Should Student Suspension Be Replaced by Self-Reflective Reports?

The Ministry of Education and Training is reviewing a

on student rewards and discipline. According to the draft, students who violate rules may face warnings, apologies, or write , depending on their education level.

Currently, the

form of discipline is for up to one year, with other actions like verbal warnings or written . The new draft proposes two disciplinary actions for primary students: reminders and apologies. Higher levels may face warnings, , or self-reflective reports.

Educational expert Nguyen Tung Lam advocates for a more supportive approach to discipline, suggesting that students should reflect on their mistakes and correct their behavior with guidance, rather than

. Suspension should be used only in .