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  • Study lauds use of direct admissions

    09/02/2010 : Engineering students enrolled through direct admission are proving to be better students than their colleagues recruited through the central admission system, a study shows.

  • EDUCATION Nurse grads demand help from govt

    09/02/2010 : Graduates from Nakhon Ratchasima College's Nursing Faculty are reportedly being pressured to resign from hospitals where they work as the college faces the possibility of being shut down due to substandard teaching.

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  • Painting a masterstroke for students

    09/02/2010 : Reeya Nalenkaew is very excited over his forthcoming participation in a national painting contest in Bangkok. He has been dedicating at least two hours a day for months preparing to compete in this competition.

  • TEACHER-2-Teacher

    Adding simple words expands vocabulary

    09/02/2010 : One of the biggest difficulties language learners face both in and outside class when using the target language is being able to explain things with the same skill or range of nuances as in their native language.

  • In My OPINION

    A learning organisation

    09/02/2010 : After reading an article in an International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language ELT (English Language Teaching) management and special interest group newsletter, written by George Pickering, an established English language coach and trainer, I am left wondering whether the idea of a "learning organisation" can work in Thailand.

  • OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIPS

    Australia boosts Thai scholars

    09/02/2010 : Once again, the Australian government, through its education arm AEI (Australian Education International), has awarded Thai academics and professionals with multiple scholarships, valued at about 60 million baht, under its Endeavour Awards programme. The 19 recipients were honoured on Jan 21 at a reception presided over by the Australian ambassador to Thailand, Paul Grigson.

  • Teaching with HEART

    Adding value to values

    09/02/2010 : One of the major purposes of schools as a social institution is to teach and perpetuate human values. Good values are key to communal solidarity and harmonious living among people.

  • Describing your company

    09/02/2010 : How many times have you been at a social gathering and found yourself being introduced to other guests who make small talk by asking the following question, "So, if you don't mind me asking, what do you do?"

  • THEWRITE Stuff!

    Colourful opportunity in grammar

    09/02/2010 : Colour is a powerful and important communication tool, and can mean many things to people of different cultures.

  • THE CHINGCHOK Hunter

    Do you see what I see?

    09/02/2010 : The eye is an exceptional organ although the effectiveness of an animal's eye depends on how much it relies on sight and the environment in which it lives. Arguably, birds of prey, such as eagles and falcons, as well as scavenging vultures, have the most advanced eyesight, and they are able to spot tiny prey scurrying among the bushes or a carcass from kilometres away.

  • Students struggle amid economic strife

    09/02/2010 : Since the economic crisis hit in 2008, many students have reported hardships, including an inability to repay their student loans and deep concerns over their future after graduation.

  • EDUCATION

    Families slam 'college debt'

    08/02/2010 : NAKHON RATCHASIMA : The families of students at Nakhon Ratchasima College say they are deep in debt after paying fees to the school which is now at risk of being shuttered.

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