This edited collection documents the challenges experienced by teacher educators and students in Hong Kong, and identifies innovative online teaching that have enabled them to overcome these challenges. The book will interest researchers in reflective practice, online teaching and the scholarship of learning, teaching and assessment.
This edited collection documents the challenges experienced by teacher educators and students in Hong Kong, and identifies innovative online teaching that have enabled them to overcome these challenges. The book will interest researchers in reflective practice, online teaching and the scholarship of learning, teaching and assessment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kevin Wai Ho Yung is an Associate Professor at the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, The Education University of Hong Kong. He mainly teaches postgraduate programmes in the areas of learner motivation, language education, curriculum and assessment. He is currently the Chair of the Departmental Research and Higher Degree Committee. His research interests include shadow education, language learning motivation, washback of high-stakes assessment and teaching and learning in higher education. Huixuan Xu is an Assistant Professor and Associate Head at the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, The Education University of Hong Kong. She works in the field of curriculum studies and service-learning. Her research interests include effective service-learning programme design and development, integrated curriculum, experiential learning, adolescent identity formation and students' self-regulated learning. Xu is currently the programme leader of the Master of Arts in Leading Experiential Learning Activities programme.
Inhaltsangabe
1.Educating teachers in challenging times: An introduction 2. A review of the research on teaching practicum during the lockdown of schools 3. How do pre-service language teachers engage in online teacher education during the COVID-19 pandemic? An exploratory study 4. Facing Change in Challenging Times: The Experiences of Hong Kong Mathematics Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic 5. Understanding non-local PhD students' agency in the time of crisis 6. An Experiential Learning Approach to Capacity Building of Higher Education Teaching Staff for the Enhancement of the Online Learning Experience 7. Teacher preparation in times of crisis and change: from Values Education to "You Only Live Once" 8. Building communities of inquiry for student teachers: A pedagogical perspective 9. Exploring gamification as a teaching strategy in changing times 10. Empowering student teachers' autonomy through an Innovative Formative Feedback Schedule at the time of a global pandemic 11. Enhancing communication through formative assessment and feedback in an online "academic conference" 12. From Scholarship to Leadership of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 13. Continuous challenges and ongoing innovations in teacher education.
1.Educating teachers in challenging times: An introduction 2. A review of the research on teaching practicum during the lockdown of schools 3. How do pre-service language teachers engage in online teacher education during the COVID-19 pandemic? An exploratory study 4. Facing Change in Challenging Times: The Experiences of Hong Kong Mathematics Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic 5. Understanding non-local PhD students' agency in the time of crisis 6. An Experiential Learning Approach to Capacity Building of Higher Education Teaching Staff for the Enhancement of the Online Learning Experience 7. Teacher preparation in times of crisis and change: from Values Education to "You Only Live Once" 8. Building communities of inquiry for student teachers: A pedagogical perspective 9. Exploring gamification as a teaching strategy in changing times 10. Empowering student teachers' autonomy through an Innovative Formative Feedback Schedule at the time of a global pandemic 11. Enhancing communication through formative assessment and feedback in an online "academic conference" 12. From Scholarship to Leadership of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 13. Continuous challenges and ongoing innovations in teacher education.
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