Scientific reporting skills

On March 25, the Youth Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities organized a talk on scientific research report presentation skills for students with two guests: Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Thi Phung (Head of the Department of Archives and Office Management) and MSc. Pham Anh Sao (Deputy Head of the Department of Literature). The teachers summarized the most important theoretical issues and very useful practical experiences, along with specific and vivid examples, to help students grasp the necessary skills in presenting scientific reports.According to Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Thi Phung, presenting a scientific report is a very important step in the research process, that is when you share with everyone the results achieved after a period of serious work and effort: "To present well, you need to grasp a number of principles and skills, in which, good preparation will account for 50% of success, good presentation and good handling of situations when presenting determine the remaining 50% of success". Good preparation means having a firm grasp of the topic you are talking about, the problem you are researching and must feel excited when sharing that problem with everyone. Next is choosing what to say, building a presentation script with impressive slides. Finally, preparing to overcome psychological obstacles when speaking in front of a crowd. She also guides students on specific skills in choosing the content to talk about; How to present the problem in a concise, clear, coherent and coherent way; how to express voice, language, and gestures in a natural and convincing way; how to respond to opposing opinions, defend personal views; build appropriate attitudes in interacting with people around... Going beyond purely technical factors, Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Thi Phung believes that in order to have a good research project in general and an effective presentation in particular, it is important that students are passionate, excited and love the research work and the problem they are researching. That is, students must really research, have enthusiasm and invest time and effort in their work. That is the prerequisite and fundamental factor for a substantive, effective, attractive and impressive presentation in a natural way. Master. Pham Anh Sao emphasized that a scientific report is an important initial preparation step for students to know how to write a scientific article later. Students need to focus on building and highlighting the meaning and scientific content of the report. The Vice Dean of the Faculty of Literature also shared the common feelings of students when writing a scientific report for the first time, which is anxiety, feeling a lack of professional knowledge, methodology, foreign languages ​​and other skills... Therefore, "you must be proactive, persistent and determined so that you do not give up halfway".