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Presenting 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 research method. Probably they were more interested in the educational system in my country which was \u2018very different\u2019 from that of in their country. I even heard somebody said \u201cI am happy now with my educational system\u201d <\/span>\ud83d\ude00 <\/span><\/span>. <\/span>However, those questions from the audience to a certain extent helped me think more about how to narrow down my topic and gave me a lot of \u2018what ifs\u2019. It was indeed very useful. <\/span>What I portrayed in my presentation was mainly about current educational policy change in my country occurring due to a class action filed by a teacher union and supported by the society fighting against injustice in the previous system. Another thing that occurred during the conference was that I put the older version of my slides in my pen-drive, \u201cthe show must go on\u201d and I had to improvise in my presentation\u00a0 <\/span>\ud83d\ude00 <\/span><\/span>. This also reminds me to be more careful in the future presentations, I will always tell myself \u201cDo save the correct version of your slides\u201d \ud83d\ude00 <\/span><\/p>\n
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