1. Lesson Plan 'Notification Text' #4
I. Features of a Notification Text
1. Question 1 (Page 142, Grade 8 Vietnamese Literature Textbook, Volume 2)
Text 1:
Sender: Deputy Principal Nguyễn Văn Bằng (acting on behalf of the Principal, Hải Nam Secondary School).
Recipient: Class advisors and class presidents of all classes at Hải Nam Secondary School.
Text 2:
Sender: Youth Union Secretary Trần Mai Hoa.
Recipient: All Youth Union subgroups at Kết Đoàn Secondary School.
2. Question 2 (Page 142, Grade 8 Vietnamese Literature Textbook, Volume 2)
The content of the notification typically includes specific information from an organization, entity, or individual directed to subordinates, members, or those concerned, informing them of actions to be taken or events to participate in.
3. Question 3 (Page 142, Grade 8 Vietnamese Literature Textbook, Volume 2)
Some situations in school where a notification text may be required include holidays, exam days, workdays, or review days.
II. How to Write a Notification Text
1. Situation Requiring a Notification Text
Situation b): The school administration writes a notification to be sent to all classes.
Situation c): The youth union writes a notification to be sent to all youth union groups.
2. How to Write a Notification Text.
General structure of a notification text:
Introduction: Follows all formal administrative regulations: national emblem, official name, document title, date, location, etc.
Content: Clearly and accurately lists the details to be communicated to the recipient, such as location, time, and tasks to be carried out.
Conclusion: Follows all formal administrative regulations: sender's name, title, etc.

2. Lesson Plan 'Notification Text' #5
I. THEORY REVIEW
1. A situation requiring a notification is when a superior authority needs to communicate tasks to subordinates, or when governmental, social, or political organizations need to inform the public or their members about new policies or developments that should be acted upon or followed.
2. The content and format of a notification text:
Notifications typically convey specific information from organizations or individuals to subordinates or members, instructing them on actions to take or events to participate in.
A notification must include the following sections (listed from top to bottom):
a) Format of the notification's introduction:
- The name of the governing body and its subsidiary units (placed at the top left corner).
- National emblem and slogan (placed at the top right corner).
- Location and date of the notification (placed at the right corner).
- Document title (centered):
NOTIFICATION OF...
(regarding...)
b) Content of the notification.
c) Format of the conclusion of the notification:
- Recipients (listed at the bottom left).
- Signature and the full name and position of the responsible party (listed at the bottom right).
3. Similarities and differences between a report and a notification:
The similarity between a report and a notification is that both are types of administrative texts with a stable structure.
The difference lies in their purpose and writing style.
You can review the theory sections on both report and notification texts to better understand their distinctions.
II. EXERCISES
Exercise 1
Choose the appropriate type of text for the following situations:
a) Notification
b) Report
c) Notification
Exercise 2
The following notification has some errors:
- Missing document number or complaint number in the bottom-left corner.
- The content of the notification does not match the title (the title mentions a plan, but the content talks about arranging a plan that has not yet been made). The notification only concerns a hygiene inspection and the formation of an inspection committee. This notification needs to be rewritten. Clearly state the event being notified. For example, the school will organize a hygiene inspection from... to... on... and form an inspection committee, requesting the committee to prepare a detailed plan.
Students should add the necessary details and revise the content of the notification.
Exercise 3
Some situations requiring a notification:
- The school notifies the deadline for accepting Grade 6 admission applications.
- The school announces the list of students awarded scholarships.
- The school informs about the National Day holiday (September 2).
Exercise 4
Select one of the situations above and write a notification text.
Students should complete the task independently.

3. Lesson Plan 'Notification Text' #6
I. Characteristics of a Notification Text
Solution for Question 1 – Features of a Notification Text (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2)
In the texts above, who is sending the notification and who is receiving it? What is the purpose of the notification?
Answer:
– In Text 1:
+ Sender of the notification: Vice Principal Nguyễn Văn Bằng (signed on behalf of the Principal of Hải Nam Secondary School).
+ Receiver of the notification: Homeroom teachers and class leaders across all classes in Hải Nam Secondary School.
– In Text 2:
+ Sender of the notification: Team leader Trần Mai Hoa.
+ Receiver of the notification: Youth Union subgroups in all classes of Kết Đoàn Secondary School.
Solution for Question 2 – Features of a Notification Text (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2)
What is typically included in the content of a notification? What do you think about the format of the notification?
Answer:
The content of a notification usually includes specific information from an organization, group, or individual to inform subordinates, members, or anyone concerned with the subject matter, to ensure they are aware and can take necessary actions or participate.
Solution for Question 3 – Features of a Notification Text (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2)
Provide some examples of situations where a notification is needed in school activities and life.
Answer:
Examples of situations that require a notification in school activities:
- Public holidays
- End-of-term exams for different grades
- A competition for excellent teachers
- Field trips
- School-wide labor days
- Cultural performance events
- Visits from higher-level delegations for inspections
II. How to Write a Notification Text
Solution for Question 1 – How to Write a Notification Text (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2)
In which of the following situations is a notification required? Who should send it, and who should receive it?
a) A student lost their bicycle and wishes to report it to the police.
b) The school will soon organize a school-wide hygiene campaign to promote a clean and beautiful environment.
c) Near the end of the school year, the team leader of the Hồ Chí Minh Youth Union wants to call a meeting of the unit leaders to discuss the year's activities.
Answer:
Situations requiring a notification:
b) The school will soon organize a hygiene campaign for the whole school to contribute to a green, clean, and beautiful environment.
c) As the school year is ending, the Hồ Chí Minh Youth Union's leadership wants to convene the leaders of all youth union groups to discuss the summary of activities for the year.
Solution for Question 2 – How to Write a Notification Text (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2)
How to write a notification text. A notification must include the following parts:
a) Introduction of the notification text:
- Name of the governing body and its subsidiary units (at the top left corner).
- National emblem and slogan (at the top right corner).
- Location and date of the notification (at the right corner).
- Title of the document (centered):
NOTIFICATION Regarding …
b) Content of the notification.
c) Conclusion of the notification:
- Recipients (listed at the bottom left).
- Signature with full name and position of the responsible party (at the bottom right).
Answer:
How to write a notification text:
- It is important to determine which situations require a notification and which do not.
- The general structure of a notification usually includes:
+ Introduction
+ Content
+ Conclusion

4. Lesson Plan 'Notification Text' #1
I. Characteristics of a Notification Text
Question 1 (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2):
- In Text 1:
+ Sender of the notification: Vice Principal Nguyễn Văn Bằng (signed on behalf of the Principal of Hải Nam Secondary School).
+ Receiver of the notification: Homeroom teachers and class leaders across all classes in Hải Nam Secondary School.
- In Text 2:
+ Sender of the notification: Team leader Trần Mai Hoa.
+ Receiver of the notification: Youth Union subgroups in all classes of Kết Đoàn Secondary School.
Question 2 (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2):
The content of a notification typically includes specific details from an organization, group, or individual to inform subordinates, members, or anyone concerned, ensuring they are aware and can take action or participate.
Question 3 (Page 142, Literature 8, Volume 2):
Some situations where a notification is required in school activities:
- Public holidays
- End-of-term exams for different grades
- A competition for excellent teachers
- Field trips
- School-wide labor days
- Cultural performance events
- Visits from higher-level delegations for inspections
II. How to Write a Notification Text
1. Situations requiring a notification
Situations requiring a notification:
b) The school will soon organize a hygiene campaign for the entire school to promote a green, clean, and beautiful environment.
c) Near the end of the school year, the Hồ Chí Minh Youth Union wants to gather the leaders of all youth groups to discuss the summary of the year’s activities.
2. How to write a notification text.
- It is essential to determine which situations require a notification and which do not.
- The general structure of a notification includes:
+ Introduction
+ Content
+ Conclusion

5. Composition on "Notification Text" No. 2
A- KEY CONCEPTS
I- CHARACTERISTICS OF NOTIFICATION TEXTS
Read the following text and answer the questions:
Text 1: Notification about the review of artistic performances.
Text 2: Notification about the plan for the Youth Union Congress.
Questions:
1. In these texts, who is the sender of the notification, and who is the recipient? What is the purpose of the notification?
2. What is typically included in a notification? Provide your opinion on the format of these notifications.
3. Give some examples of situations where a notification is needed in school activities and events.
Answers:
1.
Text 1: The sender is Deputy Principal Nguyễn Văn Bằng (signing on behalf of the Principal of Hải Nam Secondary School). The recipients are the class teachers and class leaders across the school.
Text 2: The sender is the Youth Union leader Trần Mai Hoa. The recipients are the youth union groups of the entire school.
2.
The content of a notification generally involves specific information that needs to be communicated from a higher authority to the subordinates, or from an organization to its members. The format of the notification adheres to standard administrative procedures (although Text 2 lacks the national emblem).
3. Examples:
- Notification about the “Understanding the Hồ Chí Minh Youth Union” competition.
- Notification about the deadline for submitting admission applications.
- Notification about the school’s hygiene inspection schedule.
II- HOW TO WRITE A NOTIFICATION TEXT
1. Situations that require a notification
Which of the following situations require a notification, and who should issue it to whom?
a) A student loses their bicycle and needs to report it to the police.
b) The school will organize a general sanitation event to contribute to building a clean and beautiful environment.
c) Near the end of the school year, the Youth Union Command wants to gather the Chi Union leaders to discuss the year’s activities.
Answer:
Situation (a) requires a report; situation (c) requires an invitation or summons.
Only situation (b) needs a notification. In this case, the school administration will notify both teachers and students.
2. How to write a notification – from the textbook
The general structure of a notification:
Opening: According to standard administrative procedures: national emblem, national title, document title, date, and location.
Content: Clearly and accurately state what needs to be communicated, such as the location, time, and actions to be carried out.
Conclusion: Follow the correct administrative procedure format: include the sender’s name and title.

6. Lesson Plan for "Notification Text" No. 3
I. Theory Review
Question 1 (Page 148, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
The situation requiring a notification: When it is necessary to convey specific information.
Who is notifying: A representative from agencies or organizations.
Who is being notified: Subordinates or members of an organization, or anyone concerned with the content of the notification.
Question 2 (Page 148, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
a. The content and format of a notification must clearly specify who is notifying, who is being notified, the details of the task, regulations, time, and location... in a precise and accurate manner.
b. The notification must follow administrative standards, including the agency name, document number, national title, document name, date, recipient, and the position of the person notifying, in order to be valid.
Question 3 (Page 149, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
The similarities and differences between a notification and a report:
- Similarities: Both follow the same format, including time, location, event, and related individuals.
- Differences:
+ A report presents completed tasks or activities to inform others.
+ A report explains damages or the level of responsibility of the person reporting in events that need to be reviewed.
II. Exercises
Question 1 (Page 149, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
a. To ensure that all teachers and students are informed about the commemoration of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday on May 19th, the principal needs to send a notification to the whole school:
- Notification
b. To keep track of the activities of the school teams, the Youth Union’s Commanding Board requires reports from each group:
- Report
c. Before initiating the land clearance for road construction, the project management board must inform farmers about the decision by issuing:
- Notification.
Question 2 (Page 149, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
Identifying errors in the notification:
The notification lacks a document number.
It does not specify the recipient.
The content of the notification does not match the document title (the notification is titled "plan notification," but the content discusses organizing the plan, suggesting it’s not finalized yet). The notification actually addresses a hygiene check and organizing a Hygiene Task Force.
Question 3 (Page 149, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
Common situations where a notification must be written:
The neighborhood leader notifies about a meeting.
The school administration notifies about the schedule for Teachers' Day, November 20th.
The Youth Union Board notifies about the upcoming Mid-Autumn festival camping event.
Question 4 (Page 149, Literature Textbook, Grade 8, Volume 2)
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION & TRAINING Binh Minh Secondary School
THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM Independence - Freedom - Happiness
NOTIFICATION
Regarding the New Year's and Lunar New Year holidays, 2017
To assist staff and students in arranging their work and study plans, the school announces the holiday schedule as follows:
1. For students:
Students will have a break for the Lunar New Year from January 16, 2017, to February 12, 2017 (from the 19th of the 12th lunar month to the 16th of the 1st lunar month). Classes will resume on February 13, 2017 (17th of the 1st lunar month as per notice No. 171/TB-HBU, issued on November 2, 2016).
2. For teachers:
a. New Year: A 2-day break from January 1, 2017, to January 2, 2017.
b. Lunar New Year: A 7-day break from January 26, 2017, to February 1, 2017 (29th of the 12th lunar month to the 5th of the 1st lunar month).
3. Staff should note the following before leaving for the holidays:
Complete all tasks as planned and advised by the school.
Ensure that offices, classrooms, and laboratories are cleaned and all equipment and electrical appliances are turned off. Lock personal cabinets and office doors before leaving.
Display the national flag during the holiday period at all school locations.
4. Security staff at the school premises:
Ensure strict monitoring during the holidays. Avoid gathering, noise, and disturbances. Maintain cleanliness, safety, and aesthetic standards across all school facilities.
Based on the above schedule, all departments must comply with the assigned responsibilities.
Recipients:
All departments
HR Department 112
File: HR Department 112

