A place to 'nurture' a love of books in children.
(Baonghean.vn) - To help students develop a reading habit and build self-learning skills, many schools in the province have invested in renovating school libraries in recent years, helping students improve in all aspects, both basic knowledge and soft skills. Libraries are not only places for reading but also places to "nurture" a love of books in children.
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| In the mountainous primary schools of Nghe An province, despite facing many difficulties, reading is an indispensable source of intellectual nourishment for the students. School libraries have become familiar places for students during recess, at the beginning and end of school hours. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| The weekly timetable always includes a reading session led by the homeroom teacher. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, a student in class 4B at Nghia Dong Primary School (Tan Ky), said: "Reading books every day has helped me understand many good things and learn many good virtues." (Photo: Duc Anh) |
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| The paintings displayed in the school library depict scenes from fairy tales, making it easier for students to access meaningful lessons in a more vivid and engaging way. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| During their time reading at the library, children are encouraged to develop their creative thinking and talents through specific activities such as: drawing pictures of the books they have borrowed from the library, writing reviews of the books they have read, composing stories and poems based on their own feelings, aiming to guide them towards actively and positively appreciating books... In the photo: Children are depicting characters in a story through drawings. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| The library at Nghia Dong Primary School (Tan Ky) has approximately 4,500 books, totaling 1,500 titles, covering a diverse range of genres such as Vietnamese fairy tales, general science, discovery science, and, of course, books like "I Love Literature," "Secrets to Excelling in Math," etc. The school library always prioritizes selecting and reviewing book content to suit the age group; choosing works with engaging content that resonates with the children, ensuring richness in content, concise language, and diverse illustrations to foster a love of reading in the children. (Photo: Duc Anh) |
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| Books are arranged on shelves in a scientific and logical manner according to subject and field, with specific directions, helping students quickly access materials suitable to their needs. The ability for students to directly explore, search, and select materials not only creates a comfortable atmosphere, fosters initiative and positive engagement, and enhances information-seeking skills, but also creates opportunities for them to develop a reading habit. Reading will help them cultivate knowledge and improve their listening, reading, and writing skills. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Many students have come to regard reading as an indispensable part of their daily routine, a constant companion. During recess, they head to the library to read, borrowing interesting and enjoyable books to take home and read more thoroughly. (Photo: Duc Anh) |
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| The school also sets up a library corner at the back of each classroom to help students easily access good books. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| During recess, the children get to read books in the schoolyard. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| It's clear that school libraries have truly become a favorite and frequent destination for students. They have been quietly spreading a reading culture and nurturing a love of books in children. Photo: Duc Anh |