Đánh giá sự tham gia của gia đình vào giáo dục học sinh: Kinh nghiệm quốc tế và khuyến nghị cho Việt Nam
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General orientations on how to effectively coordinate family education and school education, including how to effectively coordinate school education and social education, have been proposed in the 2018 General Education Curriculum’s fourth component, “Socialization of Education.” In order to guarantee that student’s competencies and qualities are developed, families need to be involved in the educational process at every educational level. In order to help student to learn about real-world experiences, families and the social community will work with schools to organize experiential education and career guidance programs. To grasp the current situation and improve family participation in student education, it is necessary to have appropriate assessment methods. The article summarizes international experience in assessing family participation in student education, and makes recommendations for Vietnam.
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