It would be counterintuitive to wait until someone is about to get behind the wheel – at least 18 years old, with almost completely formed habits and behaviors – before starting to teach them about driving ethics.
Since over 60% of road traffic accidents are caused by motorcyclists, ethical conduct tests for driver's licenses should be applied to motorcycles as well, not just cars.
I support tightening the content of driver's license tests by increasing ethical requirements, because many accidents occur not due to poor driving skills but due to insufficient driver ethics.
The incident of a tanker truck deliberately running over and killing a female student who had just been hit by another vehicle has sent shivers down the public's spine, reminding them of the "unwritten rule" of cold-blooded drivers: Better to pay compensation once than to support the victim for life.
When a person loses control of their mind, talent, fame, and money are as fragile as dust; drugs are a sharp knife that severs a person from morality.
Courses on ethics and karma should be mandatory in the driver's license process to prevent cruel drivers from deliberately running over victims multiple times after causing an accident.
The driver's license exam should include both theoretical and practical ethical tests; only then will we reduce the number of drivers who intentionally violate the law, leading to so many tragic deaths.
Incidents of steel coils falling from trucks, endangering lives, involve multiple parties, but the drivers are clearly unethical for accepting the transport despite knowing the safety risks.
The story of a daughter taking her terminally ill father to a care facility instead of medical treatment because she didn't want him to suffer pain has sparked heated debate online.
In a heartfelt discussion about art, artist Trung Dân shared his thoughts very frankly and directly about the talent and ethics of an artist.
Business culture and ethics are the core foundation, the key factor, the benchmark, the shield, and the very survival of every entrepreneur and business in today's era.
Teachers need to be exemplary, role models, and demonstrate dedication and responsibility to their profession. Teachers who lack exemplary behavior must be severely punished.
Literary researcher Lai Nguyen An has spoken out to explain his proposal that teachers should not call students "children," which has sparked mixed reactions from the public.
A lecturer from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Law who participated in Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hang's livestream has been accused of violating professional ethics.
Teachers are flocking to training courses to obtain professional title certificates as a basis for promotion or maintaining their current rank; surprisingly, each rank has its own ethical criteria.
Ms. Vo Thi Huong believes that in order to improve the moral values and lifestyles of young people and children, it is necessary to do a good job right from the preschool level, nurturing that spirit from the roots.
Through each lesson, teachers integrate content on life skills education into the lessons, helping to create positive changes in students' morals and life ideals.
"In less than one term, more than 100 strategic-level officials have been disciplined. Of all the wrongdoings, the most fundamental issue I see is a moral failing."
Officials who show signs of ideological and political degradation, moral decay, and lifestyle deviations, as well as self-evolution and self-transformation, will be classified as failing to fulfill their duties.
Teachers should avoid praising outstanding individuals in front of the whole class because the rest of the class may feel resentful for not receiving recognition.
When children misbehave, parents must correct their behavior; yelling and corporal punishment are ineffective.
Following the Math and Vietnamese textbooks, Professor Ho Ngoc Dai's Grade 1 Ethics textbook, based on educational technology, was not approved by the Textbook Evaluation Council.
The Ministry of Education and Training acknowledges the reality that students spend too much time using the Internet, online games, and social media, making them reluctant to participate in extracurricular activities and education on revolutionary ideals, ethics, and lifestyle.
Witnessing his 15-month-old child being slapped in the face by the teacher, the young father rushed in and attacked the teacher.
Claiming that the deputy principal's behavior violated the ethics of the teaching profession, parents of students at Binh Son Secondary School (Thanh Hoa) requested that he be disciplined and transferred to another position.
(VTC News) Like Truc Diem, Quynh Chi and Ngoc Trinh also faced harsh criticism after criticizing the film "Waistline 56," and Dan Le also suffered the same fate of being heavily attacked.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam proposed that the entire country hold its opening ceremony on a single day, ensuring it is conducted according to proper rituals, is concise, and truly focused on the students.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam noted that the Ministry of Education and Training needs to facilitate the university and college admissions process for candidates.
(VTC News) - Recently, several serious crimes have occurred in Thai Nguyen province where both the perpetrators and victims are members of the same family.
Some colleagues at Quy Nhon University commented that Professor Loi (accused of soliciting female students) is a good person with good moral character and is serious about teaching.
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