There are numerous significant days during the school year, but probably the most noteworthy is November 20th, Vietnamese Teachers' Day. Various generations of pupils will show their thanks to their instructors on this occasion. They would offer flowers, gifts, and cards to the instructors who had taught them, as well as convey greetings and best wishes. Adults can also return to their former schools to reconnect with old classmates and teachers. The school frequently conducts gatherings with musical and dance performances to honor instructors' contributions. Some schools hold competitions such as designing wall-newspapers or floral arrangements. Finally, Vietnamese Teachers' Day is a special time to praise the country’s spirit of being deferential to teachers.

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Vietnam Teachers' Day (or Vietnamese Teachers' Charter Day) is a commemorative day celebrated annually on November 20 in Vietnam. This is a festival of the Education sector and a Teacher's Day, a "reverence for religion" day that aims to honor teachers. On this day, students often come to give flowers and gifts to teachers. The Education sector also often takes this opportunity to re-evaluate educational activities and set directions to improve the quality of education. Origin of the Vietnamese Teachers' Charter Holiday. In January 1946, an international organization of progressive teachers was established in Paris (the capital of France) named FISE (Féderation International Syndicale des Enseignants – Lien Lien). International Association of Education Unions). In 1949, at the Warsaw International Conference (Varsovie - the capital of Poland), FISE organized a "Charter of Teachers" consisting of 15 chapters. Origin of the Vietnamese Teachers' Charter Holiday. In January 1946, an international organization of progressive teachers was established in Paris (the capital of France) named FISE (Féderation International Syndicale des Enseignants – Lien Lien). International Association of Education Unions). In 1949, at the Warsaw International Conference (Varsovie - the capital of Poland), FISE organized a "Charter of Teachers" consisting of 15 chapters.