Education and School
LGBT friendly Thai schools and university Here are they are: Sarasas Witaed Chonburi Sarasas Witaed Suvarnabhumi Bangkok Thonburi University (มหาวิทยาลัยกรุงเทพ)
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Friendly LGBT school and Anti-Bias curriculum in Thailand? In terms of education, Thailand could improve greatly. Yet, Thailand somehow leads the way towards a more modern and tolerant education system, reducing biases and sex gender orientation stereotypes. LGBT Schools: the way to a more educated and open-minded world Indeed, lots has been said about Thai
Reviewing International Schools in Thailand International school reviews in Thailand are not that easy to find on the net. As a teacher working here and as a father of two young daughters, I did try to look and search for information about amenities, curricula, and philosophies of different establishments as I wanted to check them
Story of a young Thai student boy in a private Thai school of the Bangkok area As a Thai student -boy or girl, everybody needs to go to school on Monday-Friday. Sometimes fun, sometimes bored. This is my life at school. At 5:30am, I wake up … and go to take a shower and then,
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The 3 Cheapest International Schools in Thailand (2015) Here are the cheapest international schools in Thailand with an average annual tuition fee below 106,000 Baht! Without any surprises, 2 out of 3 are accredited by the French government and keep the tradition of providing a good education system for all at a reasonable price, or
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Since yesterday it is possible to search, view, and compare the international schools’ tuition fees in Thailand on Sataban.com; and after a thorough research, it appears that 10 international schools have a more than 500,000 Baht annual tuition fee on average for 2015 while 3 of them got an even higher rate with an average
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Ray of hope for Thai education system Here is the new title of the article published on Monday, May 25th 2015, in the Nation. “The Ministry of Education’s recent announcement of new criteria for teachers’ Vidhayathana – trans-academic standing and competency assessment – is a good sign. The Office of the Teacher Civil Service and
Is nutrition of young children the same in Thailand? In someways, it is. Indeed, westernized and wealthier families tend to chose to breastfeed their offspring and/or buy baby formula as an average family would do in the USA or in Europe. However, most Thais do not have the money nor the habit to give formula
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BIO Mark Dennis Sibayan Odanga, BA of science in Nursing, was born in August 7, 1989 in Panggasinan, Philippines. He always had an eye for beauty and a taste for art since his very young age and as time went by, he developed his own style as a photographer –working mainly on portraits (aka
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What about education in Thailand? Thailand’s budget for education represents has much as the one spent by the French government, yet Thailand still ranks almost last of the 10 Asean countries -that is Thai education bottoms out of eight Asean countries surveyed (behind Cambodia and Vietnam). And just to get an wilder idea of Thai
