(Baonghean.vn) - Pung Bon is a particularly difficult village in the highland commune of Huu Khuong (Tuong Duong, Nghe An). To get to the village to teach, teachers of Huu Khuong Primary School have to take a boat for 20 minutes. Pung Bon is known as the "3 no" village (no road, no electricity, no phone signal), but the teachers in the village still work day and night to bring knowledge to the students in this highland area.
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| Huu Khuong Primary School in Pung Bon village has 32 Thai students in 5 classes, including 2 mixed classes and 1 grade 1. Due to difficult conditions, teachers and students in this village still have to teach and study in a temporary house. |
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| Ms. Lo Thi Mui, a first grade teacher here, said: "Despite difficult conditions, most of the students here are very hard-working and obedient. That is the motivation for us teachers to devote all our heart and soul to teaching them." |
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| Having to study in a makeshift, dilapidated house, the students here are still very diligent and hardworking. |
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| Pung Bon students' mid-break exercise. |
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| Have fun with folk games during break time. |
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| The conditions are difficult but going to school is a great joy for the children. |
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| The student kitchen is also a makeshift tent. |
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| At lunchtime, the children lay together on a wooden bench. |
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| Teachers also have to live in makeshift tents. At night there is no electricity, so they have to prepare lessons early in the morning. |
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| School dismissal time for Pung Bon students on the temporary bridge over the stream. |
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