Details about the 'Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023' competition for middle and high school students.

The writing competition on Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles, or The Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023 Competition, is currently being conducted at middle and high schools in all 63 provinces and cities nationwide, attracting many students and teachers. Mytour invites readers to explore some information about the competition through the following article.

The 'Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles' competition for the academic year 2022 - 2023 is for students and teachers at secondary and high school levels.
 

* Abbreviation Glossary

- HS, HSS: High School, Secondary School;
- RTSS: Road Traffic Safety;
- MoE: Ministry of Education

1. General Introduction to the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023 Competition

- Legal Basis:

According to Official Letter No. 6552/BGDĐT-GDTrH dated 14/12/2022 from the Ministry of Education and Training, the 'Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles' competition for the academic year 2022 - 2023 is being implemented.

=> This competition aims to implement the cooperation agreement to deploy the RTSS program for students, from 2018 to 2023, between the Ministry of Education, the National RTSS Committee, and Honda Vietnam Company.

- Participants: Middle and high school students and teachers.

+ THCS: Students and teachers from all 63 provinces/cities nationwide.
+ THPT: 10th and 11th grade students and teachers from 63 provinces/cities.

Participation in the competition is voluntary, not compulsory.

- Requirements for the number of entries:

+ Students: 50 entries for secondary level, 30 entries for high school level;
+ Teachers: 20 entries for secondary level, 20 entries for high school level;

Each local education department launches the competition, selects entries to meet the required quantity, and submits them to the organizing committee.

- Competition Schedule

+ From 16/12/2022: Education departments receive the official letter and implement the competition
+ From 17/12/2022 - 10/01/2023: Teachers and students participate and submit entries to secondary and high schools.
+ From 10/01/2023 - 16/01/2023: Schools collect entries from teachers and students and send them to the department.
+ From 17/01/2023 - 14/02/2023 (excluding Tet holiday): Education departments select entries as specified.
+ On 15/02/2023 - 16/02/2023, submissions are handed over to Honda Company at the education departments for transfer to the Ministry of Education.
+ After 16/02/2023: Exam marking

=> Estimated conclusion and prize giving in the fourth week of March 2023.

Regulations on the target groups and online exam schedule for Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023

2. Examination Papers and Materials for Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023

* Examination Papers for Teachers

Based on the content of the 'Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles' materials for secondary and high school levels, develop a lesson plan and organize illustrative teaching with the following requirements:

- Lesson plans with a duration of 01 teaching period or teaching topics with a duration of more than 1 teaching period. The teaching method is appropriate to the content and teaching conditions of the educational institution.

- Lesson plans structured according to Official Letter No. 5512/BGDĐTGDTrH.
- Organize illustrative teaching.

Download the examination papers for teachers HERE

* Examination Papers for Students

The examination for students consists of multiple-choice and essay sections. The multiple-choice section includes 10 questions, each with 4 options for students to choose from, without explanation. The essay section comprises 2 questions about perspectives/opinions and solutions.

- Download the exam for secondary school students HERE
- Download the exam for high school students HERE

* Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles Materials

- Download the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles 2023 materials HERE

3. Prizes for the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles Competition

The prize structure of the competition includes awards for students, awards for teachers, and awards for Education Departments, as follows:

* Students

- Secondary School Students:

A total of 730 prizes, including: 10 first prizes, 20 second prizes, 200 third prizes, and 500 encouragement prizes. Each prize comes with a certificate, along with the following gifts:

+ First Prize: 01 tablet;
+ Second Prize: 01 mobile phone;
+ Third Prize: 01 wristwatch;
+ Encouragement Prize: 01 standard Honda helmet.

- High School Students: The prize structure is similar to that of secondary school students.

Prize structure for the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles Competition for secondary and high school students

* Teachers

- Secondary School Teachers

Total prizes: 290 awards, including: 01 outstanding prize, 09 first prizes, 20 second prizes, 60 third prizes, and 200 encouragement prizes. Each prize includes a certificate along with:

+ Outstanding Prize: 01 Honda motorcycle and 01 standard Honda helmet;
+ First Prize: 01 laptop;
+ Second Prize: 01 tablet;
+ Third Prize: 01 mobile phone;
+ Encouragement Prize: 01 standard Honda helmet.

- High School Teachers: The prize structure is the same as for secondary school teachers as mentioned.

* Department of Education and Training

- Total prizes: awarded to 10 Education Departments for excellent implementation of the program and the 'Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles' competition in the academic year 2022-2023.

- Prize for each unit: 01 commemorative flag + 40 standard Honda helmets.
 

4. Answers for the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles Competition 2023

* Examination for High School Students

- Multiple-choice section: 1C, 2A, 3D, 4C, 5B, 6C, 7C, 8C, 9C, 10B.

- Essay section

Download the 2023 answers for high school students HERE

* Examination for Secondary School Students:

- Multiple-choice section: 1B, 2C, 3B, 4A, 5D, 6C, 7A, 8C, 9B, 10D.

- Essay section

Download the 2023 answers for secondary school students HERE

Question 1. In your opinion, how do students demonstrate cultural behavior when participating in traffic?

With the content of the question, depending on each student's understanding, each student will have their own perspective and answer. Here is the content that students can refer to:

Students demonstrate cultural behavior when participating in traffic through:

+ Understanding and knowing the legal regulations on traffic safety;
+ Complying with traffic safety regulations when participating in traffic such as: wearing helmets when riding motorcycles, driving at the right speed, obeying traffic signs and instructions from traffic controllers,...
+ Demonstrating civilized and polite attitudes, taking responsibility if unfortunate accidents occur, promptly assisting in resolving situations.
+ Seriously obeying administrative penalty regulations when participating in traffic.
+ Supporting and helping others if accidents occur.
+ .....

Question 2. What have you done and will you do to set an example and contribute to raising the awareness of traffic culture among your fellow students at your school? Analyze the most effective measure you think?

- Students mention what they have done and will do such as: Joining traffic safety clubs at school (if available); organizing traffic safety competitions with teachers, sharing information/knowledge about traffic safety with classmates,...

- Most effective measure => Students choose and mention the measure, analyze:

+ Method content
+ Why it's considered effective: Widely adopted, easy to implement, brings about what kind of effectiveness,...

Above is the information about the Road Safety for Tomorrow's Smiles Competition 2023 that we have compiled and shared with readers. Through the competition, both students and teachers will acquire additional knowledge to participate in safe traffic.