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  • NGY NH HNG QUN TR KINH DOANH

    MC CH:

    Cho n Tn sinh vin Kha 51 ca Khoa QTKD v giao lu cc kha

    Gip lp k hoch pht trin bn thn vi chng trnh o to ca Khoa QTKD

    THI GIAN V A IM

    Thi gian: 8:00 12:00 Sng th by 29/9/2012

    a im: D201, i hc Ngoi thng, 91 Cha Lng, ng a, H Ni

    I TNG THAM D

    Tn sinh vin Kha 51 ca Khoa QTKD

    Cc sinh vin v i tng khc quan tm

    NI DUNG D KIN

    8:00 8:10 ng k thng tin

    8:10 8:45 Giao lu & lm quen

    8:45 8:50 Pht biu khai mc

    TS. Trn Th Kim Anh Ph Trng Khoa QTKD

    8:50 9:00 Cc d n v hot ng sinh vin nm hc 2012 2013

    ThS. Nguyn Quang Huy Ch nhim CTTT & CLC QTKDQT K51

    9:00 9:35 Hc ngoi ng hiu qu (Living the language)

    TS. H L V

    9:35 9:40 Vn ngh

    9:40 10:20 Hc i hc thnh cng (Excelling in college programs)

    TS. Nguyn Th Thu Thy & Ch Trn Phng Hoa

    10:20 10:50 Q&A v Hc ngoi ng hiu qu & Hc i hc thnh cng

    10:50 11:50 nh hng hc QTKD (Boost your education with FBA choice)

    Cu sinh vin & sinh vin xut sc ca Khoa QTKD

    11:50 12:00 B mc v chp nh k nim

  • PROFILE DIN GI

    TS. H L V

    Tin s Ngn ng (2011), chuyn ngnh ngn ng ng dng, Georgetown University, Washington DC.

    Thc s Ngn ng (2006), chuyn ngnh ging dy ngn ng nc ngoi, Texas Tech University, Texas.

    Thc s Tin hc (2001), chuyn ngnh phn mm, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

    Cc k thi quc t (tnh theo h im c): TOEFL (660, writing: 6.0, date: 2003), GMAT (730, ranking: top 1%, date: 1998), GRE (1570, 800 Q and 770 V, ranking:

    top 1%, date: 2003)

    TS. H L V dy ting Anh (vit, nghe ni v dch) level t intermediate n advanced, t vn chun b h s xin hc cao hc nc ngoi cho sinh vin VN, v bin dch cho cc d n ti tr bi Ngn hng th gii, Ngn hng pht trin Chu v Qu hc bng Fulbright.

    TS. Nguyn Th Thu Thy

    TS. Nguyn Th Thu Thy tt nghip tin s chuyn ngnh qun l d n xy dng trng i hc Texas Austin, Hoa K. Chuyn mn ca ch bao gm cc lnh vc thit k ti liu ging dy s dng cng ngh, nh gi hiu qu s phm, k nng thng tin giao tip, v qun l d n. Trong nhiu nm lm vic ti Vin Cng nghip Xy dng Hoa K (Construction Industry Institute - CII) ti Austin, ch tham gia trc tip, iu phi v h tr cho cc hot ng ca Hi ng Chin lc t ph (Breakthrough Strategy Committee) ca Vin. Ti CII, ch lm vic trc tip vi nhiu gio s v cc nh lnh o cp cao ca cc cng ty v tp on ln ca Bc M, c bit trong vic tm kim nhng gii php mang li kt qu t ph c th p dng trong thc t.

    TS. Nguyn Th Thu Thu tham gia nhiu hot ng x hi v thin nguyn trong thi gian hn mi nm hc tp v lm vic ti Hoa K v c. Ch l Ch tch Hi sinh vin Qu Gio dc Vit Nam (Vietnam Education Foundation Fellows Association) nhim k 2005-2006, cng vi Vin Hn lm Khoa hc Hoa K (National Academies) v Qu Gio dc Vit Nam (Vietnam Education Foundation VEF) t chc cc cuc hi tho ln nhm kt ni v h tr cc nh khoa hc, lnh o v doanh nhn Vit Nam trong vic hp tc vi cc i tc Hoa K. Ch nhiu ln c mi thuyt trnh ti cc hi tho do VEF v i s qun Hoa K t chc cho cc sinh vin du hc M.

    Hin ti, ch lm vic ti LEAD Consulting vi vai tr gim c o to, chu trch nhim thit k v trin khai cc chng trnh o to ca cng ty.

  • ThS. Nguyn Quang Huy

    Anh Nguyn Quang Huy ging dy ti Khoa Qun tr Kinh doanh, i hc Ngoi thng t nm 2008. Anh hng dn nhiu nhm sinh vin tham gia cc cuc thi kinh doanh trong v nc, t c nhiu thnh tch cao: i din Vit Nam u tin v duy nht ti Chung kt D n kinh doanh x hi ton cu khu vc ng Nam 2008 - 2009 (GSVC - Global Social Venture Competition), Gii ba cuc thi quc gia Sinh vin trong doanh nghip t do 2009 (SIFE Students in Free Enterprise), Gii nh cuc thi Thch thc d n kinh doanh McKinsey Mekong 2010 (McKinsey Mekong Business Plan Challenge), Gii nh Khi nghip 2010, Gii nht cuc thi Thch thc d n kinh doanh McKinsey Mekong 2011.

    Nm 2010, anh ginh hc bng ton phn cho kha hc thc s ti i hc Indiana Bloomington, Hoa K, chuyn ngnh Qun tr cng v Doanh nghip x hi. Trong thi gian hc tp, anh l i s sinh vin Vit Nam, hai ln nhn hc bng nghin cu 2010 - 2011 t Vn phng Ch nhim Khoa v gii thng Pht trin chuyn nghip 2012 t Vn phng Chng trnh Thc s ca trng. Anh c mi trnh by bo co ti Hi tho thng nin Doanh nghip x hi ln th 8, nm 2011 ca Trng kinh doanh Stern, i hc New York; Din n trao i Ashoka nm 2012 Nhng i mi trong gio dc i hc ti i hc tng hp bang Arizona.

    Ch Trn Phng Hoa

    Nm 2001, Ch Trn Phng Hoa ginh c hc bng ton phn ti i hc Middlebury (xp th trong s cc trng i hc liberal arts Hoa K). Sau khi lm vic ti Global IT Community Association, Hoa K, ch tr v H Ni lm vic cho Vin Gio Dc Quc t IIE t nm 2006 n nm 200 , ni ch nhanh chng c bit n nh l mt knh thng tin y uy tn v cc trng i hc M v mt c vn gio dc tn tnh cho cc sinh vin c nguyn vng i du hc M.

    Ch Hoa tng tham gia vo nhiu d n vi cc cng ty uy tn ca M v gi cc v tr qun l ti cc cng ty Vit Nam lin doanh vi nc ngoi. Vi c kinh doanh nhy bn v kh nng lnh o, ch Hoa tham gia Cng ty Peacesoft vi v tr Gim c iu hnh eBay.vn vo nm 2009, ni ch tr thnh Ph ch tch ca cng ty ch trong vng mt nm.

    Nhng thnh cng truyn cm hng ch lp cng ty ca ring mnh Summit Education Services - nhm theo ui mong mun gip tht nhiu bn tr Vit Nam khc thnh cng trong s nghip v cuc sng.

  • LIVING THE LANGUAGE LEARN ENGLISH MORE EFFECTIVELY & EFFICIENTLY

    29 Sep 2012

    FBA Orientation Day

    Presenter: H L V, Ph.D., M.A., M.Sc., B.S., B.A.

    Website: http://www.facebook.com/vuclass/

  • OVERVIEW

    Food for thought

    Improving four basic skills

    Common mistakes made by ESL Vietnamese speakers

    Some guidelines

  • FOOD FOR THOUGHT

    Why effectiveness?

    Basic communication with foreigners

    Subsequent study abroad

    Why efficiency?

    Busy schedule of an FTU student

    Learning priority

    Self-learning

  • PROFICIENCY DEVELOPMENT ORDER

    The well-known Listening Speaking Reading Writing order

    Should we learn a second language the way we acquired our mother tongue?

    My suggestion: Listening Speaking + Reading Writing

    Why?

    motivations

    learning prerequisites

    processing load

    time management

  • LISTENING

    Get A LOT of input

    How about Listening Immersion (Tm ngn ng)?

    Listen to something that interests you

    think of it as a hobby instead of learning

    this tip applies to the other skills too

    Listen selectively for idioms and fixed expressions

    high frequency

    watch a sample clip

    help with speaking too (fluency and nativelike-ness)

    Start first with visual aids, then audio only

  • LISTENING

    Currency & Relevancy

    Entertainment

    Accessibility

  • SPEAKING

    Learn with a native speaker?

    the cost-effectiveness factor

    For self-learning, focus on stress & intonation instead of individual phonemes

    a common mistake made by many English learners

    Fun question: listen to an American singer, who sings in Vietnamese. What makes she sound almost like a native speaker?

    intonation and stress in English is as important as tone in Vietnamese

    Why do Vietnamese tend to have problems with this?

    watch a sample clip

  • SPEAKING

    Use as many idioms as you can in your everyday speech

    actively create a scenario to use learned idioms

    E.g., what would you say when you are using the toilet and someone knocks on the door?

    watch a sample clip

    Check pronunciation for every new words time-consuming but its worth it.

    E.g., wolf ruin sword mentor

    use a speech-recognition software

  • READING

    To build up vocabulary

    Do I need to store and manage my personal lexicon in a systematic way?

    yes, for better recall and subsequent retrieval

  • READING VOCABULARY

    MANAGEMENT

  • READING

    To get a better sense of how you should write in English

    To improve your linking

    critical thinking

    important in tackling GRE/GMAT exams

  • WRITING

    Things that everyone already knows

    grammar

    vocabulary

    Something that not everyone knows

    L2 writing problems are not limited to the lack of proficiency in grammar and vocabulary (Hatch, 1992).

    Advanced L2 students still write papers considered ineffective and inadequate by native instructors (Kaplan, 1966).

    Translation does matter in L2 writing

    Vietnamese as reader-responsible vs. English as writer-responsible

  • WRITING

    International students L2 writing style: not necessarily wrong, but different (Johns, 1986; Severino, 1993).

  • FOOD FOR THOUGHT

    Example: an English sentence composed by a Vietnamese writer

    Different from Asian education system, in Western countries, before attending university, students usually have a year-long break to get a part-time job or travel.

    Possible problems when this sentence is considered in isolation

    Possible problems when this sentence is considered in the context of text

  • IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDY ABROAD

    It is important that local professors and other native English readers

    can make sense of your text

    can follow your train of thought

    Why?

    your final grades mainly based on your written assignments

    fewer opportunities to negotiate meaning than in speaking

    knowledge is no more important than the way it is presented

  • WRITING: POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

    Be more writer-responsible

    Give yourself motivations to write

    Three-step approach:

    Awareness raising: be aware of possible L2 writing

    problems that lie beyond the domains of syntax and lexis.

    Discovery: explore important differences in rhetorical

    features between Vietnamese and English

    Revision: learn how to revise your own essays so that the

    writing more closely approximates the target norms.

    Specific techniques?

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    Things I wish I had known better

    Thuy Nguyen, Ph.D.

    FBA Orientation Day, September 29, 2012

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    Find resources. Teach yourself!

    Because you can.

  • OCW.VN

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    Be an omnivore. Stay hungry. Eat everything.

    Collect your dots. Expand your horizon.

    Get out of your comfort zone.

    The first story is about

    connecting the dots.

  • Read more books.

    Know whats going on in the world.

    Stay connected for local fun.

  • +

    Work part-time. Develop skills.

    The future is now.

  • Be involved. Be part of something big.

    growth

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    Spend time on a serious hobby.

    when you still have the time.

  • How to have a rewarding college experience

    Ms. Tran Phuong Hoa

    Summit CEO/Founder

  • College is a totally different experience compared to High School

    No. College High School

    1 A time to prepare for both academic knowledge and skills for future job and social exposure

    A time to prepare academic knowledge for College

    2 Self-instructed study and activities Follow instructions in study and activities

    3 Highly career-Oriented Highly grade-oriented

    4 Friends and Network Friends and gangs

    5 You build qualities that Recruiters expect

    You build qualities that Teachers and Families expect

  • The areas a rewarding college life should cover

    Work/ Internships

    Personal Life

    Study Extra-curricular Activities

    College Life

  • Why such a busy college life?

    Your rewarding college life Qualities Recruiters look for

    Study

    Extra-curricular

    Activities

    Work/Internships

    Personal Life

    General knowledge

    Logical thinking

    Social understanding

    Teamwork

    Soft skills

    Practical experience

    Professionalism

    Application of knowledge

    Relationships & network

    Soft skills

    Maturity

    It translates to better job opportunities, higher salary and a more fulfilled life

  • How can I do it?

  • How to have such a rewarding college life?

    Start Early

    Think Strategy

    Time Management

    Be alert for opportunities

  • Time management 101

    Know you priority

    Prioritize your assignments

    Achieve "stage one -- get something done!

    Postpone unnecessary activities until the work is done!

    Identify resources to help you

    Use your free time wisely

    Review notes and readings just before class

    Review lecture notes just after class

    1 THINK

    2 ACT

    3 REVIEW

  • Thank you