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Challenges and Insights in Studying

The document discusses a student's major, how they study, challenges they face, how they learn science, what they like about their major, and how they get help when facing difficulties. The student studies a subject analyzing international companies in Vietnam and enjoys interactive lectures that encourage questions.

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Challenges and Insights in Studying

The document discusses a student's major, how they study, challenges they face, how they learn science, what they like about their major, and how they get help when facing difficulties. The student studies a subject analyzing international companies in Vietnam and enjoys interactive lectures that encourage questions.

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STUDY

1. What is your major? / What do you study?


2. Is that a very popular subject to study in your country?
If yes: Yes, I suppose it is quite a popular subject to study, and one of the reasons for this
would probably be that a lot of students feel that this major will be useful in helping
them find a good job after they graduate.
If no: I guess I probably wouldn’t say so, no, mainly because it is a relatively new major in
Vietnam, and as far as I know, there are not that many universities in Vietnam which
offer this course.
3. Is your subject very challenging or difficult to study?
If yes: Yeah, I’d say it is quite challenging, mainly because of the huge workload we get.
So for example, we’re given a considerable amount of coursework to do, which always
requires a ton of background reading!
If no: Actually, I wouldn’t really say so, partly because we’re not given that much work
do, and also because it’s essentially not that complex so everything’s relatively easy to
understand.
4. What do you do when you have a difficulty with your studies?
I guess I normally ask your coursemate for help or go on the Internet to try and solve the
problem myself. And if I’m still stuck, then I’ll go and ask my lecturer for help, but this
would be as a last resort, as I don’t really like to bother my lecturer unless I really need
to.
5. How did you learn science at school?
Well, we mainly just went through the textbook and took notes, so it was pretty similar
to other subjects. Though saying that, we occasionally did some experiments, which were
quite fun, but those classes were rare.
6. What do you like about your major?
My major is analysing case studies of various international companies operating in
Vietnam. Stories are the best way to learn things. And as well as this, I also like the fact
that our lectures are quite interactive, because we are encouraged to ask questions
instead of just sitting and making notes, and this tends to make the lectures much more
interesting.
Hao, Lam, Thinh, Man Tue, Trang, Nhut, Nga, Tam, Hue, VPThao, Ngoc Minh, Tue Minh,
Xiao Thu,Linh, Xuyen, Ngan, Anh Thu, Ha, Ly, Thu Thao, Tran.

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