RE: [Y' KIE^'N BA.N NGHE DA`I] Giu'p do*~ Vie^.t nam

["Huy Quang Nguyen (Global Trends)" <v-huynq@microsoft.com>]

>  1) Thang Long is the first "Dda.i ho.c DL" it is most well-known. 
> 
We need to help government universities first. I do agree with anh Phung
Ho Hai: it is the case in Vietnam, at this moment of time (or may be
several years to come) no talent will go to "Dai hoc Dan lap" :-( so why
do we need to waste our money for "Dai hoc Dan lap". In addition, money
never means good solution in this case.

>    One of the main functions of Univ in the US is also to regulate the
> 
> unemployment rates. That's normal.    That's OK. But I don't
> understand why Thang Long can be named as an 
> University. In my definition even Ba'ch Khoa, Thu?y Lo+.i, Kinh
> te^',...
> are not Universities. They would be Schools, Colleges, Institutes,...
> Thang Long can be considered as Professional or technical training
> Center.
> 
So where's the reason why many of US universities are willing to help
international students? And what does "university" really mean? Why ones
can be named Universities and others must be named Schools, Colleges,
Institutes? For example: Back Khoa is biggest and most well-known
"University"  in Vietnam and why can't we call her University although
her current name is HUT (Hanoi University of Technology)

>     On the other hand, at the moment I bet that "Mo+? mang Da^n tri'"
> is
> more important than " Dda`o ta.o Nha^n ta`i". Most VN talents are
> educating
> themself. ( I am not talking about the basic education, which is more 
> important than the higher one in my opinion.)
> 
Yess, we need people who can manage our factories, our enterprises. Most
of you seem living in the academical environment for too long. The fact
is Vietnam have been wasting millions of dollars each year due to the
serious shortage of high skills and experienced engineers (in the
government sector).

> develope Vnemese terminology ( I think this is also important)
> 
This is very important. We don't want to use the mixed as we have to in
the meanwhile.

> > Do^'i vo*'i vie^.c nghie^n cu*'u thi` ngoa`i sa'ch ra ta.p chi'
> ra^'t qua
> > tro.ng. Die^`u na`y kho' nhu*ng ne^'u ai co' the^? xin fund de^? mua
> > du*o*.c ta.p chi' cho vie^.t nam thi` la` mo^.t great job.
>   
>    Chi. Hai Judy Ladinsky did a great job in this thing. If she is not
> so 
> busy she can do more.
> 
There's bunch of up-to-date those in National Scientific and
Technological Library (Hanoi). Government is spending hundreds thousand
of dollard to buying them for studying and researching purposes.

> Cheers
> Aiviet
> 
Regards

Quang Huy