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Học tiếng Anh và Học online miễn phí – Massive open online course

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Bài này mình muốn giới thiệu và chia sẻ lại một thông tin cũng như một nguồn học liệu online mà ĐCN đã giới thiệu trước đây. MOOC – Massive open online course

MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Courses: https://dotchuoinon.com/2013/11/07/what-is-a-mooc-top-10-sites-for-free-education-with-elite-universities/

Hiện nay các khóa học online mở và miễn phí bằng tiếng Anh tạo điều kiện cho người học có thể tiếp cận học online và hoàn toàn miễn phí và tiện lợi ở bất cứ đâu.

Đây cũng là một điểm vì sao ĐCN giới thiệu và nói nhiều đến việc học tiếng Anh và học tiếng Anh để chúng ta có thể có cơ hội tiếp cận nguồn học liệu đa dạng phong phú, chính xác có uy tín hơn rất nhiều so với tiếng Việt hiện có. Continue reading Học tiếng Anh và Học online miễn phí – Massive open online course →

Môi trường, Trang tiếng Anh

Tien Giang could lose forest buffer to climate change

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Recent sea water levels have eroded and destroyed parts of the preventive forest in the Go Cong coastal region, Tien Giang Province. — Photo vov.vn

TIEN GIANG – VNS — The mangrove forest in Tien Giang’s province Go Cong coastal region could disappear forever if effective solutions are not identified and implemented immediately, worried officials say. Continue reading Tien Giang could lose forest buffer to climate change →

Giáo dục, Lịch sử, Trang tiếng Anh

HCM City students ask for more lively history lessons

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At the annual New Year meeting on Saturday more than 150 student representatives told HCM City leaders that they need more practical and interesting classes. — Photo Vnexpress

HCM CITY (VNS) — School children in HCM City have demanded that authorities make their history lessons more interesting since they need to learn about their country’s past.

At the annual New Year meeting on Saturday more than 150 student representatives told HCM City leaders that they need more practical and interesting classes. Continue reading HCM City students ask for more lively history lessons →

Môi trường, Trang tiếng Anh

Farmers using river water polluted by cassava factories

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Cassava residue on Poko River in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum. — VNA/ VNS Photo Cao Nguyen

KON TUM (VNS) — Farmers in Dak To District’s Tan Canh Commune claim they are forced to use polluted water pumped from the Poko River to water their coffee bushes.

They said the water had a foul smell and contained starch residue, probably from two new cassava processing plants upstream. Continue reading Farmers using river water polluted by cassava factories →

Trang tiếng Anh, Y tế

VN celebrates health sector on Doctors’ Day

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A doctor at the Bach Mai’s Pediatric Deparment is examining a child on emergency care. Today is a day to acknowledge the nation’s doctors and an occasion to measure the health sector’s progress over the past 60 years. — VNA Photo Duong Ngoc

HA NOI (VNS) — Doctors’ Day, today, February 27, is a day to acknowledge the nation’s doctors and an occasion to measure the progress the health sector has achieved over the past 60 years. Continue reading VN celebrates health sector on Doctors’ Day →

Thể thao, Trang tiếng Anh, Văn Hóa

Wrestling bout bustles Hue village

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THUA THIEN – HUE (VNS) — Hundreds of people flocked to the 200-year-old Thu Le Village in Thua Thien Hue Province yesterday to enjoy a traditional wrestling competition. The competition is held annually on the sixth day of Lunar New Year for wrestlers from the province’s Quang Dien District.

Village elders said the event aimed to emphasise the importance of training and hard work. Wrestlers compete with respect for each other, and no vicious behaviour is allowed.

A ring is set up in the yard of the village’s communal house. — VNS Photo Phuoc Buu

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Trang tiếng Anh

Five major projects to revamp HCM City in 2015

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The Y-shaped steel flyover at Go Vap Intersection has one stretch that measures 234m in length and 6m in width, and connects Nguyen Oanh Road and Nguyen Kiem Road. The other stretch, which is 274m long and 6m wide, links Nguyen Oanh Road and Pham Ngu Lao Road.

HCM CITY (VNS) — There are five urban projects that the country’s largest city aims to complete in 2015. According to online newspaperVnexpress, these include the building of its first-ever pedestrian zone, bringing into use the Pham Van Dong Road, the construction of a steel flyover at the Go Vap six-way intersection and the Thanh Da Channel Bridge, and making improvements to the Tan Hoa-Lo Gom Canal, which will also involve expansion of the roads lining it. Continue reading Five major projects to revamp HCM City in 2015 →

Giáo dục, Trang tiếng Anh

Public universities encouraged to self-manage funding

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A corner of Ton Duc Thang University. The unviersity is one of the first public ones to pilot the autonomous financing mechanism in Viet Nam. – Photo Vietbao.vn

HCM CITY (VNS) – The Government encourages public universities to manage their own funding in order to improve the quality of education and human resources, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said during a recent visit to Ton Duc Thang University, one of the first public universities to pilot the autonomous financing mechanism in Viet Nam. Continue reading Public universities encouraged to self-manage funding →

Trang tiếng Anh

Ban on firecrackers violated in Quang Tri

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Burning firecrackers has been prohibited since 1990. — VNS Photo Kim Diep

QUANG TRI (VNS) — The police have come across 18 violations of the ban imposed on burning firecrackers in the central Quang Tri Province.

The burning of firecrackers took place in the province’s Lao Bao Township, where the Lao Bao border post is located. The head of the local police unit said the penalty had been imposed in only four of the cases because the violators were children. Continue reading Ban on firecrackers violated in Quang Tri →

Trang tiếng Anh

Flower Road to be opened today

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HCM CITY (VNS) – The Flower Road in HCM City’s Ham Nghi Street will be opened to the public at 7pm today. Workers are putting the finishing touches to perfect the flower arrangements, while young people and children pose beside the beautiful flowers. The flower show will run till February 22, the fourth day of the year of the goat. Viet Nam News photographer Van Dat presents different images of the Flower Road, as seen through his lens.

The Flower Road is ready to receive visitors.

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Phát triển kinh tế, Trang tiếng Anh

Incentive policies necessary to develop support industry

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Motorbike components are produced at TS Interseats Viet Nam, a Thailand-invested company in Ha Noi’s Noi Bai Industrial Zone. Greater support is needed to develop the support industry. — VNA/VNS Photo Huy Hung

HCM CITY (VNS) — More support should be given to several key industries to help add value and increase the localisation ratio of exports, the Industry and Trade Department of HCM City has said in a new report. Continue reading Incentive policies necessary to develop support industry →

Thế giới, Trang tiếng Anh

The Too Quiet American in Asia

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By Malcolm Cook

Citibank ad in Thailand.

Belying the oft-repeated stereotype of Americans in Southeast Asia as loud and self-promoting, the economic importance of the United States to the region is understated and underappreciated. American government representatives and business associations in the region should be louder and more self-promoting. Continue reading The Too Quiet American in Asia →

Phát triển chính trị, Trang tiếng Anh

Cautious Optimism on Religious Freedom in Vietnam

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by  • February 12, 2015 • 0 Comments

By Nigel Cory

Vietnamese at a Christmas service hosted by the Ho Chi Minh City Archdiocese on December 20, 2014. Source: Bernard Oh's flickr photostream, used under a creative commons license.

Vietnam’s government has often been criticized for its poor record on religious freedom, but recent events give rise to cautious optimism that small improvements are being made. Roman Catholic Pope Francis’ appointment of Vietnamese archbishop Pierre Nguyen Van Nhon as a new cardinal in January was a boon to the Catholic community in Vietnam and an encouragement for the government to make further improvements. The appointment marks another step in the gradual rapprochement between Vietnam and the Vatican, as Vietnam hopes to reestablish diplomatic relations with the Holy See in the near future. Much like the United States, the Vatican sees Vietnam as a place that offers opportunities for constructive engagement. Continue reading Cautious Optimism on Religious Freedom in Vietnam →

Khoa học, Trang tiếng Anh

Russian academy honours Vietnamese woman scientist

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Russia’s International Academy of System Studies (IASS) presented two awards to academician Nguyen Thi Thanh Nhan in Ha Noi on Wednesday. — Photo vietq

HA NOI (VNS) – Russia’s International Academy of System Studies (IASS) presented two awards to academician Nguyen Thi Thanh Nhan in Ha Noi on Wednesday.

Nhan is president and chief executive officer of the Ha Noi-based Advanced International Company.

The Vnexpress online newspaper reported that the awards — one for the academician’s outstanding achievements in the 2004-2014 period, and the Vernadski Star – have been given to Nhan in recognition of her efforts, in collaboration with her associates, in applying 32 of the world’s most advanced technologies successfully in Viet Nam. Continue reading Russian academy honours Vietnamese woman scientist →

Trang tiếng Anh

Game Change: U.S. Oil Revolution Has Torn Up the Rule Book

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In a radically different oil market, says the International Energy Agency, the United States looks like the winner and Russia and other ailing petrostates the losers.

Game Change: U.S. Oil Revolution Has Torn Up the Rule Book

This, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday, is most definitely not your father’s oil market.

In its annual five-year oil market outlook, the IEA, which is the energy agency of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), said that the rise of the United States as a heavyweight crude producer, OPEC’s abdication of its historical role as the arbiter of world oil supply, and sluggish oil demand growth worldwide will have big implications for oil producing and consuming countries alike.

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