A Study Visit to Remember
On June 3, 2023, staff members of Chiang Rai Campus, led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tipchan Wongchata, the Director, visited School of Education, Srinakharinwirot University located in Bangkok, Thailand. The delegation received a warm welcome from Asst. Prof. Dr. Chatupol Yongsorn, Head of Department of Education, and other School’s faculty members.
Strategic Planning for Academic Year 2024
A job well-planned is already half done.” To better prepare for success in the upcoming academic year 2024, this timeless truth has been creatively used to ignite and give off positive vibes throughout a professional and highly committed organization like University of Phayao, Chiang Rai Campus included.
Wisdom Gained
Wisdom Springs from Lived Experience” is the current educational philosophy of University of Phayao. This beautifully captures the essence of education as it stresses the significance of hands-on experiences as a gateway to practical knowledge and, subsequently, life-nurturing wisdom
Effective Abstract Writing
Writing an abstract for a research paper in the English language relatively proves problematic to Thai students and researchers who use English as a foreign language. This is because a good and well-written abstract demands from the writer such a language mastery that helps one to effectively convey both content and writing style.
iThesis Training
To ensure high quality, empowering students is of vital importance for an educational institution. We at Chiang Rai Campus have been organizing many and different lectures, workshops, and trainings, accordingly. As doing research is one of the major requirements for graduate students, iThesis training is a necessity; it is one of the means that empower our students academically.
How to Write Like a Poet
For learners of English as a foreign language, writing seems to be the most difficult among the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The degree of difficulty varies from person to person, depending on how much the learners have exposed to using the language. As for now, let’s see how we can write eloquently like a poet.
Our Tongue Is Our Life
พูดดีเป็นศรีแก่ตัว พูดชั่วพาตัวมัวหมอง” (Pood-dee-phen-sri-kae-tau Pood-chua-pha-tua-mua-mong) is a Thai proverb which can be translated as “a good speech brings about glory to oneself while the bad one ruins our reputation.” This proverb, when sincerely adopted to life, can lead us to reach our respective destiny. Our tongue works like a life compass; we can go right or wrong in life largely depends on how we use our tongue in speech.
A Good Life with the Principle
What do you do when you feel agitated and hopeless? I imagine you, as I sometimes did, just want to sit idly for hours without the will to meet with anyone or anything that fails you. When hit hard by such and such depressive feelings, you might go too far and start to talk yourself out of peace, live a worthless life, criticize the world and people around, or feed on self-pity.
Risk Management on the Move
“There is beauty for ashes” is the very notion that proves to be an amazing source of power to uphold our spirit, especially when we are faced with stresses and/or nerve-racking situations. This happened to me when I had to attend a two-day workshop on Organizational Risk Management at my university. At my age, sitting and listening to long lectures is not easy.