APPBIPA Thailand Conference IV

Session

Pararel 10

E2

1 Dec 2024, 11:00

Hybrid Room 4702 (Chiang Mai University)

Conveners

Pararel 10: Panel 10

• Anindya Puspita (APPBIPA Thailand)

Description

BIPA, ASEAN Studies

110. Challenges Faced by Displaced Children and Families in Sankhlaburi, Thailand

Liqiu Wei (Naresuan university)

01/12/2024, 11:00

ASEAN studies

Onsite

Abstract:

Sankhlaburi, a town along the Thai-Myanmar border, faces significant challenges as displaced children and families seek refuge from Myanmar’s ongoing civil unrest. This study examines the primary issues affecting these vulnerable populations, including limited educational access, inadequate sex education, and citizenship barriers. Although the area has only one high school, three...

111. Analysis of higher education paths for marginalized migrant students from Myanmar in Thailand: the role of BEAM Educational Foundation

HAIYING YANG (Faculty of Social Science, Naresuan University)

01/12/2024, 11:20

ASEAN studies

Online

Abstract: The right to pursue education, including higher education, should be accessible to everyone. Higher education serves as a crucial pillar for the advancement of modern society and is vital for individual growth, societal development, economic progress, and enhancing national competitiveness. For individuals, it lays the groundwork for career opportunities and improves quality of...

64. Cross-Cultural Understanding of Foreign Workers in Indonesia: A Study for BIPA Teaching Materials

Rini Widiastuti (National Research and Innovation Agency)

01/12/2024, 11:40

Indonesian Language for Foreign Speaker

Onsite

Abstract
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) in 2020 has implications for increasing the number of foreign workers (TKA) in Indonesia (Octavia et.al., 2017). The increase is the realization of global economic cooperation carried out by the Indonesian government with other countries through investment to transfer science and technology. Currently, the majority of migrant workers...