'Teacher, we want to say'...

At 10:00 p.m. on November 13, a post by a former student of class 12A5 - Nghi Loc 5 High School was shared on the school's Youth Union page and in a very short time, many people came to read and comment. The student - the owner of the post, who is currently studying and working in Japan, devoted most of her post to talking about her homeroom teacher - the person she still calls her gentle mother.

She is the person who has accompanied the class for all 3 years of high school, the person who is willing to stay up all night with the students to "solve a thick set of questions" together. She is also the person who knows how to arouse interest in the students. "My teacher" is also very resilient and brave.,good at enduring and hiding!

To her teacher - Ms. Le Thi ML (Literature teacher), this former student also wrote that...I am still in Japan, I cannot return this holiday season. I have not yet finished writing the message. I just hope that my Mother, Sister and maybe even my Friend will always keep a smile on their lips, always love life and be happy. I hope she is strong, beautiful, young to withstand all the storms ahead and have a happy holiday season, successful in her career of educating people...

Although it was just launched, in just a short time, dozens of stories were sent by students of Nghi Loc 5 High School to their teachers after the school launched the contest "Writing words of gratitude to teachers".

Reading your articles, it is inevitable that the sentences are still quite clumsy, but what is more valuable is the heart that you put into your writing.

Among them, there are also articles written by students who have been away from school for a long time but still miss and are always grateful to their old teachers:Our class has experienced unforgettable memories, shared joys and experienced deep sorrows. However, those are memories that we will carry with us on all future paths, so that every time we think of those days, we will not be able to forget the image and memories of "mother and 37 children". Although that mother did not have the merit of giving birth, she was always devoted, loving, and educating her children to become good people... (Nguyen Thi Thuy - class 12A7).

Through the students' sharing and the effects from social networks, many teachers and former students were truly happy to read these sincere shares. Teacher Nguyen Hai - a teacher who has transferred schools, re-reading the lines written by her former students was also very surprised and happy. For her, the feelings that the students have given her are love, the trust that makes her strive harder, try harder to do a good job as a teacher.

Towards the Vietnamese Teachers' Day, in mid-November, the extracurricular program "The Value of Love and Gratitude" was also held simultaneously in many primary schools in Vinh city. In this program, through the stories, it partly awakened the young hearts of the students. The program also sent many messages to the students in life, which are: Care, Help, Gratitude, Self-awareness and Sacrifice with the hope that they will try to study hard, try to obey their grandparents, parents, teachers and not give up their dreams and ambitions.

Also in this program, a content that received a lot of response from the students was writing words of gratitude to their teachers. Surprisingly, even though the students were only at primary school age and quite young, they had very lovely sharing about their teachers.

A 5th grade student at Ha Huy Tap 2 Primary School wrote:Teacher, we only have a few more months to study with you and then we will be in 6th grade. I wish you good health so you can teach and take care of us. We are very grateful to you.

Little girl Ha Trang, a 3rd grade student at Nghi An Primary School, innocently wrote:I know my handwriting is not good and I still talk in class. I know you are sad and I will try harder.

I really like this program because it brings the value of love and gratitude to those who gave birth to me and my teachers. I want to thank my parents for raising me to be who I am today, I want to thank my teachers for giving me good lessons and imparting useful knowledge.

Nguyen Hoang Tan, 5th grade student at Ha Huy Tap 1 Primary School, Vinh city

In recent years, education of students through life skills programs has been given great attention by schools, in which moral education is the most difficult activity. However, the program "Values ​​of love and gratitude" has touched the hearts of students and they have felt many valuable things to love their parents and teachers, to do useful things so as not to disappoint the efforts of giving birth and educating them.

Teacher Nguyen Thi Hong Van - Principal of Ha Huy Tap 1 Primary School, Vinh City said: In educating human personality, not only the school but also parents and society. Therefore, these programs need to be organized regularly to help children have more opportunities to be exposed to many situations, many stories and for them to express their feelings and thoughts.

The program with the theme “The Value of Love and Gratitude” received a lot of attention from students and teachers. The program was held on November 20, which was also an opportunity for students to express their gratitude to their teachers. And I believe that the messages that the students sent in the postcards were the most sincere and profound feelings they had for their teachers on Teachers' Charter Day.

Dr. Hoang Trung Hoc - Head of Pedagogy Department - Academy of Educational Management - Ministry of Education and Training