Vietnam University Entrance Exams: Widespread Opposition to Introducing Essay Questions
A proposal to introduce essay questions into Vietnam's university entrance exams is facing strong opposition from parents and teachers concerned about grading difficulties and increased exam preparation costs. The rise of AI is also complicating the debate.
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