RATTANAKOSINSOMPHODBANGKHUNTIAN SCHOOL
BANGKOK - THAILAND
LESSON PLAN
BANGKOK - THAILAND
LESSON PLAN
Strand Economics Class Mattayom
1/12
Topic Begining
to Economics Time 50 minutes
A. Standard Competence : So3.1 Understanding the theory of demand and supply and principles of Sufficiency Economy for leading a life of equilibrium.
B. Basic Competence : 1. Explain the concept of
demand and supply.
C. Indicators
Cognitive
of Products:
1. To explain the definition of demand and supply
2. To mention the law of demand and supply
Cognitive
of Process
1. To understand the process in making curve of demand and supply
Psychomotor
1. To explain the result of discussion and conclution.
Affective
1. Character
Students show well behaved character
such as respectly, honesty, responsible and polite during the lesson and discussion
2. Social
skills
Students show their social skills ability, including: actively asking questions and contributting ideas or opinions
during the teacher’s
explanation and discussion.
D. Learning
Objectives
Cognitive
of Products:
- By listening to the teacher explanation, students can make definition of demand and supply
- By listening to the teacher, students can mention the law of demand and supply
Cognitive
of Process
1. By
giving explanation abaout schedule damand and supply,
students can make the curve of demand and
supply
2. By
giving a map of conception, students can make
the equilibrium point
Psychomotor
1. By being active in the discussion prosess, students
are able to explain the
result of discussion and conclution.
Affective
1. Character
Students show well behaved character such as
respectly, honesty, responsible and polite during
the lesson
2. Social
skills
Students show ability of social
skills, including: actively asking questions and
contributing
ideas or opinions during the teacher’s
explanation and discussion.
E. Learning
Materials
1. Definition
of demand and supply
2. The law of demand and supply
3. The curve of demand and supply
4. Equilibrium point
F.
Learning Methods
Model : Cooperative Learning
Method : Speech,
small Group Discussion
G.
Learning Activity
Time Allocation
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Phase
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Activity
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Character
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Set
induction
(5 minutes)
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apperception, motivation
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·
Teacher opens the lesson
·
Teacher checks the students’ presence list
Students pay attention to the
teacher
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Teacher explains the learning
objective communicatively
Students
pay attention to the teacher’s explanation
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Respect and
communicative
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Main
activity
(30 minutes)
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Making group discussion
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· Teacher devides the students in to the groups randomly.
Students
make in to five groups
· Teacher check the student’s concentration using some
games
Students enjoy the game happily
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Adroit and
responsibility
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present the
information
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· Teacher gives the
information about definition of demand
and supply, the law of demand and supply, the curve of of demand and supply
and also equilibrium point.
Students
make note about the important points from the presented materials.
·
Teacher gives
students the time
to ask about the material
Students
ask the teacher politely (if there is any question)
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Teacher gives some ice breaker by singing song together
Students enjoy singing together
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Respect,
Responsible,
Polite,
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comprehension check
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·
Teacher gives the student group activity
Students
notice
the teacher carefully and do the activity that given by teacher
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respect
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evaluation
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·
The teacher
asks to the one of groups to explain the result of discussion.
Students pay attention and go forward to explain the
result of discussion.
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responsibility
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Closure
(5
minutes)
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rewards
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·
Teacher praise and gives other positive
treatments
to the good group who can answer all
of the questions correctly
Students
receive
the reward responsibly
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responsibility
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conclusion
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·
Teacher helps the
students to make a conclusion
about their material.
Teacher and students make a conclusion
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Comunicative
And
actively
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closing
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·
Teacher asks the
leader of the class to lead greeting.
Students
give greeting
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respectly
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H. Learning Sources
1. Power point
2. Thailand
education curriculum
3. Reference
book:
Kramol, dkk. 2013. Social Study
Mattayom 1. Bangkok : Aksorn.
I. Scoring
1. Technique
of assessment : test and non-test
2. Instrument
of assessment : student’s activity
worksheet, student character and social observation sheet.
Bangkok, 27th of November 2013
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Supervisor,
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Economics Teacher
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Miss. Wantinee Buahom
Director,
Mr. Chaiyasit Donthuam
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Ahmad Ainun Najib
NIM. 100210301075
Lecturer,
Drs. Wachju Subchan, M.S., Ph.D.
NIP.
196308131993021001
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SUMMERISE OF THE TOPIC
A.
Definition of demand and supply
In economics, demand is an economic concept that
describes a buyer's desire, willingness and ability to pay a price for a
specific quantity of a good or service. Demand refers to how much (quantity) of
a product or service is desired by buyers. The quantity demanded is the amount
of a product people are willing to buy at a certain price; the relationship
between price and quantity demanded is known as the demand relationship. In economics,
supply is the amount of some product
producers are willing and able to sell at a given price
all other factors being held constant. Usually, supply is plotted as a supply curve
showing the relationship of price to the amount of product businesses are
willing to sell.
B.
The law and the curve of demand and supply
The law of demand
states that, if all other factors remain equal, the higher the price of a good,
the less people will demand that good. In other words, the higher the price,
the lower the quantity demanded. The amount of a good that buyers purchase at a
higher price is less because as the price of a good goes up, so does the
opportunity cost of buying that good. As a result, people will naturally avoid
buying a product that will force them to forgo the consumption of something
else they value more. The chart below shows that the curve is a downward slope.
Like the law of demand, the law of supply demonstrates the quantities that
will be sold at a certain price. But unlike the law of demand, the supply
relationship shows an upward slope. This means that the higher the price, the
higher the quantity supplied. Producers supply more at a higher price because
selling a higher quantity at a higher price increases revenue.
C.
Equilibrium point
When supply and demand
are equal (i.e. when the supply function and demand function intersect) the
economy is said to be at equilibrium.
At this point, the allocation of goods is at its most efficient because the
amount of goods being supplied is exactly the same as the amount of goods being
demanded. Thus, everyone (individuals, firms, or countries) is satisfied with
the current economic condition. At the given price, suppliers are selling all
the goods that they have produced and consumers are getting all the goods that
they are demanding.
ASSESSMENT SHEET 1:
Character
Direction:
For every character behavior
student given value with this scale:
A =
very
good
B =
good
C =
fair
D =
poor
No.
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Name
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Character
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Thorough
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Discipline
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Responsibility
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1
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Jeraphat Rasrichai
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2
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Thanabundit Siriwong
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3
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Niti Thikaphoon
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4
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Pittaya Limchareon
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5
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Peerapat Mirtkasam
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6
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Poohrich Siriputcharoen
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7
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Anuchit Kladcharoen
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8
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Kamonwan Sangtham
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9
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Kornchanok Punsittidech
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10
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Kittiporn Limwong
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11
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Kewalee Ninprakobkul
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12
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Kedmanee Montri
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13
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Jinjutha Tubprakaysri
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14
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Jenjira Sukjaroen
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15
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Chadaporn Wuttiwanich
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16
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Yata Chongplukklang
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17
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Natcha Kirdbipoon
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18
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Tanaporn Namsuk
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19
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Tamonwan Namsuk
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20
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Tamolwon Sittiloh
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21
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Thanyaporn Chotirat
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22
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Noppawan Khamrat
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23
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Navasirin Khangate
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24
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Pattamawan Teepeenet
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25
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Patcharaporn Nukul
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26
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Pichanun Saengathitcharoen
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27
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Panuchanat Kanma
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28
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Rungathittaya Ruangthawornsuk
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29
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Wanachaporn Seehabunjan
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30
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Siriluk Paopun
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31
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Sivasorn Somprasert
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32
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Supitsara Saurkiew
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33
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Sairung Taphong
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34
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Siriyakorn Meechat
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35
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Suchanya Charoensin
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36
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Sunantha Pothong
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37
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Hongnapalai Pinamornrat
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38
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Amonpan Lertbanapan
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39
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Assayuchmas Ditcharoen
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ASSESSMENT
SHEET 2:
Social skill
Direction:
For every character behavior
student given value with this scale:
A =
very
good
B =
good
C =
show
development
D =
need
repair
No.
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Name
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Social Skill
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Ask
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Constribute
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1
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Jeraphat Rasrichai
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2
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Thanabundit Siriwong
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3
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Niti Thikaphoon
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4
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Pittaya Limchareon
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5
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Peerapat Mirtkasam
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6
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Poohrich Siriputcharoen
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7
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Anuchit Kladcharoen
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8
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Kamonwan Sangtham
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9
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Kornchanok Punsittidech
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10
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Kittiporn Limwong
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11
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Kewalee Ninprakobkul
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12
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Kedmanee Montri
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13
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Jinjutha Tubprakaysri
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14
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Jenjira Sukjaroen
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15
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Chadaporn Wuttiwanich
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16
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Yata Chongplukklang
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17
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Natcha Kirdbipoon
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18
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Tanaporn Namsuk
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19
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Tamonwan Namsuk
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20
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Tamolwon Sittiloh
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21
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Thanyaporn Chotirat
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22
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Noppawan Khamrat
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23
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Navasirin Khangate
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24
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Pattamawan Teepeenet
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25
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Patcharaporn Nukul
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26
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Pichanun Saengathitcharoen
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27
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Panuchanat Kanma
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28
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Rungathittaya Ruangthawornsuk
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29
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Wanachaporn Seehabunjan
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30
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Siriluk Paopun
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31
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Sivasorn Somprasert
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32
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Supitsara Saurkiew
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33
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Sairung Taphong
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34
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Siriyakorn Meechat
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35
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Suchanya Charoensin
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36
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Sunantha Pothong
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37
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Hongnapalai Pinamornrat
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38
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Amonpan Lertbanapan
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39
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Assayuchmas Ditcharoen
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