The capital of Hanoi has reason to be confident in its decision to send young children back to in-person learning.
Nearly 1 million students in grades 1-5 and grade 6 in 30 districts – both urban and outlying – and townships across the city were allowed back to schools on Wednesday after nearly a year spent almost entirely in online classes, in the latest step in the city’s plan to adapt to the Covid-19.
“This shows that parents are very willing to let their children go to school, and when I was inspecting the ‘offline classes’ that reopened on Wednesday and had talks with parents, most were glad schools were reopening,” Tiến said. Students from grades 1 to 6 have had only virtual classes since the beginning of the school year , while there were only two months left in the school year so letting students back to school now would provide a “golden window” for schools and teachers to ‘consolidate’ and review student knowledge and prepare them for the end of term examinations.
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