Finding solutions to improve the quality of education in particularly difficult mountainous districts
(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of August 17, at Que Phong High School, the Department of Education and Training - Department of Science and Technology - Continuing Education Center No. 2 organized a scientific workshop on content and solutions to improve the quality of general education management in extremely disadvantaged areas in Nghe An province.
The workshop was held to implement the provincial-level scientific topic "Assessing the current situation, proposing content and solutions to improve the quality of general education in particularly difficult areas in Nghe An province".
The presentations at the workshop focused on comprehensively analyzing the education and educational management work in 4 extremely difficult mountainous districts in Nghe An, namely Ky Son, Tuong Duong, Que Phong, and Quy Chau. Thereby, it aimed to achieve two goals: to evaluate the quality of educational management work in extremely difficult areas in the province in recent years; to identify difficulties, shortcomings, limitations, causes, and lessons learned.
In addition, focus on discussing and contributing ideas to perfect solutions to improve the quality of educational management in particularly difficult areas in the coming time with the following contents: Coordination between schools, families and society in student education; supporting students in the transition period from grade 5 (primary school) to grade 6 (junior high school), grade 9 (junior high school) to grade 10 (high school); developing school management capacity for management staff of general schools.
The workshop also focused on the issue of innovation in recruitment, arrangement and placement of cadres, teachers and staff; strengthening facilities and teaching equipment for high schools in particularly difficult areas to meet the requirements of improving the quality of education and implementing well.General Education Program 2018.
Nghe An is a province with 10 mountainous districts, including 5 highland districts and 4 poor districts according to Decision 353/QD-TTg dated March 15, 2022 of the Prime Minister. In recent years, along with the whole country, Nghe An has had many policies and guidelines for educational development, in which priority is given to developing education in mountainous and particularly difficult areas of the province.
The education sector has also proactively implemented many solutions to promote education in mountainous areas in general and education in particularly difficult areas in particular. The development of education in this area has seen some improvements. However, due to many different subjective and objective reasons, the educational results of the districts in the province's particularly difficult areas still have many limitations and shortcomings.
The biggest obstacle is that the facilities are not yet guaranteed, there are still too many separate schools, the ratio of primary school teachers is only about 1.4 teachers/class, not enough to organize teaching 2 sessions/day. For the remaining levels, the teacher structure is not reasonable, the quality of teachers does not meet the requirements, students rarely study the enhanced programs... This has also greatly affected the quality of education and is much lower than the general level of the province.
Speaking at the workshop, Dr. Nguyen Van Khoa - Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training acknowledged and highly appreciated the presentations at the workshop. Thereby, expressing the concerns and responsibilities of educational managers, teachers with the desire to improve the quality of management work in particularly difficult areas in Nghe An province.
Regarding the recommendations and solutions that the delegates have put forward, the Education sector will continue to research and consider in order to make adjustments in direction and management in the coming time to be closer to reality and improve operational efficiency.
This is also the basis and basis for advising on policy development and implementing strategies for developing mountainous education to improve the quality of comprehensive education, gradually narrowing the regional gap...
After the workshop, the Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training also hoped that localities and schools would carefully study the issues and direct schools to give their opinions and suggestions to complete the topic. The results of the topic can be transferred to units for practical application./.