PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP #5

The Faculty of International Languages and Cultures would like to invite you to attend Session #5 of the Academic Development Workshop series that will be held on:

Thursday, March 16, 2023, 9:00 am– 12:00 pm,

At Room 407, Nguyen Van Trang Headquarters.

Coming to Session #5, we will have the honor to welcome, listen and interact with two special guest speakers with extensive research and publishing experience: Dr. Tri Hoang Dang and Dr. Susan Germein, along with Dr. from Australia.

In his presentation (9:00 – 11:00) Dr. Tri Hoang Dang, through specific illustrations, will analyze and share with teachers and students how to write a paragraph. Introduction and Data Interpretation – two ‘decisive’ parts of any research thesis or scientific article. Dr. Tri Hoang Dang’s sharing will revolve around the issues that researchers or inexperienced thesis writers often worry about as well as the limitations we often encounter when writing these two parts.

Because of geographical distance, Dr. Susan Germein will participate in the online seminar (11:00 – 11:30) to share about her experience of the doctoral journey in India, a completely new culture with Miss. Dr. Susan Germein will bring to the workshop the perspective of an ethnographic researcher. With a modern qualitative approach (post-qualitative approach), Ms. Susan Germein will help us understand more about the process of doing qualitative research and important decisions related to research ethics that researchers make. Qualitative research belonging to the school of ethnography like you need to bring out in the process of writing your thesis.

This will be a particularly useful sharing session for teachers participating in guiding scientific research projects, students writing theses, and students planning to do graduation theses. . This will also be an opportunity for those of us who are interested and wish to conduct scientific research using the method of ethnography.

Speaker information: Please see English content below

To ensure thorough preparation, we invite you to register in the form below: https://forms.gle/NmR19u1DZEHQpVSj7

Speakers’ Bios:

Tri Hoang Dang obtained a PhD degree in Linguistics at the University of Newcastle and an MA degree in Applied Linguistics from Curtin University of Technology, Australia. His research interests are English-medium instruction (EMI), and foreign language education policy, and World Englishes. Dr Tri Hoang Dang has an extensive background in teaching, and his experience in research is evident in the number of publications.

Susan Germein has a PhD in Education from Western Sydney University. She is the Sustainability Education Advisor in the Office of the PVC-Educational Quality and Partnerships at WSU, as well as an Adjunct Research Fellow. Susan’s doctoral research was situated in a girls’ school in the Himalayan mountains of Uttarakhand. Sharing the experience of a socioecological education from the global south, the thesis invites educators to think differently about education and educational research. Susan has an extensive background in teaching and developing curriculum/pedagogy in Education for Sustainability at community, vocational education and higher education levels. She was part of a national team gaining a Green Gown Excellence in Teaching Award for a Vocational Graduate Certificate in Education and Training for Sustainability.