Teaching Awardees’ Sharing Seminar

Teaching Awardees’ Sharing Seminar

calendar_today Date: 24 October 2022 (Monday)
schedule Time: 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
location_on Venue: D2-LP-09 or Online Mode Through Zoom
person Target: Staff
record_voice_over Speakers:

Presentation 1
Dr HU Xinyun Annie [ECE]
Recipient of the President’s Awards for Outstanding Performance in Teaching 2021/22

 

Presentation 2
Dr ZHANG Ling [CHL]
Recipient of the President’s Awards for Outstanding Performance in Teaching 2021/22

class Moderator: Ms Winnie WONG
Educational Development Manager, LTTC
language Language: English

Participation in this seminar can be counted towards the Certificate Course “Introduction to Teaching in Higher Education” under the theme, “Seminars/Workshops in Learning and Teaching”.

Abstract

Presentation 1

Prepare Self-directed Learners for the Future Learning

In an increasingly changing world, Dr. Hu led the transformation of blended learning approaches and pedagogical play strategies. Specifically, she led teaching teams that worked with the faculty E-learning Innovation Team to co-create four e-learning packages for supporting more than 1700 students (1) 360-degree virtual field trips, (2) 360-degree virtual school visits, (3) designing school gardens using augmented reality (AR), and (4) a digital platform to share self-directed teaching aids. She was the first lecturer to pioneer the Creative Lab (Pilot Future Classroom) in 2018. Beyond normal learning settings, her students engaged in co-designing and co-creating the flexible learning spaces in Future Early Childhood & Primary Classroom in 2021.

Presentation 2

CARE Teaching Approach: Personal Care and the Academic “Creative-Adaptive-Reflective-Effective” Strategies

Teacher’s care is important in the teaching and learning activities, which can be conceptualized into two main categories: personal care and academic care. Personal care is the heartful motivation for a teacher to care about students’ self-esteem and well-being; while academic care is the strategical wisdom to enhance students’ school engagement and learning outcomes, which can be further decomposed into the features of C(creative)-A(adaptive)-R(reflective)-E(effective). Practices along the CARE teaching approach will be illustrated in this seminar.

Speakers

Dr HU Xinyun Annie

Recipient of the President’s Awards for Outstanding Performance in Teaching 2021/22

Dr HU Xinyun Annie's Bio

Dr Hu is a leader in the innovative use of technologies for early childhood education, the developer of the Experience, Discover, Create (EDC) learner-centred approach, who led the transformation of blended-learning approaches and pedagogical play strategies at EdUHK and beyond. Her technology-driven framework has alleviated the impact of the pandemic on educators, maintaining continuity and engagement with the students. Dr Hu’s outstanding contributions have been honoured with several teaching awards.

Dr ZHANG Ling

Recipient of the President’s Awards for Outstanding Performance in Teaching 2021/22

Dr ZHANG Ling's Bio

Dr ZHANG, Ling is an assistant professor in the Department of Chinese Language Studies, and the Programme Leader of the BA (Teaching Chinese as a Second Language). As an educator working at EdUHK, a cradle for nurturing future teachers, Dr Zhang hopes that her CARE teaching philosophy will be passed on and that her students will also become caring teachers in the future.