Jinnawat Lertpradit
- Email: gyjle@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: Co-creating a local curriculum on environmental education and indigenous knowledge systems: a case study of place-based education in Chiang Mai’s schools
- Supervisors: Professor Robert M Vanderbeck, Dr Laura Loyola-Hernández
Profile
I am postgraduate student in the school of geography with research scope on the geographical experience and development of learning space in Thailand.
In my master degree, I completed MA education from University of Lincoln with the dissertation’s topic of Developing Practical Skills by Using Geographical Fieldwork: A Comparative Study, Between Schools of Geography in four Universities in Thailand. My background is social studies education with 1st class honor in bachelor degree.
I have received the opportunities to practice many duties as a university's lecturer, such as learning and teaching as a teacher assistant, conducting research together with famous university researchers. Moreover, in 2 years of my career, I have had the chance to present my research paper at an international academic conference in various countries such as Singapore, Japan and the United Kingdom.
Research interests
My research interest focuses on geography of children, geography education and social studies education, especially in Thailand and the southeast asian countries.
Qualifications
- B.Ed (Social Studies Education) Srinkharinwirot University, Thailand
- MA Education, University of Lincoln