The changes in Circular 19 on student rewards and discipline that the Ministry of Education and Training has just issued (officially effective from October 31) are receiving attention from the whole society, including teachers, parents... The most notable point is that the new circular of the Ministry of Education and Training has removed the highest level of discipline for students, which is temporary suspension from school.

In addition, the Ministry of Education and Training also issued Circular 18 providing guidance on school counseling and social work in schools with the aim of overcoming difficulties in learning, psychology and social relationships for learners.

In order to help readers better understand the new regulations of these two new circulars, as well as answer related questions, VietNamNet newspaper organized a discussion with the topic "Circular 19: Is 'soft' discipline enough of a deterrent?" on the afternoon of September 29.

3 guests will participate in the exchange with readers of VietNamNet Newspaper:

Mr. Hoang Duc Minh - Head of Department of Students (Ministry of Education and Training);

Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Manh Ha - Psychologist, Faculty of Science and Educational Technology, Hanoi University of Science and Technology;

Mr. Nguyen Van Hiep - Principal of Ha Yen Quyet Secondary School, Hanoi .

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This will be an opportunity for representatives of the Ministry of Education and Training, experts and school leaders to directly answer concerns of teachers, parents, students... about the implementation of Circulars 19 and 18, as well as the practical impacts of these two policies on student education.

Readers can send questions for the 3 guests to bangiaoduc@vietnamnet.vn or via the comment section below this article.

Circular 19 regulating rewards and discipline for students of the Ministry of Education and Training has attracted much public attention after its issuance. Before the circular officially takes effect on October 31, conflicting opinions are still being raised.

Dear readers, please watch the discussion on VietNamNet newspaper tomorrow, September 29.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/bo-gd-dt-doi-thoai-voi-doc-gia-vietnamnet-ve-thong-tu-19-ky-luat-hoc-sinh-2446849.html