Re:Thay giao va Hoa hau

[Long <longd@woods.uml.edu>]

Hi,
 I like this subject, about teacher's job. Because I think it is =
important and I, myself, like to become a teacher.
It is already quite clear that to encourage people to become teacher , =
two problems have to be solved in the same time. These are material and =
spiritual benefits for teacher.
Salary, alone, is not enough to allure people to school. That's why =
President Clinton had told that thing about teacher's job. Even in =
America, few  talent people want to be teacher ( except be Prof. in =
Universities). Because the environment in public schools, in general, is =
terrible.
In spiritual aspect, it tend to be a problem of culture. So some =
movements in several months hardly can succeed. So far, the values in =
society seem to shift to how much you own or how high your position is. =
In this way, how a teacher can compete with a businessmen or a lawyer?
By the way, I'd like to concern about the changes in Vietnamese culture. =
It is changing a lot now. The new things are not always the good things. =
Someone in VNSA mail has state that the view about the people like Le^ =
Chie^u Tho^'ng, Tra^n I'ch Ta('c  doesn't change. One reason of that, I =
think, is now many people don't even think about it. To tell to the =
core, what these two people had done? They "just" had "sacrifice" every =
other things for their very benefits.
It seems that more and more people now are living in this way. And they =
don't meet much resistance. Perhaps I went too far. But I still see it =
is a fact.
The problem, as usual, is how we will respond to the facts?

Bye,
Long