VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has released a list of four bans that primary schools must follow in an effort to ease the workload on students.
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VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), in an effort to ease excessive amount of homework for students, has prohibited teachers to hold after-school classes. But many instructors have ignored the ban.
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 Students feel uneasy about unfamiliar way of raising exam questionsVietNamNet Bridge – The decision by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) on shortening the duration of the philology exam to 120 minutes, and a warning about the new method of raising exam questions, have put high-school students on tenterhooks.
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When teachers scold, curse and beat students VietNamNet Bridge – Educators and parents now feel worried as more and more video clips show the rude behaviors committed by teachers towards students.  "Your parents are so evil-starred because they have such a cheeky son like you”, "You are so ill-bred”, "Why cannot you open your eyes to what I teach you?” – the words were uttered from a teacher, who, at the same time, slapped students repeatedly on their faces. These scenes were seen in a 3-minute video clip filmed secretly in a classroom in Hanoi showing four male students standing before the class and getting a ruthless scolding from a teacher. The video clip has raised anger among netizens, who commented that the slang words must not be used by a teacher, especially when he was at school. The teacher is Nguyen Dinh T, 27, of the Bac Giang-based Dong Kinh people founded High School at a school’s branch in Hanoi. L, the manager of the branch, affirmed that beating students must not be the education method applied at school. "Teacher T lost his temper at that moment and committed such a ruthless behavior,” L said. "We on January 11, 2014
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