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TEACHING

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Teaching Philosophy

I adopt student-centered approaches in teaching.

 

Students should learn by constructing their own knowledge. Teachers are not in a position to “transmit” knowledge to their students, but more to be the facilitators of students’ learning. They are the guide on the side. Teachers’ responsibility is to get students involved in an active mode of learning, both inside and outside the classroom. Setting clear and attainable learning goals facilitate and motivate students to learn. Teachers should also provide diverse learning opportunities for students to integrate their learning to experience.

Teaching Development

Engage students to think​

Work​
Experience​
Lecturer. Division of Social Science, HKUST

Feb 2022 - present

  • Teaching UG courses for the Psychological and Behavioral Science minor program

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Lecturer. Department of Psychology, CUHK

​Aug 2012 - Jan 2022

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  • Teaching​ UG courses for the Psychology major program

  • Supervising UG thesis and MA research projects

 

 

Instructor (part-time). Nethersole School of Nursing, CUHK

​2010, 2011 & 2012

 

  • Conducting tutorials on psychology courses offering to the Nursing students

 

 

Demonstrator (full-time). Department of Psychology, HKU

​Aug 2006 - Jul 2009

 

  • Conducting tutorials on undergraduate courses

  • Supervising UG independent study

Languages

Chinese, English, Putonghua

A bit Roman languages (Spanish, Italian, German)

Education
Ph.D., Psychology, HKU
​2009 - 2012

 

​The dissertation examines how personality and cultural differences explain students' achievement motivation in the educational setting.

 

 

M.Phil., Psychology, HKU

​2004 - 2006

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The dissertation focuses on how students' personality affects their achievement motivation under different conditions (success/failure) in the educational setting.

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Awards & Honors

Evan Kvan Postgraduate Scholarship (2011), Outstanding Tutor Award (2010), Outstanding Poster Presentation of Research Postgraduate Conference (2006)

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