Around the clip "The worries of a lazy person"

(Baonghean) -Just posted on Youtube since April 13, the clip with a length of more than 1 hour and quite "choosy" content: "Reflecting on the country's education", has attracted the attention not only of many netizens, but also "alarmed" professors, principals of famous high schools, even the Ministry of Education and Training. Up to now, there have been more than 426,850 people watching the clip and the majority of viewers expressed their agreement with the spokesperson.

“The worries of a lazy person” is a 12th grade student’s confession about Vietnam’s education system. The speaker in the clip is a male student with extremely excellent oratory skills, from language, speech, gestures to facial expressions.

Although the arguments raised in the clip are not new, they have long been a concern of many people who are passionate about the country's education. It has become attractive and stirred public opinion because it was presented convincingly by a 12th grade student! Commenting on the clip, many experts said that they support the voices of students who are directly benefiting from the country's education, such as Professor Van Nhu Cuong, Principal of Luong The Vinh High School (Hanoi), Dr. Nguyen Tung Lam, Chairman of the Hanoi Educational Psychology Association and Principal of Dinh Tien Hoang High School or Principal of FPT University Le Truong Tung...

For leading professors, the Ministry of Education and Training, and individuals with more understanding of the country's education system, this clip is only commendable.

However, it would be a mistake to underestimate the impact of these arguments on those who have, are, and will study in the country's education system at all levels. Because they find sympathy here. What will happen if many future generations are bored with the prospect of education in our country? If the Ministry of Education and Training does not make early moves to change?

It is undeniable that the clip “The worries of a lazy person” has created positive effects as mentioned by the mass media over and over again in the past week, but it would be a pity if all students only saw its convincing side. Because the clip itself has a mistake, because throughout the clip there is only a request: Learning must be like this, teaching must be like this, education must be like this... And all the fault for not meeting such requirements is attributed to those who are running the education system. I reacted to the fact that the education system creates passive people. But this very thought of mine is very passive, waiting and imposing everything on the Ministry of Education and Training.

In the clip, when discussing the education of a person, I think that it is completely the product of the school and put myself and my family outside of this educational process.

I long for change, long to express my opinions. But my opinions make generations of students feel sad about the current state of education, not bring about a positive feeling, a desire to act to contribute to promoting education. Actually, this is too much of a request for a student, but it is necessary.

You have many talents, at least that is what we can see from the clip, and you consider yourself a “lazy person”. Personally, I hope you are also a “gentleman” full of passion for this country.

The shortcomings of our country's education system have been recognized by previous generations of students and are now being spoken about. Hopefully, the next generations will contribute to changing our country's education system!

Nguyen Thi Hai Nam