Preparing the ethical forms is a process that needs a careful attention so that we can demonstrate how we have considered the ethical elements of our research and how we will ensure our ethicality during our contacts with our participants and in all aspects of our research. It is also a quite lengthy process to follow. For me, it took […]
Read moreWe (Sarah, Khwan, Raiha, Me (Fitri), and Haleema) will be presenting in Kaleidoscope Conference 2014 at the University of Cambridge, 29-30th May 2014. Here are our abstracts 🙂 Anybody else attending this conference? If so see you in Cambridge.. Exploring expansive forms of learning within volunteer training in three health and social charities in England Sarah Darley-Nolan The voluntary sector is a […]
Read moreAfter going through my review panel, I am thinking that it’s time for me to push myself more to develop my academic writing skill and also the skill to express my ideas to the academic community. Therefore, I ventured to start writing for publications. Here is the abstract which I co-write with Richard which we submitted for the forthcoming edition […]
Read moreAs Khwan did, I also presented in the UoM Interdisciplinary Symposium on 31st January 2014. It was a really exciting experience (yet quite daunting 😀 ) sharing with many people from different disciplines. However, I felt quite at home as well as I see many familiar faces in the room. Thank you very much for the support everyone 🙂 In my […]
Read moreWriting a panel proposal was quite an adventure to me 😀 starting from finding and understanding the topic, formulating reasonable RQ (s) and so on. As my topic was quite new to me (especially about educational policy and language policy aspects) I had to start by building up my understanding about the elements of my topic. Fortunately, I had quite […]
Read moreI am really delighted to share the news that my abstract ‘Indonesian English-medium Instruction: Policy, Controversy, and Practicalities’ has been accepted for IATEFL International Annual Conference 2014 that will take place in Harrogate in April 2014. I would like to thank Richard for his very kind suggestions and also for the LTEiers especially Mariam Attia who has given me very […]
Read moreA paper written by one of my colleagues from Indonesia, Flora Debora Floris, and published in ELTWorldOnline.com. Hope you find it useful 🙂 http://blog.nus.edu.sg/eltwo/2013/10/30/advocating-world-englishes-an-interview-with-dr-mario-saraceni/#more-3779
Read moreDear All, Earlier this afternoon (30/10/2012) We (Khwan, Diana, and I) contributed to the MIE PGR Social Network by sharing our experiences and reflections of the first year of our PhD study. It was a really exciting and fruitful session, both for us and (I belief) for the audience and was a really good way to learn from one another. […]
Read moreDear All, Please kindly find below the abstract and summary I submitted for 2014 IATEFL Conference, a conference I have always wanted to attend (as a presenter) since 2009, the first time my friend, Diana, and I attended this event. (Diana also submitted hers yesterday). I do hope to share you good news in November 🙂 This is the freshly […]
Read moreDear all, Anyone is planning to attend the next IATEFL Conference in Harrogate? I plan to submit my abstract for this conference. Could you please give me comments and suggestions for my abstract below. Many thanks 🙂 Title: English-medium Instruction in Indonesia: Policies, Practicalities, and Problems (8) Abstract: 50-60 words In 2006, Indonesia, a linguistically diverse and complicated country, started […]
Read moreBefore the Annual Review, I had a mixed of feeling: nervous, curious, worried and excited. Although I already had some information in hand about what happened in my colleagues’ AR, preparing for mine was still quite daunting. “Have I prepared enough? What questions will the reviewer ask? Will I be able to answer the questions? Have I had enough knowledge […]
Read moreWhen coming to Manchester in October 2012, my head was full of ideas about a new developing bilingual education trend in my country i.e. International Standard School (ISS), a type of school which is unique to Indonesia. In other countries, when mentioning ‘International’ concerning education, it usually deals with International students coming from different parts of the world. However, in […]
Read moreFinally, I have finished all the 6 compulsory MSc modules. Phew! 😀 Now I can continue my journey through the next episode of my life as a doctorate student in this beloved university. Revealing the last two grades of my assignments was a bit surprising. I scored better in Quantitative assignment. Wow, I thought I was a more qualitative than […]
Read morePresenting in SEED conference was my very first ever experience presenting in a conference during my PhD journey. I presented my plan for my PhD research which was still rough and unpolished. It was like my first idea of what I wanted to do in main research. In my presentation, nobody asked me or gave me any suggestions about my […]
Read morePheww…it has been two days after submission deadline..and I still could not believe that I have submitted the version that I am quite happy with just in time…And the electronic submission made me still worried sometimes whether my submissions were through or not :D. Though I have printed the digital receipts, there was always feeling of worries and made me […]
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