Project Brief Description
The project, "Cultivating Students’ Global Perspectives through Course Design with an Emphasis on the Affective Aspect of Learning", developed an instructional framework for cultivating students' global perspectives. With the efforts of 16 teachers and their students, we demonstrated the positive impact that a due emphasis on the affective aspect of learning has on students' development of intercultural competence (including knowledge and attitudes). Finally, the project has developed case studies (to be published on the ORPC) and other resources highlighting the participating lecturers' best pedagogical practices. This cross-disciplinary project will include team members from nine departments across all three faculties of EdUHK, including five Teaching Award recipients, together with two external Co-Ss from North America specialising in cultural psychology and global citizenship education.
Introduction to Staff Participants
Welcome to our staff participants!
Here is a brief video introducing our motivations and pedagogical framework, and explaining what activities the TDG supported in the project period.
Thanks for joining us!
Team Members
Principal Project Supervisors
Phone Number: 2948 8756
Email: buchtel@eduhk.hk
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, EdUHK
Research Interest:
Dr. Emma E. Buchtel seeks to explore and deepen our understanding of Chinese cultural influences on psychology, including moral concepts, values, motivation and reasoning styles, and their implications for Western theories.
Assistant Professor, Department of International Education, EdUHK
Research Interest:
The research interests of Dr. Stephen Chatelier emerge from political and ethical questions involving education and the human, particularly in the context of globalization. Dr Chatelier began his career in education as a secondary humanities teacher, and has experience in the IB MYP and DP.
Phone Number: 2948 8510
Email: sechatelier@eduhk.hk
Phone Number: 2948 7351
Email: ekwyu@eduhk.hk
Professor, Department of Literature and Cultural Studies, EdUHK
Research Interest:
The research specialisations and teaching interests of Prof. YU Kwan Wai Eric range from romantic poetry, gothic fiction, travel literature, comparative literature, to popular film genres. He has been Secretary General and Executive Board Member of Comparative Literature Association of R.O.C.
Co-Supervisors
/ Associate Professor
/Assistant Professor
Dr Kris HARTLEY / Assistant Professor
Dr HO Wai Yip / Associate Professor
/ Assistant Professor
/ Assistant Professor
/Assistant Professor
/Principal Lecturer
Dr JIANG Da /Assistant Professor
/ Professor
/ Research Associate
Faculty of Humanities, EdUHK
Department of Literature and Cultural Studies
Faculty of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, EdUHK
Department of Social Sciences
Department of Asian and Policy Studies
Department of Social Sciences
Department of Asian and Policy Studies
Department of Cultural and Creative Arts
Faculty of Education and Human Development, EdUHK
Department of Education Policy and Leadership
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
Department of Special Education and Counselling
University of Delaware
Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences
University of Oregon
Department of Educational Methodology, Policy, and Leadership
Participating Teaching Staff
Dr.KANG Jong Hyuk, David / Assistant Professor
Miss BIBI, Tayyaba/ Lecturer
Ms Elke VAN DERMIJNSBRUGGE / Lecturer
Dr. Kelvin LO, Man Fung / Lecturer
Prof. Liz JACKSON / Professor
Faculty of Humanities, EdUHK
Department of Literature and Cultural Studies
Department of English Language Education
Faculty of Education and Human Development, EdUHK
Department of International Education
Faculty of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, EdUHK
Department of Mathematics and Information Technology
Faculty of Education and Human Development, EdUHK
Department of International Education
Research Assistants & Student Members
BSocSci (Honours) in Psychology graduate, 2020, Department of Psychology, EdUHK
Sulthana graduated from EdUHK's Psychology programme in 2020.
Having grown up in Hong Kong, she has experience teaching both Chinese and non-Chinese primary and secondary students, and is interested in working in the Education / Psychology fields with a special interest in improving the lives and outcomes of ethnic minority students in Hong Kong.
BScoSci (Honours) in Psychology graduate, 2021, Department of Psychology, EdUHK
Asteria finished her final year of the BScoSci(Honours) in Psychology
and minoring in English Studies. As of Fall 2021, she will start her MPhil degree in I/O Psychology at CUHK.
She is interested in behavior science, decision-making, organizational psychology as well as human capital issues.
Email: s1123357@s.eduhk.hk