Recently, the Faculty of Foreign Languages at Van Hien University successfully hosted its annual Student Research Conference, a signature academic event designed to cultivate research skills, encourage critical thinking, and create a professional platform for exchange among students passionate about foreign languages.
The conference program featured a diverse range of reports, each demonstrating a high level of academic rigor and dedication.
Highlights from Chinese Language Studies
In the field of Chinese language, several standout topics were presented, including:
• "A Contrastive Analysis of the Adverb '就' (jiù) in Chinese and its Vietnamese Equivalents"
• "A Contrastive Analysis of '了1' and '了2' in Chinese and 'đã' and 'rồi' in Vietnamese"
• "An Analysis of Common Errors in the Use of the Adverbs '再' (zài) and '又' (yòu) by Chinese Major Students at Van Hien University"
• "An Analysis of Errors in Using the Separable Verb '见面' (jiànmiàn) among Van Hien University Students"
Other studies expanded into cultural and applied linguistics, such as "Distinctive Features of the Chinese Cheongsam and the Vietnamese Ao Dai" and "The Impact of Modern Dictionary Usage on Learning Chinese."
Innovations in English and French Language Research
This year, the conference also featured a rich variety of studies related to English and French. Notable presentations included:
• "A Contrastive Analysis of English and Vietnamese Morphology"
• "Perspectives of English Major Students at Van Hien University on the Use of Artificial Intelligence to Enhance English Speaking Skills"
• "The Impact of ChatGPT on the Writing Skills of EFL Students"
• "The Impact of AI on the Reading Skills of English Major Students at Van Hien University"
Exploring Culture and Method in Japanese Language Studies
In the Japanese language section, several topics garnered significant attention:
• "Spreading Japanese Culture Through the Teaching and Learning of the Japanese Language (A Case Study of the Minna no Nihongo Elementary 1 & 2 Textbooks)"
• "The Phenomenon of Culture Shock Experienced by Japanese People in Ho Chi Minh City"
• "The 'Te-iru' Structure in Japanese and its Equivalent Expressions in Vietnamese"
• "Applying the Kaizen Method to Improve the Listening and Speaking Skills of First-Year Japanese Major Students"
Fostering a Generation of Global-Ready Graduates
The presented research not only strengthened the students' specialized knowledge but also embodied a spirit of integration in the context of global linguistic and cultural exchange. The conference reaffirmed the crucial role of student research in enhancing the quality of education and meeting the demand for a highly competent foreign language workforce in the era of globalization.
The academic council and faculty members acknowledged the students' hard work, praising the scientific value and practical applicability of their projects. This event is considered a significant academic activity that motivates students to continue nurturing their research spirit, thereby contributing to the academic prestige of Van Hien University in the field of foreign language education.
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