Young Scholars Research Showcase 2026 - Chindamanee School

Young Scholars Research Showcase 2026

Young Scholars Research Showcase 2026

Celebrating the Spirit of Young Researchers

The Education Counseling Department at Chindamanee School is proud to announce the successful organization of the 2nd Young Scholars Research Showcase 2026. This event provided our students with a special platform to present their research, share their ideas, and experience what it means to be a young researcher.
 
This year, seven student research groups showcased their projects on a diverse array of topics, including language and cross-cultural communication, teacher-student relationships, study habits and academic performance, multicultural communities and halal food vendors, school climate, the impact of music on plant growth, and students’ perceptions of AI and academic integrity.
 
Throughout this research journey, our students went beyond merely completing an assignment. They learned to ask meaningful questions, collect and analyze evidence, work collaboratively, respond to critical feedback, and communicate their ideas with confidence. The Research Showcase also offered students the valuable opportunity to present their work to a distinguished panel of judges and engage in academic discussions during the research pitching and Q&A sessions.
 
We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our esteemed judges: Dr. Sirin Chakamanont, Dr. Asma Narknava Parilti, Mr. Serdar Rozyyev, and Dr. Altafur Rahman, who generously shared their expertise, time, and constructive feedback with our young researchers.
 
Our heartfelt thanks also go to the school leadership, teachers, staff, students, and everyone behind the scenes who contributed to making this event a meaningful and successful experience.
 
Most importantly, congratulations to all our Young Scholars 2026! Your curiosity, dedication, teamwork, and courage to present your ideas are achievements to be proud of.
 
Research is not just about finding answers; it’s about having the courage to ask better questions. Keep questioning, keep exploring, and keep learning.