At our fourth “Lunch and Learn” session, Teacher Ms. Vilay kindly offered to speak about her research project, which is supported by Uni.lu (small research grant). She gave an engaging presentation, sharing her research interests, key information from articles she has read, and details about the work she plans to do. Ms. Vilay also asked everyone for their feedback on her presentation and research ideas, making the session interactive and open to suggestions.
During the session, everyone had a great discussion about her topic. They talked about how to use Google to find helpful references and discussed the different rules and regulations researchers need to follow in countries like Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, and Laos.
Participants also suggested ways for Ms. Vilay to use the E-Library to find more resources for her research. Some teachers advised her that it might be better to focus on one country for her references to avoid getting overwhelmed with too much information. The session was lively, and everyone enjoyed being part of the conversation.
The “Lunch and Learn” series aims to give teachers and academics a chance to share their ideas, research, and passions in a relaxed setting. These sessions are an opportunity for everyone to learn from each other and grow together. The Inter-University Cooperation Project hosts these sessions once a month, with a different teacher or academic presenting each time.
Overall, the session was a great success. It not only provided valuable insights for Ms. Vilay but also allowed participants to learn from each other’s experiences. We look forward to more of these enjoyable and educational sessions in the future.