Hundreds of thousands of Nghe An parents give opinions on students going to school

Accordingly, at the end of the online survey, the Department of Education and Training received 352,384 opinions from parents out of 686,133 parents. The participation rate was 56%. Of which, the participation rate of parents at secondary school level was 25%, at primary school level was 44.5% and at preschool level was 30.5%.

Number of local parents participating in the survey. Photo: MH

At the end of the survey, Vinh city had the highest number of participating parents with 54,888 opinions. Next were Do Luong, Dien Chau, Anh Son, Nghia Dan, Yen Thanh districts. In the mountainous districts, although parents still faced many difficulties, thousands of parents participated.

Through analyzing the data in the first two days, Mr. Nguyen Trong Hoan - Chief of Office of the Department of Education and Training said: Although the survey time was short, just over a day (from March 13 to 3:00 p.m. on March 15), the fact that more than 55% of parents participated in the survey is a positive figure and shows that parents are very concerned about the learning and safety of students during the time off school due to the Covid-19 epidemic.

The Department of Education and Training continues to extend the survey period to collect opinions. Photo: MH

Through analyzing 22 questions in 5 groups of issues, we found them quite appropriate for the current implementation of epidemic prevention in schools.

However, there are still difficulties such as the rate of students participating in local activities during their time at home is still quite high. In addition, students studying online in many regions, especially in rural and mountainous areas, is still difficult.

Students of Thach Ngan Primary School (Con Cuong). Photo: MH

Up to this point, Nghe An is one of the first three localities in the country to conduct a survey (after Ho Chi Minh City and Quang Ngai), but the survey results are very practical. This is also a very good channel for social criticism to strengthen student management between families, schools and the whole society.

Currently, in order to continue receiving opinions from parents, the Department of Education and Training continues to direct units to guide and urge educational institutions to continue asking for opinions from parents and send them back in the following days. Deadline is March 22.

Nghe An surveyed parents to ask for their opinions on when to return to school.

(Baonghean.vn) - This document was issued right after the Provincial People's Committee announced that preschool, primary and secondary school students in the province will continue to stay home from school to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic.