Mobile libraries: Culture and Education for all children in Dong Nai!

Mobile libraries: Culture and Education for all children in Dong Nai!

In 2025, students in the Vinh Cuu district are actively involved in an innovative educational project that appears unobtrusive at first glance, but has profound effects on the community. They take part in a model of the mobile library car that aims to combine culture and education. The initiative aims to spread reading culture in the community and to promote awareness of the importance of reading. Vietnam.vn reports that the Dong Nai provincial library at the end of May With Disabilities organized. The main focus is on the needs of children with disabilities.

The aim of this library trip is to give these children access to books and to introduce them to various stories and information. The mobile library offers carefully selected books that are also suitable for visually impaired children, including blind writing and sublime images. For deaf children there are storytelling events in sign language as well as interactive quizzes that promote inclusive learning.

a mobilized education system

Despite the fact that Dong Nai has no special mobile library car, a pickup is used as a mobile library vehicle. This creative solution has already caused positive reactions from students. Many children who fight with reading difficulties still show joy in the books and the activities on offer. Knowledge games, quizzes and narrative competitions take place on the Hang Gon Secondary School. These initiatives create a cultural area for students to both play and learn.

The collaboration with member libraries of the Southeast and South Central Region Library Association plays a crucial role in this educational project. These partnerships enable the exchange of operating models and the organization of games in reading lessons. The long -term goal of this cooperation is a sustainable development of reading culture in the region.

a step towards equal opportunities

The mobile library program is an important step in the coordination of the political measures to develop a reading culture. A central goal is to enable access to literature and knowledge in remote areas in order to reduce the knowledge gap between city and country. Mobile libraries not only offer free access to books, but also a valuable resource for all children, regardless of their individual requirements or their place of residence.

This remarkable initiative shows how significant programs and creative approaches in education can be made significant progress in the promotion of culture and knowledge. At a time when connection and access to information are vital, the project makes a decisive contribution to strengthening the community.