I'm Asean
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This document summarizes a student project about ASEAN. The project surveyed 100 students at Maesaiprasitsart school to learn about their interests in studying abroad in ASEAN countries and to increase knowledge about ASEAN cultures, languages, and history ahead of ASEAN integration in 2018. The project aims to understand which ASEAN countries students want to study in and to prepare people for entering ASEAN by sharing basic facts about the organization and its member states. The group compiled information, analyzed it to answer their aims, and submitted their findings.
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- 1. 1. Kattareeya Saeri M.5/13 No. 6 2. Thitima Bunthoeng M.5/13 No.12 3. Natchaya Pukkaewsri M.5/13 No.14 I’m ASEAN
- 2. • ASEAN was established for communication , trade and cultural exchange in each country . And Thailand is one of the members in ASEAN. So our group created this project named “ I’m ASEAN” to do a survey of 100 people in MP Program Maesaiprasitsart school , who are ASEAN Background
- 3. • To recognize the interests of the population in the MP Program about studying abroad in ASEAN countries. • To know the history of ASEAN. • To know different cultures in ASEAN such as the costumes, foods , languages etc. The purpose of education and the limits of education
- 4. • Know which countries in ASEAN where the population in MP Program want to study. • Study the history. • Know the different cultures of each country in ASEAN such as the costumes, foods , languages etc. Benefits of education
- 5. • The aim of this project is to study the interests of MP students about studying abroad in ASEAN. The ASEAN will be opening in 2018, many people still do not know about ASEAN. So we created this project to prepare for entry to ASEAN in 2018. We hope that this project will be useful for people that want to learn about the basic knowledge to prepare for Abstrac t STUDYING LEARNING USING
- 6. • Set the schedule about education, according to the interests of the group. • Share the topic with everyone in the group to search for information about Asean. • Compile the information and compare it to find the most simple information. • Analyse the information by answering the project aims. • Summarize and compile the information and submit to the Operating procedures
- 7. • Knowing the interest of MP students about learning in Asean. • Knowing more information about Asean. • Basic knowledge of Asean. • Answering the aims of the project. Overall operation
- 8. THANK YOU FOR PAY ATTENTION