(Baonghean.vn) - In wartime classrooms under shelters, tables and chairs were made from makeshift trees. When there was an alarm, both teachers and students often had to "migrate" into the shelter during class time.
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Nursery teachers in Dong Ha (Hanoi) take care of preschool students right next to a shelter. |
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When there is an alarm, both teachers and students often have to "migrate" immediately to the shelter during class time. In the photo, the teacher is letting students go down to the shelter to avoid bombs and bullets. |
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Teachers not only have the role of transmitting knowledge from books but also sharing with students many experiences and skills in life. Image of a teacher teaching students how to weave straw hats to wear to protect from the sun. |
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Despite the lack of material conditions, tables and chairs were made temporarily from forest trees, but the teacher and students were always happy and tried their best. A classroom under a wartime shelter. |
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The attentive eyes seemed to absorb every word of the teacher's lecture. |
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A practical lesson with rudimentary tools. |
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School supplies for the popular classroom. |
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Bandage class in case of emergency. |
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Bright smiles of both teacher and students after each class. |
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The music still plays in the evacuation area. Many musical talents have grown up in countless hardships. |
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In the old days, going on a field trip was difficult…But some schools still organized fun outings for their students.
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A solemn and cozy ceremony to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day November 20. |
Le Hoa
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