First grade students in Ho Chi Minh City
There are temporary regulations on student transcripts No.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training has just issued the Temporary Regulations on Management and Use of the Student Monitoring and Evaluation System and Digital Transcripts of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) consisting of 7 chapters and 5 appendices.
This Regulation clearly states general regulations; provisions on management and use of digital signatures and digital certificates; regulations on the use of student monitoring and evaluation systems; regulations on the operation, management and use of the digital student report card system...
Regulations provide specific guidance on transmitting and receiving data when students transfer schools (from schools within Ho Chi Minh City or from schools in other provinces to Ho Chi Minh City); or how to manage digital student records when teachers quit their jobs or transfer schools.
The Regulations clearly state the implementation responsibilities of the Department of Education and Training and its departments; the responsibilities of the Department of Education and Training; the responsibilities of heads of educational units; the responsibilities of homeroom teachers, subject teachers; system administrators; academic and clerical staff; the responsibilities of students and parents...
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training stipulates that in the 2023-2024 school year, a pilot digital report card will be deployed for about 132,000 first graders across the city.
In the 2024-2025 school year, the pilot program will be implemented for 6th graders and the digitization of primary and secondary school transcript data. In the 2025-2026 school year, the pilot program will be implemented for 10th graders and the digitization of high school transcript data. Depending on technical conditions and legal institutions, the implementation progress can be shortened to be synchronized throughout the city.
Students of a primary school in Ho Chi Minh City
Must complete review of first grade student data before June 30
After the Department of Education and Training issued the Temporary Regulations on Digital Student Reports, local Departments of Education and Training developed plans to pilot digital student reports. For example, the Department of Education and Training of Tan Binh District has developed a plan to establish a steering committee to pilot the system of monitoring, evaluating students and digital student reports in the locality.
The 2023-2024 school year (which has ended) must pilot digital report cards for first graders in all schools in the city. Therefore, the Department of Education and Training of Tan Binh District requests educational institutions in the district to coordinate with the police of 15 wards to review and ensure that 100% of first graders are given personal identification codes and have their information fully updated. In case students have not been given identification codes, the head of the unit must report to the Department of Education and Training for a solution.
Educational institutions must also review facilities and infrastructure to deploy digital transcripts, ensure the legality of digital certificates, etc., and ensure that digital transcript software is connected to the digital transcript database of the City's Department of Education and Training. These reviews must be completed before June 30, 2024.
In July 2024, Tan Binh District held an online conference to guide the pilot implementation of digital transcripts for grade 1. After that, the implementation of issuing digital transcripts for grade 1 in the 2023-2024 school year was carried out by schools and units, and will be implemented until August 15, 2024.
According to the Department of Education and Training of Ho Chi Minh City, digital transcripts are a system of digitized transcript data, stored in a digital environment, with electronic authentication signatures of authorized individuals and organizations, and have legal value for use in the digital environment. Digital transcripts ensure complete and accurate storage of information about students and their learning and training results during their studies. At the same time, they ensure consistency and integrity of information when the transcripts have been released (information cannot be changed).
What is the responsibility of the homeroom teacher when making a digital report card?
According to the Regulations:
- Update student lists and resumes at the beginning of the school year or as soon as there is a change in student information; update and monitor student absences and educational activities weekly; update the conduct, capacity, and quality classification of students in the class at the end of each semester and school year into the student monitoring and evaluation system according to the regulations of the unit head;
- Check the average scores of subjects, academic rankings, and titles at the end of each semester and the entire school year for students;
- Check the system of monitoring and evaluating students in the class; help the head of the unit monitor the testing, scoring and evaluation according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training;
- Review the evaluation results, conduct and academic performance classification of students for each semester and the entire school year on the system. Make a list of students recommended for promotion, students not allowed to promote; students recognized as excellent students, advanced students; students who must retake exams in subjects, students who must practice conduct...;
- Monitor, check and digitally sign confirmation on the student monitoring and evaluation system;
- Comments and evaluate students' individual and comprehensive training results directly on the system to provide online information and report cards to send to parents;
- Review and compare information and data in the digital student records on the system; obtain confirmation signatures from each subject teacher; and obtain approval from school leaders.
The regulations also clearly state the responsibilities of subject teachers, from fully implementing the test scores, evaluation and grading according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training; entering test scores; checking the average subject scores by semester and year of students in their class; weekly comments on students' study habits; signing to confirm scores in the report card number...
Subject teachers who retire under the regime, take maternity leave or for other reasons must hand over work content related to the above tasks to the assigned replacement teacher.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/yeu-cau-moi-nhat-ve-hoc-ba-so-lop-1-toan-tphcm-185240622184120012.htm
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