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Pedagogy schools find it hard to attract more students though the government has made considerable efforts to lure good students including tuition fee exemption. According to the Government’s Decree 116, students in pedagogy schools will receive an amount of VND3.63 million per month as living expense from November 2020. Thus, in addition to total tuition fee exemption, students in special schools currently receive the most preferential treatment; however, few good students refused to enroll into pedagogy schools. Students of a pedagogy school in break time. (Photo: SGGP) According to the Ministry of Education and Training’s statistics on enrollment results in 2020, enrollment of pedagogy has 35,936 students enrolled, accounting for 62.58 percent whereas it is 27,373 candidates including three-year college and two -year schools in 2019 accounting for 52.97 percent. Roughly 28,314 candidates entered universities accounting for 64.78 percent; 7,662 candidates enrolled … [Read more...] about Pedagogy schools find it hard to lure good students despite gov’t efforts

Continuing our projection of the LSU Tigers' two-deep for the 2021 season, we move to defense. If you want to return to our projected offensive two-deep, click here . As we went over in our offensive breakdown, LSU has several new players battling for new positions under new coaches. The Tigers have a new defensive coordinator in Daronte Jones , a new offensive coordinator in Jake Peetz , plus three other staff additions in passing game coordinator DJ Mangas , linebackers coach Blake Baker and defensive line coach Andre Carter . Jones is in charge of restoring LSU's reputation as a defensive force after the Tigers the school's historic lows in scoring defense and total defense in one season under former defensive coordinator Bo Pelini . Foundational pieces remain. Every starter on the defensive line returned for another season. All-American cornerbacks Derek Stingley Jr. and Eli Ricks solidify the edges of a secondary that ranked last in the FBS in passing … [Read more...] about LSU football in 2021: Who are possible starters on defense and special teams? Here are our projections

LSU's long search for its next defensive coordinator is nearing an end. The Tigers athletic department is expected to hire Minnesota Vikings defensive backs coach Daronte Jones as the school's next defensive coordinator, a source confirmed with The Advocate, which ends a search that included at least four interviewed coaches and two close calls that didn't work out. NEW: Daronte Jones officially named LSU defensive coordinator, school announces The news was first reported by The Athletic's Bruce Feldman. But in the end, LSU coach Ed Orgeron is nearing landing his top defensive assistant, a tenured coach who has served on almost every level of football, including a year each at Franklin High, Jeanerette High and Nicholls State. Four-star Lafayette cornerback Laterrance Welch commits to LSU's 2022 recruiting class The Maryland native played defensive back at Morgan State, then began his coaching career in 2001 as a graduate assistant at Lenoir-Rhyne in North … [Read more...] about LSU expected to hire Vikings DB coach Daronte Jones as defensive coordinator: source

Vietnamese students contribute nearly US$1 billion to the US economy. The number of Vietnamese higher education students in the United States (US) increased over the past year, marking 18 consecutive years of growth, according to the Institute of International Education’s (IIE) annual “Open Doors” report released on November 18. Illustrative photo The report for the 2018-2019 academic year (AY) shows that Vietnam remains the sixth leading country of origin for all international higher education students in the US, with 24,392 students studying at US institutes of higher education, a 0.3% increase from AY 2017-2018. Vietnamese students contribute nearly US$1 billion to the US economy. Of the 24,392 Vietnamese higher education students in the US, 69.9% were undergraduates, 15.2% were graduate level students, 10.2% enrolled in Optional Practical Training (OPT), and the remaining 4.6% were pursuing non-degree programs. The data also revealed that … [Read more...] about Number of Vietnamese higher education students in US grows for 18th straight year

Urban population growth in Mekong Delta’s secondary cities remains slow: WB By Minh Tuan A local vendor sells fruit at a floating market in the Mekong Delta. The WB’s recent report showed that urban population growth in the Mekong Delta’s secondary cities has remained slow mainly due to high outmigration - PHOTO: LE HOANG VU HCMC - Of Vietnam’s six main regions, the Mekong Delta is the third most populous and urbanized yet it ranks fourth in terms of urban population growth, largely because its secondary cities have seen slow population growth. According to the World Bank’s “Networked: Towards Urban Resilience and Economic Growth in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta” report, seven provincial capitals in the Mekong Delta---Bac Lieu, Ben Tre, Long Xuyen, Soc Trang, Tan An, Vinh Long and Vi Thanh---are home to just 9%-17% of the provinces’ population. These cities together account for more than one in four of the region’s urban residents. However, their annual population growth … [Read more...] about Urban population growth in Mekong Delta’s secondary cities remains slow: WB