ELiT EXPEDITION OF LITERACY TRANSFER

FACING CHALLENGES BEYOND EXPECTATION

DATE : 10-14 DECEMBER 2022

VENUE: PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

CO-ORGANIZED BY :
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT &
FAMILY STUDIES, FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
&
FACULTY OF ISLAMIC SCIENCES,
PRINCE OF SONGKHLA UNIVERSITY
Table of contents

Faculty of Human Ecology, UPM - Dean's Message

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Faculty of Islamic Sciences, PSU - Dean's Message 4

Director's Message 5 3

Our Team 6

ELiT Programmes 7

Tentative
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Acknowledgement
DEAN’S
MESSAGE
Assalamualaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh

Alhamdulillah, all praise goes to Allah S.W.T. because of His

grace we are given good health and time to be able to
attend the EXPEDITION OF LITERACY TRANSFER
It is hoped that the organization
PROGRAM (ELiT) with the theme "Facing Challenges
of this colloquium will be a
Beyond Expectations". Thank you for giving me this
platform to discuss issues,
opportunity to write a few words in this program book.
challenges and opportunities
Heart-felt congratulations to the lecturers from the
related to human development
Department of Human Development and Family Studies,
in Malaysia and Thailand. I am
Faculty of Human Ecology, University Putra Malaysia who
also fully confident that the
continue to make strides in strengthening the strategic
community network program
collaboration with the Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Prince of
through the Millennium Youth
Songkla University, Thailand, SMA Pekan Gurun, Kedah, and
Program can inject enthusiasm
SMK Binjai, Terengganu and to ensure the success of this
and become a catalyst in the
international level program.
effort to develop the youth's
potential holistically while also
The main goal of this program is to continue the
strengthening the strategic
collaborative relationship with the Prince of Songkla
relationship between Unversiti
University, Thailand through the organization of an
Putra Malaysia, Prince of
International Research Colloquium as well as a community
Songkla University, Thailand and
networking program with Pattani youth including the asnaf
other institutions involved.
through the Millennium Youth Program at the Prince of
Much appreciation is also given
Songkla University. This main goal is also in line with the
to WAZAN UPM for their
3rd Goal of the UPM Strategic Plan 2022-2025 which is to
financial contribution to this
preserve the ecosystem of industry and community
program. Hopefully programs
networks by leveraging expertise. I believe that the paper
and collaborations like this can
presentation session in this International Research
continue in the future. Thank
Colloquium will spark new thinking and approaches for
you.
academics, presenters and participants

PROF. DR. MOHAMAD FAZLI BIN SABRI

FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY, UPM

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DEAN’S
MESSAGE
Assalamualaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh
I would like to thank Allah S.W.T who has been giving us
blessing and mercies so we can gathered in a good
condition in this Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Prince of
Songkla University (PSU), Pattani Campus, Thailand for
an International Research Colloquium on Human
Development and Education with the theme "Facing
Challenges Beyond Expectations." Therefore, I would like In addition, my appreciation also
to welcome the members of the Department of Human goes to the educators from the
Development and Family Studies, Faculty of Human SMA Pekan Gurun, Kedah, and
Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia and appreciate your SMK Binjai, Terengganu to
contribution as the co-organizers and paper presenters develop a new networking
in this academic event. efforts in the field of education.

The main objective of this Research Colloquium is to Last but not least, many thanks
discuss issues related to human development as a whole also goes to the WAZAN UPM
and contribute to strengthening the relationship for their financial contribution
between scientific science and the development of to ensure the success of this
effective models and policies in dealing with issues in program. Let us be assured that
mental, behavioral and moral development of individuals, this program is not the end
especially in Malaysia and Thailand. In addition, the rather the beginning of other
bilateral relationship between the PSU and the future efforts in terms of
Department of Human Development and Family Studies, research, publication and
Faculty of Human Ecology is also significant to preserve community programs that will
the industrial and community networks by leveraging benefit the Ummah as a whole.
shared expertise. Hence, the Millennium Youth Program May Allah showers upon us His
too can become a impetus in the effort to develop blessings. Wassalam
potential of the Pattani youths’ holistically.

ASST. PROF. DR. MOHAMMAD ROFLEE WAEHAMA

FACULTY OF ISLAMIC SCIENCES, PSU

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DIRECTOR’S
MESSAGE
Assalamualaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh

Alhamdulilah, All Praises to Allah.

I am very grateful for the fact that this meaningful
program has finally come into being. On behalf of the
organizing team, I would like to express my appreciation
to all people who have directly and indirectly
contributed to the success of this program, especially and practices. At the same time,
the Faculty of Islamic Sciences (FAIS), Prince of Songkla Industrial and Community
University (PSU), Thailand. ELiT is not the first program Engagement programs, which have
as a result of strategic collaboration between become one of the important agendas
Department of Human Development & Family Studies for ELiT, aim to empower teachers,
(JPMPK), Faculty of Human Ecology UPM and FAIS. These students and community both in
two institutions used to collaborate back in 2018 through Malaysia and Thailand. Also, ELiT
the Selusur Budi program. ELiT is the extension of the provides an opportunity for teachers
Selusur Budi program in collaboration with SMK Binjai, from SMAPG to transfer their
Terengganu and Diari Anak Milenia in collaboration with knowledge and skills to teachers from
SMA Pekan Gurun (SMAPG), Kedah. At present, we have other institutions. It is a remarkable
broadened our network by inviting other institutions to achievement for teachers from
join us, which include Islamic Studies Demonstration SMAPG after attending a series of
School, Hatyai Wittayakarn School, Assiddeek Islamic training courses with UPM.
Cooperative Limited and other institutions from Malaysia
and Thailand. Finally, I would like to express my
gratitude to all sponsors, particularly
Apart from internationalization purposes, the main WAZAN UPM, FEM UPM, Klinik Hijraa
objective of ELiT is to transfer and share various fields of Kemaman and all individuals who have
knowledge, skills and practice across borders. The contributed financially, physically or
international research colloquium offers a good platform contributions of any form, ensuring
for the representatives from the participating this program reaches its aim. "With
institutions to share their research findings, knowledge Knowledge We Serve". Thank you.

DR MOHD NAJMI DAUD

FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY, UPM

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Advisor:
DR. ROJANAH KAHAR

Director: Co-director:
DR. MOHD NAJMI DAUD ASST. PROF. DR. MUHAMMADAFEEFEEE ASSALIHEE

Secretary: Vice Secretary: Treasurer:

DR. MUSLIHAH HASBULLAH DR. NELLIE ISMAIL DR. ASMIDAWATI ASHARI

Committee: Committee: Committee: Committee: Committee:

DR. WAN ARNIDAWATI WAN ASSOC. PROF. DR. ZARINAH DR. MOHAMAD SALLEH DR. MOHAMAD NAQIUDDIN ASST. PROF. DR.
ABDULLAH ARSHAT ABD. GHANI DAHAMAT AZAM YUTTANA KUAKUL

Committee: Committee: Committee: Committee: Committee:

PROF. DR. RUMAYA JUHARI ASSOC. PROF. DR. ZAINAL DR. SA'ODAH AHMAD ASST. PROF. Dr. SUMAI BINBAI MR. YAMUDIN SALAEH
MADON

Committee: Committee: Committee:

MRS. HARYATI MUSA MRS. SITI NOR ABD RAHIM MR. AHMAD SAYUTI IBRAHIM
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OPENING & OFFICIATING SPEECH BY:

ASST. PROF. DR.ATTACHAI UERANANTASUN
VICE CHANCELLOR
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY, PATTANI
CAMPUS

13 DECEMBER 2022
8.30 - 11.00 AM
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
PATTANI CAMPUS, THAILAND

KEYNOTE 1:
ASSOC. PROF. DR ZAINAL MADON
DEPUTY DEAN, POSTGRADUATES STUDIES,
INDUSTRY & COMMUNITY RELATIONS, FACULTY OF
HUMAN ECOLOGY UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
"MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN MALAYSIA"

KEYNOTE 2:
ASST. PROF.DR MUHAMMAD ROFLEE
WAEHAMA
DEAN, FACULTY OF ISLAMIC SCIENCES,
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
"ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN LIFE SPAN HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT: PROSPECTIVE IN MALAYSIA AND THAILAND"

KEYNOTE CHAIRPERSON:
DR MOHAMAD NAQIUDDIN DAHAMAT AZAM
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT &

FAMILY STUDIES, FACULTY OF ISLAMIC SCIENCES,
FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY, CO-ORGANISERS PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA

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SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4

DR. MOHAMAD SALLEH ABD GHANI DR. NELLIE ISMAIL DR. MOHD NAJMI DAUD
ASST. PROF. DR. SUMAI BINBAI (Universiti Putra Malaysia) (Universiti Putra Malaysia) (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
(Prince of Songkla University) The Socio-economic Impact of Movement Control Exploring the Role of Scaffolding in Problem Profiling Incarcerated Malay Male Adolescents
Using Empowerment Evaluation to Enhance Order (MCO) and The Risk of Relapse among Solving Skills in Early Childhood in Malaysia
Self-Efficacy in Learning Digital Media Substance Use Supervision Cases in Malaysia
Creation among Teaching Islamic Studies

Preservice Teachers, PSU

DR. ROJANAH KAHAR MR. MOHAMAD ZAHIR TAHIAR

(SMA Pekan Gurun)
(Universiti Putra Malaysia)
PROF. DR. RUMAYA JUHARI Digitization Management at Pekan Gurun
DR. ASMIDAWATI ASHARI (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
Legal Analysis on Child Marriage among Religious Secondary School in Facing the
(Universiti Putra Malaysia) Family Impact Assessment in Malaysia: A Critical
Muslims in Malaysia Challenge of New Norms
Does Anxious Parents Make Anxious Child: Pathway for Better Policies and Programmes

Brain Mapping Approach

DR. MUSLIHAH HASBULLAH

(Universiti Putra Malaysia) DR. WAN ARNIDAWATI WAN
DR. MOHAMAD NAQIUDDIN DR. SA'ODAH AHMAD A Socio-legal Perspectives on Disciplining ABDULLAH
DAHAMAT AZAM (Universiti Putra Malaysia) Children Within Home Settings: Malaysia (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
Sulh and Family Dispute Resolution Experience
(Universiti Putra Malaysia) in Malaysia
Perception of Students with Disabilities on
The Relationships between Coping Strategies UPM as an Inclusive Campus
and Friendship Qualities in Dutch and
Malaysian Adolescents

MRS. SITI NOR ABD RAHIM

MR. WITTAYA PAYAYAM (Universiti Putra Malaysia) DR. RUDIYAH HA
(Hatyai Wittayakarn School) Children’s Experience and Learning Opportunities (Prince of Songkla University)
Implementing Japanese Lesson Study in Islamic in Child Development A Learning Model to Enhance Empathetic
ASSOC. PROF. DR. ZARINAH Private Schools in Southern Thailand: Laboratory, Universiti Putra Malaysia Criticism Competence for Undergraduate
Conditions and Issues
ARSHAT Students in Southern Thailand
(Universiti Putra Malaysia)
Perceived Family Strength among Low-
income Drug Addict Wives: Its Association
with Economic Strain and Depression

MRS. NORAINI HASSAN ASST. PROF. DR. MUHAMMADROFLEE MRS. SUWANNEE LANGPUTEH
(SMK BINJAI) WAEHAMA (Prince of Songkla University)
School Resource Center Management Best (Prince of Songkla Univeristy) The Adjustment of Teaching of Islamic Studies
Practices: B-Best Mind Transformation Centre Desirable Characteristics of Islamic Studies Pre-service Teachers Faculty of Islamic
ASST. PROF. DR. ISMA-IE KATIH Students at Thai Private Islamic Schools in the Sciences in Pandemic Covid-19
(Prince of Songkla University) Twenty-first Century
Adaptation of Wasatiyyah Islami-ah among
Intensive Islamic-Studies-Program Teachers
in Government Schools in Pattani Area 1

MR. THALOENGSAK ASST. PROF. DR. MUHAMMADAFEEFEEE MR. ABDULLOH SENG

RATCHAMRONG ASSALIHEE (Fatoni University)
(Fatoni University) (Prince of Songkla University) Praxis Ideology as a Tool for Educational
ASST. PROF. DR. YUTTANA KUAKUL Using Growth Mindset as a Tool to Improve The Impact of a Peekaboo Storybook (Yawi-Thai Management for Sustainable Development
(Prince of Songkla University) Classroom Learning Version) on Muslim Family Relationships and Goals
Islamic Studies Provision in Public Schools: Preschool Child Development in Three Southern
Conditions, Challenges, and Directions Border Provinces
for Growth

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DISTRICT OF HATYAI

PROJECT 1: PROJECT 2:
JARINGAN INDUSTRI UPM & ASSIDDEEK VISIT OF AKADEMIA PRIHATIN MALAYSIA @ HATYAI
ISLAMIC COOPERATIVE LIMITED WITTAYAKARN SCHOOL
PROJECT LEADER: DR ROJANAH KAHAR PROJECT LEADER: DR MUSLIHAH HASBULLAH

13 DECEMBER 2022
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY, PATTANI CAMPUS

PROJECT 3:
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM ON HUMAN PROJECT 4:
DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION DIARI ANAK MILENIA: GURU MILENIA
PROJECT LEADER: DR WAN ARNIDAWATI WAN PROJECT LEADER: DR MOHD NAJMI DAUD
ABDULLAH

PROJECT 5:
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROJECT 6:
ENGAGEMENT MALAYSIA - THAILAND EKSPLORASI POTENSI PENDIDIK (EPOP)
PROJECT LEADER: DR MOHAMAD NAQIUDDIN PROJECT LEADER: DR SA'ODAH AHMAD
DAHAMAT AZAM

PROJECT 7: PROJECT 8:
ASPIRING ADOLESCENTS FOR EXCELLENCE PEMBANGUNAN MODAL INSAN REMAJA ASNAF
PROJECT LEADER: DR MOHAMAD SALLEH ABD. PROJECT LEADER: ASSOC PROF DR ZARINAH
GHANI ARSHAT

PROJECT 9: PROJECT 10:

VISIT OF AKADEMIA PRIHATIN MALAYSIA PEMERKASAAN JARINGAN IBU BAPA – SEKOLAH
@ISLAMIC STUDIES DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL (JARIS)
PROJECT LEADER: DR ASMIDAWATI ASHARI PROJECT LEADER: PROF DR RUMAYA JUHARI

PROJECT 11:
INTELLECTUAL DISCOURSE: HARMONIZING EDUCATION
IN MALAYSIA & THAILAND
PROJECT LEADER: ASSOC. PROF DR ZAINAL MADON

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09.00 am Do’a Recitation

09.10 am Welcoming Remarks by

Asst. Prof. Dr. Muhammadroflee Waehama
Dean, Faculty of Islamic Sciences
Prince of Songkla University

Dr Rojanah Kahar
Head, Department of Human Development & Family Studies
Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia

09.30 am Opening and Officiating Speech by

Asst. Prof. Dr. Attachai Ueranantasun
Vice Chancellor
Prince of Songkla University, Pattani Campus

09.45 am Tea Break

10.00 am Keynote Session

Chairperson
Dr Mohamad Naqiuddin bin Dahamat Azam
Senior Lecturer
Universiti Putra Malaysia

Keynote Speech 1
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zainal Madon
Deputy Dean for Postgraduate Studies, Industry and Community Relations
Faculty of Human Ecology
Universiti Putra Malaysia
Keynote Speech 2
Asst. Prof. Dr. Muhammadroflee Waehama
Dean, Faculty of Islamic Sciences
Prince of Songkla University

11.30 am Concurrent Session (Track 1-4)

12.30 pm Lunch Break

2.00 pm Community Projects

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Concurrent Session Tracks

TRACK 1
1. Using Empowerment Evaluation to Enhance Self-Efficacy in Learning Digital Media Creation among
Teaching Islamic Studies Preservice Teachers, PSU
Sumai Binbai
2. Does Anxious Parent make Anxious Child: Brain Mapping Approach
Asmidawati Ashari, Cheong Chen Chen, Rahimah Ibrahim and Wan Aliaa W. Sulaiman
3. The Relationships Between Coping Strategies and Friendship Qualities in Dutch and Malaysian
Adolescents
Naqi Dahamat Azam, Sheida Novin, Boya Li, Paul Oosterveld, Paula Mahoney, and Carolien Rieffe
4. Perceived Family Strength among Low-income Drug Addict Wives: Its Association with Economic Strain
and Depression
Zarinah Arshat, Haikal Anuar Adnan, and Nurul Saidatus Shaja’ah Ahmad Shahril
5. Adaptation of Wasatiyyah Islami-ah among Intensive Islamic-Studies-Program Teachers in Government
Schools in Pattani Area 1
Ismael Katih and Numan Hayeemase
6. Islamic Studies Provision in Public Schools: Conditions, Challenges, and Directions for Growth
Yuttana Kuakul, Niloh Wae-useng, and Rudiyah Ha

TRACK 2
1. The Socio-Economic Impact of Movement Control Order (MCO) and the Risk of Relapse among Substance
Use Supervision Cases in Malaysia
Mohamad Salleh Abdul Ghani
2. Family Impact Assessment in Malaysia: A Critical Pathway for Better Policies and Programmes
Rumaya Juhari, Farah Zeehan Mohd Nadzri, Nurhilmiyani Ismail, Sharifah Azizah Haron, Sazlina Shariff Ghazali,
Muslihah Hasbullah, Rahimah Ibrahim, Rojanah Kahar
3. Sulh and Family Dispute Resolution in Malaysia
Sa’odah Ahmad, Rojanah Kahar, Muslihah Hasbullah, Elistina Abu Bakar and Mohammad Arif Johari
4. Implementing Japanese Lesson Study in Islamic Private Schools in Southern Thailand: Conditions and
Issues
Wittaya Payayam and Muhammadafeefee Assalihee
5. School Resource Center Management Best Practices: B-Best Mind Transformation Centre
Noraini Hassan
6. Using Growth Mindset as a Tool to Improve Classroom Learning
Thaloengsak Ratchamrong, and Jaruwat Songmuang

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Concurrent Session Tracks

TRACK 3
1. Exploring The Role of Scaffolding in Problem Solving Skills in Early Childhood
Nellie Ismail, Mariani Mansor, Zainal Madon, Zarinah Arshat, Mohd Najmi Daud, and Mohamad Naqiuddin Dahamat
Azam
2. Legal Analysis on Child Marriage among Muslims in Malaysia
Rojanah Kahar, Muslihah Hasbullah, and Sa’odah Ahmad
3. A Socio-legal Perspective on Disciplining Children within Home Settings: Malaysia Experience
Muslihah Hasbullah, Rojanah Kahar, and Sa’odah Ahmad
4. Children’s Experience and Learning Opportunities in Child Development Laboratory, Universiti Putra
Malaysia
Siti Nor Abd Rahim, Salmina Sulaiman, Narimah Badau, Nurhayatul Nira Ramli, Nellie Ismail, Rojanah Kahar, and
Rabiatul Adawiyah Shamsuddin
5. Desirable Characteristics of Islamic Studies Students at Thai Private Islamic Schools in the Twenty-First
Century
Muhammadroflee Waehama, Jaruwat songmuang, Muhammadafeefee Assalihee, Yusop Boonsuk, and Sarawut
Saithon
6. The Impact of a Peekaboo Storybook (Yawi-Thai Version) on Muslim Family Relationships and Preschool
Child Development in Three Southern Border Provinces
Muhammadafeefeee Assalihee, Nachima Bakoh, Rusnee Paseloh, Failika Yadaeng, and Elhum Hajimadsalaeh

TRACK 4
1. Profiling Incarcerated Malay Male Adolescents in Malaysia
Mohd Najmi Daud, Leigh Coombes, Sita Venkateswar, Kirsty Ross, and Zainal Madon
2. Digitization Management at Pekan Gurun Religious Secondary School in Facing the Challenge of New
Norms
Mohamad Zahir Tahiar
3. Perception of Students with Disabilities on UPM as an Inclusive Campus
Wan Arnidawati Wan Abdullah and Nur Dayini Devi Sani
4. A Learning Model to Enhance Empathetic Criticism Competence for Undergraduate Students in Southern
Thailand
Rudiyah Ha
5. The Adjustment of Teaching of Islamic Studies Pre-Service Teachers Faculty of Islamic Sciences in
Pandemic Covid-19
Suwannee Langputeh and Muhummudrapee Makeng
6. Praxis Ideology as a Tool for Educational Management for Sustainable Development Goals
Abdulloh Seng, Jaruwat Songmuang, and Ilham Chenu

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02.00 pm Ice Breaking

Mr. Muhammad Fazli Abu Bakar
Assistant Director, State Education Department, Kedah
02.15 pm Modul 1: Teachers' Well-Being
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zainal Madon
Universiti Putra Malaysia

Mr. Ahmad Sayuti Ibrahim

Sekolah Menengah Agama Pekan Gurun
03.00 pm Modul 2: Smart Teachers: Investment and Choice
Prof. Dr. Rumaya Juhari
Universiti Putra Malaysia

Mrs. Nor Hayati Ismail

Sekolah Menengah Agama Pekan Gurun

04.00 pm Intellectual Discourse: Harmonizing Education in Malaysia and Thailand

Moderator
Mrs. Aida Ramli
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Kerteh
Panelist 1
Mr. Haisam Waeuma
Vice Director, Islamic Sciences Demonstration School
Prince of Songkla University
Panelist 2
Mrs. Haryati Musa
Guidance and Counseling Teacher
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Binjai
Panelist 3
Mr. Mohamad Zahir Tahiar
Senior Assistant Teacher
Sekolah Menengah Agama Pekan Gurun

05.30 pm Dismiss

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PANELIST 1
MR. HAISAM WAEUMA
VICE DIRECTOR, ISLAMIC SCIENCES
DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY

PANELIST 2
MRS. HARYATI MUSA
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING TEACHER 13 DECEMBER 2022
SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN BINJAI 4.00 - 5.00 PM
PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
PATTANI CAMPUS, THAILAND

PANELIST 2
MR. MOHAMAD ZAHIR TAHIAR
SENIOR ASSISTANT TEACHER
SEKOLAH MENENGAH AGAMA PEKAN GURUN

MODERATOR
MRS AIDA RAMLI
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING TEACHER
SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN KERTEH

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT &

FAMILY STUDIES, FACULTY OF ISLAMIC SCIENCES,
FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY, CO-ORGANISERS PRINCE OF SONGKLA UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA

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02.00 pm Ice Breaking

02.15 pm Modul 1: SELF-AWARENESS

Dr. Mohamad Naqiuddin Dahamat Azam

Universiti Putra Malaysia

03.00 pm Modul 2: Recognising Strengths

Dr. Muslihah Hasbullah

Universiti Putra Malaysia

04.00 pm Modul 3: Aim for success

Dr. Mohamad Salleh Abdul Ghani

Universiti Putra Malaysia

05.30 pm Dismiss

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DINNER AND CLOSING CEREMONY

Tentatives

Arrival of Guests
07.30 pm
Arrival of Guest of Honour

Welcoming Remarks and Doa's Recitation

08.00 pm
Speech by Asst. Prof. Dr Muhammadafeefee Asalihee
ELiT Co-Director

Speech by Dr Mohd Najmi Daud

ELiT Director

Speech by Asst. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Roflee Waehama

Dean, Faculty of Islamic Sciences
Prince of Songkla University

Dinner and Performances

Presentation and Momento

Photo Session

10.00 pm Ceremony End

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Our deepest appreciat ion and grat i t ude goes t o:

Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia

Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Prince of Songkla University

Pusat Pengurusan Wakaf, Zakat dan Endowmen

Universiti Putra Malaysia

Sekolah Menengah Agama Pekan Gurun

Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Binjai, Kemaman

Klinik Hijraa, Kemaman

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