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Parents should look up the dictionary
Also in this book, in lesson 33 of the reading “The rabbit loses to a turtle” of the book says: “Rabbits believe that turtles will lose. It is chewing grass, watermelon, dozing.” So what does the word mean here ‘Nhá’? “He wondered.
Since she did not understand this word, she opened a Vietnamese dictionary and went online to search, but the answer she received confused her even more: “Nhe: chew it well, crush it (often hard, hard, hard to eat).”
“In this passage, if the rabbit ‘chewing the grass’ shows that he is chewing and playing very slowly, is it appropriate to use a word? To be honest, the first time I knew the word “Nhá” which means “chew”, if I put it in teaching in the first grade program with children just beginning to learn words, how could they understand “Hoa added.
While,In Lesson 17 of First Grade Vietnamese Subjects (Knowledge Connection Set), Ms. Thu Ngan (who lives in Binh Tan District, Ho Chi Minh City) also wondered in many words what her child is learning .
Specifically, in the “g” sound learning part, children are presented with many words with these sounds, especially the word “mahogany” also makes many parents wonder “what is mahogany”. By consulting the dictionary, parents will know that it is a tree.
“Actually, these are very difficult words, not even many adults know them. If we put this word “mahogany” in a compound sentence like “mahogany”, “mahogany” … then fortunately we can understand the meaning. And putting a word like that is difficult for students. For those who are starting to get acquainted with Vietnamese, in my opinion, you should just start teaching common, common and easy-to-understand words as possible, ”said Ms. Thu Ngan.
Many lessons are not adequate
For example, in reading practice “Son and Ha” Lesson 71, First Grade Vietnamese Subjects (Kite Book Game) writes:
“At the time of checking, Sơn wrote down the topic while muttering: the basket had 8 flounders. Give 5 children less, and 4. Has whispered: “3 left”
Ms. Yen came to Ha:
Has let you do it yourself
Has politely: Yes!
They are pondered, suddenly thought about it, and wrote: 8-5 = 3 “.
According to parents, this article shows that Ha reminded Sơn of her answer, no “suddenly thought” and then wrote the answer in her homework.
Reading exercises Two horses (Vietnamese, Volume 1, Kite book series) also caused many parents to complain, thinking that the content was not suitable for children. |
Similarly, in the post Two horses Parents also reflected on inappropriate content when the dark horse said that “there is a good reason” to talk about the purple horse avoiding housework because “the owner urges me to do it, I will hide.”
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Commenting on the words that parents reflect, Associate Professor Dr. Doan Le Giang (Head of the Department of Vietnamese Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, UNV Ho Chi Minh City) said that the word “melon” is one of the words. Old, currently used in some localities, but not popular. Similarly, words like “mahogany”, “nhá” … are also significant words, but they belong to the dialect, they are used a lot in the north, and they are not popular, so many people will never know. “If it is not wrong to teach students, it is not very good, because for first graders, they only have to access the most common, appropriate and understandable words,” shared Mr. Giang. |
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