Keywords
Traiditional cultural values
Education of traditional cultural values
Vietnam
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Abstract
Traditional culture has a very important place in the spiritual life of Vietnamese people. Educating traditional cultural values for the younger generation, especially students, plays an important role in fostering patriotism, forming in the students’ good qualities worthy of being an employer. the future of the country. The education of traditional values in the context of globalization and international integration; Facing the trends of foreign cultures is not easy, requiring educational activists and researchers to have appropriate measures and policies for this activity to be effective. The cause of innovation in Vietnam has been achieved 36 years ago with important and great achievements in all fields, in that have cultural promoting the role of culture in the implementation of the current rural democracy regulations is necessary, in order to develop to bring into play the dynamism, creativity, and mastery spirit of the masses in the construction of the home country, to achieve the goal of a rich people, a strong country, a democracy, equality, and civilization. This study focuses on analyzing the state of traditional cultural education in Vietnamese universities. This research shows that, for a very long time, the education of traditional cultural values of the nation has not been interested in universities; In the system of university-level subjects, there are very few schools that introduce cultural subjects into teaching; this research also points to the need to educate the cultural values of the nation in universities; education contents and solutions to raise the position of traditional cultural education of the nation in Vietnam's university system.
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