Students still come to wish teachers a happy new year?

The third day of Tet is the Teacher's Day - a long-standing tradition of respecting teachers

Although life has changed a lot today, the tradition of respecting teachers on the third day of Tet is still passed down and has become a national cultural identity.

For parents, Tet is an opportunity to teach students about the beauty and traditional values ​​such as: offering farewell to Ong Cong and Ong Tao (23rd of December), year-end offerings, visiting graves, displaying fruit trays, wrapping banh tet and banh chung, setting up the Tet pole...

Parents can also encourage their children to visit their teachers on the 3rd day. This helps preserve Vietnamese cultural identity when Tet comes.

On the third day of Tet, the tradition of respecting teachers is still passed down.

ILLUSTRATION: DAO NGOC THACH

Help students understand traditions

As a teacher of civics , I always wonder how to help students understand human morality through concrete actions, not just teaching theory.

When teaching the lesson "Inheriting and promoting the nation's fine traditions", I let students role-play the scenario of Pham Su Manh and a friend going to the house to celebrate the birthday of teacher Chu Van An.

When arriving in the middle of the teacher's yard, Pham Su Manh and his friends respectfully greeted: "Teacher, we have come to serve you!". The content is simple but the image of teachers and students in the past helps students understand the beauty of Vietnamese culture.

On the morning of January 31, during the second period of civics before the Tet holiday, I spent the last 5 minutes to wish my students a happy new year: "I wish you all a prosperous new year, may you all pass the 10th grade entrance exam, and may I send my best wishes to your families for good health, peace, and happiness."

The applause from the students made me feel overwhelmed with joy as I left the classroom and headed home. I was even happier when many students asked me where my teacher lived so they could come visit me during Tet. Student Lai Truc Dao (class monitor of 9/3) even said loudly: "I will come to your house on the 3rd, please give me some lucky money!"

Teacher Nguyen Van Luc in a class at Trinh Phong Secondary School, Dien Khanh, Khanh Hoa

Thus, students of all ages, even though they sometimes make their teachers sad, deep in their hearts they still remember their teachers, especially on holidays and Tet. This proves that the tradition of gratitude to teachers is engraved and passed down through time.

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