Re: Ti`nh Tra.ng Du.ng Cu. Khoa Ho.c Thu+.c Ta^.p Trong Gia'o Du.c

[Thanh Dang Nguyen <nguyet1@Eng.Auburn.EDU>]

Hi all,

> DDo^~ Tra^`n Ca't, Khoa tru+o+?ng Pha^n khoa va^.t ly' ky~ 
> thua^.t, thu+`a nha^.n ra(`ng "ca'c thi' nghie^.m chi? co' ti'nh 
> cha^'t ddi.nh ti'nh va` hi`nh thu+'c".

I assume that DHBK Hanoi is a technical university, so I really don't
see the emphasis on basic physics experiments for engineering students
(it can be different for chemical engineering students, though.) When
I was in school in Hungary, I didn't have any kind of hands-on
experiments when taking basic physics course (during the first two
years.) I might be wrong, but maybe the article is referring to
other technical labs involving junior or senior students?

> Mo^.t va`i mo^n ky~ thua^.t ddu+o+.c trang  bi. du.ng cu. ky~ thua^.t
> ta^n tie^'n, nhu+ng chi? ddu+o+.c du`ng  trong ca'c cuo^.c trao ddo^?i,
> ho+.p ta'c quo^'c te^', ma` sinh vie^n thu+o+`ng kho^ng ddu+o+.c tham du+.

If this was true, I would be very disappointed. It sounds to me like
the story of professors who hide all the good books from other colleagues
and students. For engineering students, it's a big loss, since there is
always a big gap between theory and practice.

-Thanh