Kỳ Thi Thử Tốt Nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh 2026 Sở GD&ĐT Tây Ninh

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape education and everyday life, UNESCO has introduced two new AI competency frameworks for students and teachers. These initiatives aim to help countries equip learners and educators with the skills needed to engage with AI in a safe, ethical, and responsible manner, ensuring that education systems remain relevant in an increasingly technology-driven world.

Unlike conventional digital technologies, AI has the potential to profoundly transform societies, economies, and learning environments, while also raising complex ethical concerns related to fairness, privacy, transparency, and accountability. Its ability to imitate aspects of human reasoning further challenges human agency and decision-making. In response, UNESCO adopts a human-centred approach, emphasizing that AI should enhance human capabilities and intellectual growth rather than replace human intelligence or undermine the essential role of educators.

The new frameworks provide a strategic roadmap for countries to develop inclusive and forward-looking education policies. For students, the focus lies on four key competencies: understanding human roles in relation to AI, developing ethical awareness, acquiring foundational knowledge of AI applications, and fostering creativity through AI system design. At the same time, the teacher framework promotes professional development in areas such as ethical AI use, AI-supported teaching, and the use of AI for lifelong learning, upholding the principle that technology should complement rather than substitute the work of teachers.

Beyond classroom practices, UNESCO urges broader policy action, from expanded internet access to ethical and sustainable AI development, while cautioning against over reliance on AI to solve deeper educational challenges. Despite its promise, AI may struggle to overcome deeper educational challenges without sustained human and institutional backing. As it shapes the future, these frameworks call on countries to build education systems grounded in innovation, inclusion, and human values.
(Adapted from https://www.unesco.org)

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape education and everyday life, UNESCO has introduced two new AI competency frameworks for students and teachers. These initiatives aim to help countries equip learners and educators with the skills needed to engage with AI in a safe, ethical, and responsible manner, ensuring that education systems remain relevant in an increasingly technology-driven world.

Unlike conventional digital technologies, AI has the potential to profoundly transform societies, economies, and learning environments, while also raising complex ethical concerns related to fairness, privacy, transparency, and accountability. Its ability to imitate aspects of human reasoning further challenges human agency and decision-making. In response, UNESCO adopts a human-centred approach, emphasizing that AI should enhance human capabilities and intellectual growth rather than replace human intelligence or undermine the essential role of educators.

The new frameworks provide a strategic roadmap for countries to develop inclusive and forward-looking education policies. For students, the focus lies on four key competencies: understanding human roles in relation to AI, developing ethical awareness, acquiring foundational knowledge of AI applications, and fostering creativity through AI system design. At the same time, the teacher framework promotes professional development in areas such as ethical AI use, AI-supported teaching, and the use of AI for lifelong learning, upholding the principle that technology should complement rather than substitute the work of teachers.

Beyond classroom practices, UNESCO urges broader policy action, from expanded internet access to ethical and sustainable AI development, while cautioning against over reliance on AI to solve deeper educational challenges. Despite its promise, AI may struggle to overcome deeper educational challenges without sustained human and institutional backing. As it shapes the future, these frameworks call on countries to build education systems grounded in innovation, inclusion, and human values.
(Adapted from https://www.unesco.org)

Nobody's Boy Musical Bridges Vietnam-France Culture in Hanoi
Hanoi, May 10th, Nobody's Boy (Khong Gia Dinh), a Vietnamese musical inspired by Hector Malot's Sans Famille, was performed at the Youth Theatre, (9) ________ in audiences with its emotional storytelling and cultural significance.
The play, (10) ________ follows Remi's journey to find love and belonging, brings to life timeless values of compassion and resilience that still connect with young people today.
Directed by People's Artist Anh Tuyet, the (11) ________ preserves the soul of the French classic while adding Vietnamese artistic identity through music and theatrical expression.
By blending classical melodies with modern orchestration, the production helps raise the (12) ________ of academic music for younger audiences. The show is (13) ________ rooted in tradition, so it feels authentic and relatable to modern viewers.
The performance also attracts international viewers and highlights how Vietnamese theatre can (14) ________ cultural traditions while serving as a bridge that connects Vietnam and France.
(Adapted from https://en.baoquocte.vn)

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(Adapted from https://girlpowertalk.com)

[Passage beginning on a previous page not supplied. Supplied portion:] movements and encouraging cynicism toward social justice messages more broadly. This kind of reaction may increase public demands for transparency and corporate accountability. Ultimately, purplewashing exposes the gap between symbolic representation and genuine action. Only by stripping away the gloss can slogans be forced to bear the weight of real commitment.
(Adapted from https://girlpowertalk.com)

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There are increasing demands for administrative support in modern workplaces; (30) ________, we are searching for a dedicated office assistant to join our team. You will have the opportunity to grow and learn in a(n) (31) ________ where your ideas and contributions will be valued. The candidate (32) ________ in a fast-paced setting will assist with scheduling, answering calls, and client support. You will also have some downtime, so you can even (33) ________ a nap during longer breaks! To apply, simply fill in an application form and send it (34) ________ our HR department. We offer a great work-life balance and a chance to grow with our team. Don’t hesitate (35) ________ and join our dynamic company culture!
Contact Us: Email your application to [email protected] for more information.

What began as a seemingly trivial online joke has, through rapid algorithmic circulation on TikTok, evolved into a cultural micro-trend with over 570 million views, (36) ________. Within this discourse, “beige flags” refer to subtle behavioral patterns that neither enhance nor damage relational stability, and are typically presented in short visually nice videos set to lo-fi jazz music, where users describe partners who exhibit mildly unusual habits, such as using kitchen timers instead of alarms (37) ________.
Contrary to popular belief, the term did not originate as a viral idea but first appeared around 2022 and, (38) ________ to friendships and even interpretations of animal behavior, so that delayed responses or unusual actions are now often humorously labeled as “beige,” although this diffusion has also blurred its meaning, leading to frequent misclassification of more serious issues. (39) ________.
More recently, the trend has shifted in unexpected ways; it is now often viewed in a more positive light, as users increasingly reinterpret beige flags as indicators of emotional stability rather than mere eccentricity. Should audiences engage more critically with its original definition, the interpretation of such behaviors would become more precise and less misleading overall. (40) ________, which continues to shape online discussions.