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Educating Political Ideas for Vietnam’s Students Today - Problem and Solution

Thanh Giang TRAN

giangttvnu@gmail.com

Academy of Journalism and Communication

Ngày nhận bài: 18/02/2022 Ngày phản biện: 22/03/2022 Ngày xuất bản: 28/05/2022

Abstract:

Political and ideological education for students has always been a focal point in higher education and training that universities put their efforts using various teaching methods. However, the significant impact of the shadow of the market economy, as well as globalization and international integration on the young generation in general and students in particular, together with the limitations of teaching practices in universities hindered the progress of political and ideological education for students. The following analysis contributes to finding solutions to improve political and ideological education for university students in Vietnam in the current period.

Keyword:

political ideology, education, student, situation, solution.

Content:

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