1.Study on bacterial air pollution - the relation of it with respiratory tract diseases in some areas of Thai Nguyen city.
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):21-25
By a descriptive study and a design-cross sectional study; author has conducted a study on a real situation of bacterial air pollution and related respiratory diseases in some regions in Thai Nguyen city, the results showed that: 1. The Quan Trieu ward where is bacterial polluted is 3 times higher than a control one. 2. In this ward, a number of bacteria in the afternoon is higher than those in the morning. 3. Bacterial air pollution is related to the prevalence rate of respiratory diseases in the studied regions. From above findings, author has given several recommendations as follows: - In ARI programme, environment factors should be paid more attention to. - Traffic system should be more upgraded. In order to control dust, watering cars should regularyly operate in the main streets of Thai Nguyen city.
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respiratory tract diseases
2.THE PERCEPTION OF IMPLEMENTING SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING IN SOFT SKILLS AMONG VIETNAMESE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Vinh-Long Tran-Chi ; Son Van Huynh ; Huan Thanh Nguyen ; Thien-Vu Giang ; Huyen- Trang Luu-Thi
ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry 2023;24(9):1-12
Although the need for social and emotional development has existed for decades,
implementing Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) in schools continues to get considerable
attention as newer generations enter the educational system. The demand for development
is presently increasing daily. No one challenges the significance of social-emotional learning
and the influence of organizations on adolescent development today. Social-emotional
learning matches accurately with the priorities in modern schools. In Vietnam, quantitative
research was conducted on 350 high school students. This research aimed to determine how
students evaluate the implementation of the Social-emotional learning model in soft skills
education. The results revealed students’ interest in implementing the social-emotional
learning model into soft skills education. In addition, the results indicated the obstacles
to implementing the social-emotional learning model in soft skills education. This study’s
findings suggested that school leaders and background educators should implement the
social-emotional learning model and support, monitor, and evaluate program efficacy to
ensure program objectives are reached and students acquire social and emotional abilities.
In addition, the study suggested that specific strategies are necessary to limit the factors
that prevent the implementation of the social-emotional learning model in high schools.