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副教授
2948 6274
lujf@eduhk.hk
LU Jiafang earned her PhD in Applied Psychology from Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. She is Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Policy and Leadership (EPL) and Associate Director (Change Research and Development Programmes) for the Joseph Lau Luen Hung Charitable Trust Asia Pacific Center for Leadership and Change (APCLC), The Education University of Hong Kong. She is fascinated with studying emerging phenomena in school leadership teams, leadership development, as well as factors enabling teacher collaboration and innovation. Her research projects have been funded by highly competitive grant schemes such as Early Career Scheme and General Research Fund of the Research Grant Council of Hong Kong. She shares her interest with similar enthusiasm for translating knowledge in these areas into leadership development and school improvement.
Research Interests
School leadership teams
Teacher innovation
Teacher collaboration
Simulation-based training
Work-life role interaction
首席講師
2948 7607
tmchan@eduhk.hk
陳湛明博士於1994年由教育署轉職至教大。早年分別在葛量洪及柏立基教育學院取得教師資格及特殊教育教師證書,任教於中、小學達十年,並曾任職前教育署特殊教育組督學,協助處理有特殊需要的學生,期間赴笈英倫獲取教育榮譽學士,再在香港大學取得社會科學犯罪學碩士,主修青少年犯罪,並於英國布里司托大學 (Bristol University) 修畢教育博士課程。 陳博士擔任與訓育、課外活動及學校行政工作有關的職前及在職教師培訓工作已超過二十五年。近年亦積極參與本地、內地以致海外校長及學校中層老師的培訓。並曾兼任香港教育學院持續教育學部之毅進課程訓育顧問及擔任與教育局合辦的訓育及輔導教師證書課程導師。
陳博士工餘亦積極參與多項社會服務及義務工作,包括在香港輔助警察任職超過三十二年,現時職級為輔警總警司。亦於香港聖約翰救傷會擔任急救學講師、去顫法導師、認證管理委員會主席,香港青年獎勵計劃野外鍛鍊科金章級審核員,亦同時持有多項海上活動的教練資格,包括香港帆船運動總會高級教練、重型帆船教練、日間航行教練及賽艇教練、香港龍舟協會教練及二級裁判、國際龍舟聯合會一級國際裁判、香港獨木舟總會一級教練等。
副教授
sgumus@eduhk.hk
Dr. Gümüş is an Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Policy and Leadership and a Research Fellow of the Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership and Change at the EdUHK. Before moving to Hong Kong, he was an associate professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. He has published articles in core international journals of the field such as Educational Management Administration and Leadership, School Effectiveness and School Improvement, Journal of Educational Administration, and School Management & Leadership as well as in other high impact journals such as Compare, European Journal of Education, Educational Studies, Higher Education, Scientometrics, and Teaching and Teacher Education. He currently serves on the advisory board of Rowman & Littlefield School Leadership Book Series, as well as undertakes editorial responsibilities in several academic journals.
Dr. Gümüş defines himself first and foremost as a teacher. He worked around 2.5 years as a math teacher in Turkey before he moved to the USA for his graduate education in 2007. He received his PhD from the Department of Educational Administration at Michigan State University, USA in 2012 and his master’s from the same institution in 2010. He was nationally selected for the David L. Clark Graduate Student Research Seminar sponsored by University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA) and later became a founding member of the UCEA Graduate Student Council.
Research Interests:
Instructional leadership
Leadership development
Professional learning
Work attitudes
Equity in education
Systematic reviews
Quantitative research
助理教授(教學)
2948 8377
tthlee@eduhk.hk
Theodore is used to be a secondary school teacher for 10 years before leaving for New Zealand to complete his higher degree in education. He obtained a Master of Educational Leadership (First Honours) and his PhD from the University of Waikato, New Zealand.
Research Interests
Teacher development and leadership
Inquiry learning
Assessment for learning.
教育領導講座教授
2948 8282
bmac@eduhk.hk
榮休教授及顧問 (學術發展)
2948 7723
yccheng@eduhk.hk
CHENG Yin Cheong is Emeritus Professor and Advisor (Academic Development), EPL of the Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK). He was Research Chair Professor of Leadership and Change (2014-2016), Vice President (Research and Development) of HKIEd (2008-2014), the immediate Past President of World Education Research Association (WERA) (2014-2016) and the President of Asia-Pacific Educational Research Association (APERA) (2004-2008). Currently he is the chairman of Advisory Board of the Tin Ka Ping Foundation. Previously he had served as a full member of the University Grants Committee, a panel member of Research Grants Council, and a member of the Quality Education Fund Steering Committee of the Hong Kong SAR Government.
Prof. Cheng holds a doctorate from Harvard University. He has had extensive experiences in both education and research. His research is mainly on education effectiveness, paradigm shift, leadership, management reform, higher education, and teacher education. Prof. Cheng has published 20 academic books and over 250 book chapters, journal articles and other publications. Some of his publications have been translated into Chinese, Hebrew, Korean, Spanish, Czech, Thai and Persian languages. He is at present serving on the advisory boards of 17 international journals. He is also the associate editor of the International Journal of Educational Management (UK) since 2006. Prof. Cheng’s research has won him a number of international awards and recognition including the Awards for Excellence from the Literati Network in UK. In 2008, he was awarded as the Fellow of the Asia-Pacific Educational Research Association in recognition of his excellent contribution to educational research in the Region. He has served as panel member, external examiner or reviewer for local and international universities and research institutions. He has been invited to provide consultancy services to national and international projects in Brunei Darussalam, Saudi Arabia, Gatar, India, Pakistan, Korea, Mainland China, Netherlands, Macao, and Thailand. In these years, Prof. Cheng has been invited to give over 110 keynote/plenary presentations by national and international organizations.
He has been very interested in watercolour painting since the end of 1960s and had invited personal exhibitions in 2001, 2005, 2009, 2010 and 2014. He was invited by the Hong Kong Museum of Art to conduct art seminars.
For the details, please see http://home.ied.edu.hk/~yccheng/
Research Interests
Education reform
Paradigm shift in education
Internationalization of higher education
Leadership
Teacher education and development
School autonomy
21st century learning
助理教授
2948 8539
mbhowmik@eduhk.hk
Dr Miron Bhowmik is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Education Policy and Leadership at The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK), and was previously the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Specialist at the Faculty of Education and Human Development and a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Department of Special Education and Counselling. Prior to joining EdUHK, he was a Programme Officer at the UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education in Bangkok, Thailand. He has also worked for the British Council and several universities in Bangladesh. He is particularly interested in the educational policies and practices as they relate to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Research Interests
Diversity, equity and inclusion in education
‘Out of school’/dropout/school failure issues
Ethnic minority education
Inclusive leadership
Critical discourse
ICT in education
Acculturative stress and coping behaviour
副教授
2948 7637
jjchen@eduhk.hk
Joining the Department of Education Policy and Leadership at the EdUHK seems very much like a joyful home-coming after having been away for so long for Dr. Chen. Having taught at middle school and university level in Mainland China, Dr. Chen left to study for a master’s degree in Education at the University of Groningen and then for her PhD at the University of Auckland. During her recent time as a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Waikato in New Zealand, where the numbers of researchers in education are small and therefore people are strongly tempted to diversify, she is amazed at what she has got herself into. Adding a range of qualitative techniques such as interviews, classroom observations, focus group discussions to her quantitative base skills such as Confirmatory Factor Analysis and Structural Equation Modelling, she has found herself happily struggling to understand Kiwi children’s interesting versions of the English language. Subject-wise, she has been drawn from her work in educational beliefs and teacher effectiveness into other fields, such as effective teaching, assessment, teacher emotions, and emotional leadership. She is willing to apply some of these skills and enlarge her research interest to advance the work of the EdUHK cooperating with colleagues in the coming years. This opportunity to work at EdUHK makes her feel very privileged indeed.
Research Interests
Educational Beliefs on teaching
Learning and assessment
Teacher effectiveness and development
Teacher emotions
Structural Equation Modelling
助理教授
2948 8763
schoi@eduhk.hk
Choi Soobin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership. He earned his Ph.D. in the Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis from the University of Missouri. His primary research interests include educational leadership, school organization, and policy analysis, with a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. In particular, his research examines how we prepare school leaders and teachers in embracing and valuing diversity as a valuable asset for teaching and learning. He explores the role of schools in fostering the development of students as global citizens who possess a deep understanding and respect for individuals from diverse backgrounds. Ultimately, the objective of his research is to bridge the gaps that exist between educators and students, as well as between students from diverse backgrounds. His scholarly work has been published in high-impact journals, including Educational Administration Quarterly, AERA Open, and the International Journal of Educational Research.
Research Interests
Educational leadership
School organization
Policy analysis
Diversity, equity and inclusion
高級講師I
2948 7901
chongyk@eduhk.hk
Mr Chong joined The Education University of Hong Kong in 2007.
He received his Bachelor’s degree at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, majoring in Government and Public Administration. He earned his Master of Law degree at the University of Hong Kong.
After admitting as a solicitor in 2000, Mr Chong handled various significant human rights cases. They included defamation - Albert Cheng v Paul Tse; right of assembly- HKSAR v Leung Kwok Hung; and family violence -the Tin Shui Wai tragedy of 2004.
From 2002, Mr. Chong began conducting seminars on education law.
At EdUHK, he teaches “Education and Law” and “Rule of Law and HK Legal System”. He is also active in the promotion of the right to legal education.
In recognition of his outstanding voluntary legal service to the public and educational sector, Mr Chong was bestowed with numerous awards including the Distinguished Pro Bono Service Award, Distinguished Community Service Award, and Bauhinia the Leadership Volunteer Award.
Research Interests
Education law
Human rights
Human rights education
Rule of law
Rule of law education
研究助理教授
2948 8739
campbellp@eduhk.hk
Dr Paul Campbell is an experienced senior educational leader and educator having been a Vice Principal, Senior Leader and Primary Teacher in Scotland, Australia, Spain and Hong Kong prior to moving into academia. Paul has always been driven by a belief in the power of education and public services more broadly to transform lives and communities. His research interests focus on the intersection of policy making, leadership, and research engagement, and how this influences educational change. He is particularly interested in the role of power and agency and how this is negotiated in complex systems from school to supra-national levels.
Having originally studied for a B.Ed. in Primary Education, and subsequently an M.Ed. in Education Studies at the University of Strathclyde, then an Ed.D. at the University of Glasgow, Paul is also interested in the varied and nuanced complexities of education systems across the globe. This is what brought him to Hong Kong, and continues to drive his professional and research work internationally.
Paul is widely engaged in the broader education community. He is an elected board member and director of the International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) and also serves as a Co-coordinator of their Educational Leadership Network, as well as chair of their Publications sub-committee. Paul also sits on the editorial board of the School Leadership and Management (SLAM) and Management in Education (MiE) journals, and the Publications Committee of the British Educational Research Association (BERA).
His work has been recognised by a number of international organisations, including the 2021 ICSEI/ JPCC Innovation Award, the 2018 BELMAS Research Bursary, the 2017 BELMAS Reflective Practice Award, and the 2016 Scottish Educational Review/ ICSEI Best Paper award.
Research Interests
School Leadership
Vice/ Deputy Principals/ Deputy Head Teachers
Leadership Development
Collaboration
Educational Change
Policy Analysis
Research Engagement
Sociology of Education
助理教授
2948 8931
hocs@eduhk.hk
Maxwell is an experienced educator who has dedicated himself to promoting teacher entrepreneurialism, entrepreneurship education, and financial literacy throughout his career. He earned a Bachelor of Education (Business Studies) degree with first-class honours from the Education University of Hong Kong in 2008, following which he rose through the ranks quickly to become head of technology education (KLA) and administration group as a middle manager. His finance and entrepreneurial curriculum won him the Teacher award for business and financial education in 2016, a recognition from the HKABE, HKEdCity, EDB, and IFEC.
Maxwell continues to contribute to the field of education since joining EdUHK. As a Research Fellow at the Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership and Change, he has performed leadership and educational practice research. In 2020, he was awarded the Emerald publishing award for his excellent doctoral research and is now invited to provide leadership training to primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. He has also been named President of the Hong Kong Association of Business Education, demonstrating his continued commitment to the growth of this sector. Maxwell's teacher entrepreneurialism series has trained over 400 school leaders so far.
In 2021, Maxwell received the Emerald Young Researcher Award for his exceptional contribution to education in Hong Kong, validating his continued research interests in teacher entrepreneurialism, entrepreneurship education, and financial literacy. His efforts were further acknowledged by the Michael Fullan Emerging Scholar award in 2023.
Research interests
Middle leadership
Teacher professional development
Entrepreneurial behaviour
Business and personal financial education
Entrepreneurship education
高級講師 II
2948 8189
lykwok@eduhk.hk
Dr Percy Kwok is currently a senior lecturer in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership (EPL) in the Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK). After earning his PhD in 2001, Dr Kwok worked as a senior research assistant and a course tutor at the Centre for Information Technology in Education (CITE) in the Faculty of Education in the University of Hong Kong when joining the interim evaluation project of the First Strategy on IT in Education: Information Technology for Learning in a New Era Five-year Strategy 1998/99 to 2002/03 for the HKSAR government. In 1998-2002, he served several international and local comparative education societies such as the webmaster of World Council of Comparative Education Societies (WCCES) and a coopted member of Comparative Education Society of Hong Kong (CESHK). He founded the postgraduate research student committee in Faculty of Education in the University of Hong Kong in 1998 and formed a global network of young scholars in comparative and international education and research methodology in 2000s. As an international research consultant, he joined and led some ADB and UNESCO research projects in ICT education and teacher e-leadership in 2000s.
Dr Kwok has extensive experiences in teaching Adv. Dip. Ed., B. Ed., M.Ed., M.Sc. and Ed.D. in several key universities in Australia, Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China and United States of America. Before returning to the teacher education field, he had been engaged in leading one innovative continuing education school for three years and coordinating the IBDP-TOK curricula and chairing the educational self-evaluation team in one through-train IB DSS school for fourteen years. He has been IBDP-examiners of some key subjects in Asia-Pacific rim and an External Reviewer (ER) of External School Review (ESR) under Education Bureau for primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. Dr Kwok has great research interests in investigating the changing contexts of private supplementary tutoring, self-evaluation mechanisms in schools through action research, ICT integration into school curricula and successful educational leadership and principalship models in basic education in comparative and international perspectives. Noteworthy, he built some innovative inter-regional, inter-school and inter-discipline collaborative e-learning communities among students and teachers in primary and secondary education in Hong Kong, Macao, Mainland China, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States of America in 2000s. Dr Kwok earned the world reputation of Outstanding persons in Marquis Who’s Who in Finance and Industry (34th ed., 2004-2005) and Marquis Who’s Who in the World (23th ed., 2006) for establishing and sustaining such communities in the world.
Research Interests
Collaborative learning communities
Comparative and international education
Policy analysis in education
Private supplementary tutoring in basic education
Project-based learning and electronic portfolio in ICT education
Research paradigms and research methodology
School principalship and educational leadership
Social cartography in educational and social research
Teacher professional development through action research
助理教授
2948 8204
cpckeung@eduhk.hk
Dr. Chrysa Keung has worked in various school development projects which across different educational settings. She received her PhD in Education, Administration and Policy from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She has been a Graduate Teacher in secondary school, Teaching Associate in HKUST and Postdoctoral Fellow in CUHK. Dr. Keung has her expertise in educational inequality, parental involvement and teacher development. In recent years, she engages in the early childhood studies, with a focus on the areas of leadership practices, play-based learning and positive education. Her research has spanned the fields of education, social psychology and sociology of education, with an interest in using large-scale data to investigate educational transitions and pathways.
Research Interest
Educational inequality
Sociology of education
Early childhood education
Play-based learning
Child and family studies
講師I
2948 7341
lhowai@eduhk.hk
Martin is a lecturer in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership (EPL) at the Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK). He received his Bachelor of Education (Majoring in Business Studies) at EdUHK, Master of Education (Majoring in Child and Adolescent Development) at HKBU and Master of Arts (Majoring in Christian Studies) at CUHK. He taught Business-related subjects, Biblical Knowledge and Life Education in secondary school for over 10 years before joining EdUHK.
Being the Subject Coordinator, KLA Coordinator and Career and Guidance Coordinator in Secondary School, he has extensive experience facilitating students’ development and broadening their exposure beyond the classroom with positive values. He was invited to different teachers’ sharing on topics like business education and value education. He was awarded twice in the Teacher Award for Business, and Financial Education (2017 & 2019), organised by the EDB, HKABE, IFEC and HKEdCity, in recognition of his school-based curriculum development and leadership.
He has served as the executive committee of the Hong Kong Association of Business Education to promote business education and has been invited to share on entrepreneurship in schools.
Research Interests
Teacher Professionalism
Students’ Wellbeing
Business and Personal Financial Education
助理教授
2948 8312
ttllee@eduhk.hk
Dr. Lee Trevor Tsz-lok is an assistant professor in Department of Education Policy and Leadership at the Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK). Dr. Lee is a sociologist working on the field of education, particularly inequality and stratification, parenting, and policy. Before joining EdUHK, Dr. Lee was an adjunct assistant professor in Department of Sociology and a postdoctoral fellow in Faculty of Education at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His research is often located at the intersections of traditional research agenda in sociology and educational studies, among other (sub-) fields, and involves quantitative and qualitative methodologies. His work has been published in Educational Review, Educational Management, Administration & Leadership, Current Sociology, and Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, among others. Dr. Lee serves on the Editorial Board of Current Sociology, the official journal of the International Sociological Association.
His recent research projects address questions concerning (1) the intricate ways that interrelationships between home, school and culture shape and reproduce social positions in the stratification system; (2) the middle-class alternative choice of homeschooling in Hong Kong and Taipei; and (3) online learning of Hong Kong primary school students during school closures in time of COVID-19. His future research agenda attends to digital inequality through family socialization and parent leadership among disadvantaged families.
Research Interests
Stratification
Parenting
Policy
高級講師 II
2948 8533
leungwt@eduhk.hk
Dr. Leung Wing Tat worked as a secondary school teacher for more than 27 years. During this long period of service in the secondary school setting, he made particular efforts in his post to enhance civic education and experiential learning for the young generation. Meanwhile, he completed several postgraduate programmes, including MPhil in Chinese Language and Literature, MA in Religious Studies and MSocSc in General Education. With this academic scope, he has a conviction to foster and facilitate youngsters’ learning in humanities and cross-disciplinary studies, so to broaden their outlook and develop their holistic worldview.
He earned his EdD degree in 2020. Through his doctoral studies, with reflection on teaching as a vocation, he felt the calling to expand his mission to the field of teacher education. Thus, he joined the teaching staff of the University in January 2022, aspiring to share his frontline experience and academic insights with prospective and in-service teachers of the new generation.
Research Interest:
Critical pedagogy
Civic education
Experiential learning
School-community partnership
Democratization of schools
Teacher professionalism and agency
研究助理教授
2948 8344
jessluo@eduhk.hk
Jiahui is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership. She holds a PhD from the University of Hong Kong and an MPhil from the University of Cambridge. Her current research focuses on learning-oriented assessment and feedback in the higher education context, in particular the assessment of holistic competencies (21st century skills), evaluative judgement development, and teacher professional development in an AI-mediated assessment landscape. She mainly approaches these topics from pedagogical and social lenses. Jiahui’s research has been published in international journals such as Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, Educational Research Review, and Teaching in Higher Education.
Research Interests
Learning-oriented assessment and feedback
Competency development
AI implications for higher education/teacher education
Intercultural education
助理教授
2948 7622
poolea@eduhk.hk
Adam is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership. Before moving to Hong Kong, he was an Assistant Professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University. Prior to becoming an academic, Adam worked as an English teacher in various international schools in Shanghai. As a research bricoleur, Adam focuses on a number of research interests, including international schools in China, teachers in international schools, professional development for language teachers, working-class academics, and the funds of identity approach. Adam has published in international journals including Educational Review, Journal of Education for Teaching, and Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education.
Research Interests
International schools
Teachers’ lived experiences
Teacher professional development/teacher research
Social class and social inequality
Funds of identity/knowledge
講師II
29487238
yhpoon@eduhk.hk
Poon Yu-Hin is currently a Lecturer at the Department of Education Policy and Leadership of The Eduation University of Hong Kong. He taught Liberal Studies, Ethics and Religious Studies in secondary school for about 12 years, and he has been actively engaged in educational research in the past 10 years.
Research interests
Sociology of education
Educational policy and equality
Identity studies
School ethnography
副教授
2948 8102
hqian@eduhk.hk
Qian Haiyan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Education Policy and Leadership and Director of The Joseph Lau Luen Hung Charitable Trust Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership and Change. She studied in Mainland China, UK and HK and worked in tertiary institutions in Mainland China and Hong Kong for accumulatively seven years. Before joining the Institute in 2012, she worked at the Institute of Higher Education, Fudan University at Shanghai, China.
Her research interests include education leadership; school principalship in China and influence of the social and cultural context on schooling across Chinese societies.
助理教授
2948 8453
hhhtang@eduhk.hk
A sociologist, Dr Hayes Tang is interested in the fields of education policy, higher education, academic profession and youth studies. His research focuses on the sociological role of higher education in entrepreneurial society and global city. He is committed to create new knowledge in application for better education governance and policy innovation in East Asian entrepreneurial societies, amidst the age of global inequalities, populism and authoritarianism. Currently he conducts academic researches on 'entrepreneurial universities', academic profession and institutional ethnography, as well as youth engagement, higher education and global citizenship. He aspires to build lifelong partnership with students and professionals so as to enlighten his analysis on educational development and policy anew with fresh perspectives, along with greater social impact and professional relevance. Presently involving in two GRFprojects (General Research Fund by Hong Kong Research Grants Council), he is now Assistant Professor of Department of Education Policy and Leadership at The Education University of Hong Kong and serves on the Editorial Board of Chinese Education & Society (Taylor & Francis).
On top of scholarly research, he considers education a commitment imperative to an academic life. Championing the spirit of liberal arts education, Hayes was presented at the start of his academic career the Outstanding Teacher Award by the School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong in 2012. On issues about Hong Kong-Mainland China dynamics, he was interviewed by journalism including ARTE (Association relative à la télévision européenne) (Franco-German channel), The Straits Times, South China Morning Post (SCMP),Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK, Radio 3), China Daily and D100 Radio. Upon invitation, he delivered a Fulbright-Hays seminar entitled "Seeing China's Governance from Hong Kong Youth Perspective" for a delegation of American school teachers during their visit to The University of Hong Kong in August 2015. The Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad are hosted by the National Committee on United States-China Relations, USA.
In service of knowledge exchange and transfer, Dr Hayes Tang welcomes media consultation, external membership, community/professional seminars and commissioned R&D projects. He can be contacted at hhhtang@eduhk.hk.
Research Interests
Sociology of Education (especially Sociological Role of Education in Entrepreneurial Society and Global City)
Higher Education
Youth Engagement, Educated Youth and Public Policy
Academic Entrepreneurialism ('Entrepreneurial Universities'), Scholarship of Application and Impact of Universities
Academic Profession and Its Connections with Other Professions (including Teaching Profession/ Schools)
Education Governance and Policy Innovation in the Age of Global Inequalities, Populism and Authoritarianism
Nationalism, Internationalism and Global Citizenship in Education
助理教授
2948 8185
tkwokkuen@eduhk.hk
Dr. Kwok Kuen Tsang is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Education Policy and Leadership at the Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK). Before joining the EdUHK, Dr. Tsang was an Associate Professor and Associate Dean of the College of Education Administration at Beijing Normal University, a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and an Assistant Professor at Caritas Institute of Higher Education, respectively. He is a member of the editorial advisory board of the British Journal of Sociology of Education and an Associate Editor of the Beijing International Review of Education. His research covers teachers' work and emotions, education policy and governance, and school leadership.
Research Interests
Teachers' work
Teachers' emotions
Education governance
School leadership
副教授
2948 8508
wongkl@eduhk.hk
Dr. Wong is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership. She earned her B.A. (communication) and M.Ed (educational leadership and foundations) from the Brigham Young University, Utah, USA, and Ph.D. (Education) from The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong. Following her Ph.D., she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Education University of Hong Kong. Dr. Wong has participated in various research projects over the past ten years (such as Participatory Citizenship, Applied Learning, Curriculum Reform, Work-Based Learning) and has been involved in international projects (such as research undertaken on a UNESCO project on out of school children, comparison of higher education study for Asia-Pacific region students, teacher preparation programs in Mainland, China). Her work has been recognised by EdUHK through publication awards. She has served as a reviewer of international and local academic journals.
Research Interests
Diversity and Minority Education
Refugee Education
Teacher Education
Citizenship Education
Moral and Servant Leadership
Teacher Leadership
講師I
2948 7620
wongwh@eduhk.hk
Mr. WONG Wai-Hung is currently a Lecturer of the Department of Educational Policy and Leadership of The Education University of Hong Kong. Before joining the HKIED in 2001, he taught General Education courses in Hong Kong Lingnan University. WONG had been a secondary school teacher for over 10 years. He got his MA in Sociology of Culture from the University of Essex in 1993, his MA in Chinese philosophy from the New Asia Institute for Advanced Chinese Studies in 1995, and his PCEd from the Hong Kong University in 1998. WONG is also a sexologist, a psycho-therapist, a school manager, and a film critic. WONG has published 10 books on philosophy, psychology and in some other areas. He always appeared in Hong Kong’s TV and Radio programmes as guest speaker, and writing different kind of articles in local newspapers.
Research Interests
Experimental Learning
Life and Death Education
Moral Education
助理教授
2948 8347
etmwright@eduhk.hk
Ewan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership. He holds a PhD from the Division of Policy, Administration and Social Sciences Education at The University of Hong Kong where he was a recipient of the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme. His main research interests are in educational trends and reforms across East Asia. As a sociologist of education, his current research focuses on international education (especially the International Baccalaureate), globalisation and education, university preparation and admission, and inequality in education and social reproduction. He has completed two large-scale International Baccalaureate research projects including “A study of the International Baccalaureate Diploma in China: Program's impact on student preparation for university studies abroad” and “A study of the post-secondary outcomes of IB Diploma alumni in leading universities in Asia Pacific”. His research has been published in international journals such as British Journal of Educational Studies and Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education.
Research Interests
International Schools
International Baccalaureate
Globalisation and education
University preparation and admission
Inequality in education and social reproduction
助理教授
2948 8846
jying@eduhk.hk
Ying Ji (aka. Yumjyi) has a disciplinary background in sociology of education, educational policy studies, and international and comparative education. Prior to joining the EPL, she worked as a postdoctoral fellow/SRA in the Department of International Education, EdUHK.
Research Interests
Sociology of education
Educational policy studies
Intercultural education
Equity, diversity and inclusion in education
Teachers’ professional practices & development
Family-schools relations
客席國際教育領才研究講座教授
2948 6566
adwalker@eduhk.hk
汪雅量為香港教育大學客席國際教育領才研究講座教授,並同時擔任亞太領導與變革研究中心聯席總監。曾任冠名國際教育領才講座教授、教育及人類發展學院院長及亞太領導與變革研究中心總監。加入香港教非、育大學前,汪雅量教授曾於澳洲、新加坡及香港多所大學及專上學府執教,並為美洲、歐洲及亞太多國提供領才學習及發展課程。
汪雅量教授學術論著甚富,於教育行政與領導,及學校領才學習與發展外,汪教授亦曾研究領導學習文化對學校領才之影響。汪教授出任多份教育領導國資際學術期刊編輯委員,亦於國際學術期刊及出版社發表、編著超過300份學術論文及著作。 汪教授近期研究專注拓展中國、亞太以至全球教育領導的知識基礎。汪教授亦於本港及世界各地不同機構出任顧問。曾於中國、臺灣、星加坡、馬來西亞、泰國、越南、菲律賓、印尼、挪威、芬蘭、荷蘭、德國、瑞典、瑞士、英國、加拿大、美國、南非、智利、新西蘭及澳洲等地推展領才學習及發展課程,研究領才發展。
汪雅量教授對學校領導研究充滿熱誠,有關創新的學校領才發展思維、以及學校領袖如何自決自身專業發展和學習的研究及發展工作享譽國際。公元二零一零年,汪雅量教授獲澳洲教育領導議會頒受資深研究員榮銜,以表揚汪教授對全球、尤其是東亞及東南亞教育領導研究與發展的貢獻。翌年,汪雅量教授獲香港教育大學頒受冠名國際教育領導講座教授銜,用以表彰汪教授在國際教育領導教研的傑出成就。公元二零一五零年,汪雅量教授獲「教育行政大學議會」(University Council of Educational Administration) 頒授「布瑞傑玆獎」(The Edwin M. Bridges Award)殊榮,以肯定其在教育領袖培訓及專業發展的重大貢獻。 汪雅量教授曾六次榮獲香港研究資助局資助,並曾二十多次獲不同的國際教育科研機構撥款,開展學校教育領導研究。
客席教授
dabryant@eduhk.hk
Darren Bryant is a Professor in the School of Education at Curtin University. Previously he served in EdUHK as the Head of the Department of Education Policy and Leadership and as Associate Director of the Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership and Change (APCLC). Darren’s research concerns leader development, middle leadership in schools and how leaders make sense of and enact policies in school.
客席副教授
客席副教授
jamesko@eduhk.hk
Research Interests
Educational effectiveness
Educational leadership and educational management
Teacher education
Learning assessment
Psycholinguistics
TESLO
IT in education
Learning disabilities
Mixed methods methodology
Data visualisation
Learner analytics
客席副教授
etquong@eduhk.hk
Over the 40 career years, Terry taught at the primary, secondary levels and lectured in universities in Australia and Hong Kong. He has held principalship positions in both primary and secondary schools, and was a principal in Australia as well as a principal in Hong Kong at Jockey Club Ti-I College for 7 years. In addition to his work in schools, he is an Adjunct Associate Professor in Educational Leadership at The Education University of Hong Kong. Terry has provided educational consultancy services to various schools, Ministries of Education and other organisations. As a consultant he has conducted leadership training programs in Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia and Hong Kong.
Research Interests
School leadership
Strategic planning
Evidence based practice in schools
客席教授(實踐)
stang@eduhk.hk
Professor TANG Yee Fan Sylvia is Adjunct Professor (Practice) of the Department of Education Policy and Leadership (EPL) at The Education University of Hong Kong. Previously she had served as Associate Professor and Professor (Practice) of EPL, and Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching) of the Faculty of Education and Human Development (FEHD).
Professor Tang graduated from The University of Hong Kong and received a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Distinction) and a Master of Education. She obtained her PhD at the University of Wales, Cardiff, UK.
Before working in teacher education, Professor Tang was a secondary school teacher in Hong Kong. She began working in teacher education at the Northcote College of Education and has been a long-serving member of The Education University of Hong Kong. Professor Tang has extensive experience in the field of tertiary teaching and has taught in undergraduate, postgraduate diploma, Master of Education and Doctor of Education programmes; as well as professional development programmes for teachers and school principals in the areas of teacher education and development and qualitative approaches to educational research. She also conducted thesis supervision with doctoral students and teaching supervision of students in Field Experience at undergraduate and postgraduate diploma levels.
Professor Tang’s research interests cover various aspects of teacher education and development, including initial teacher education; student teachers’ learning and professional competence; teachers’ continuing professional development; and mentoring. She has published extensively in internationally renowned journals, and has published book chapters on teacher education. Currently, she serves on the editorial boards of the European Journal of Teacher Education as well as Teaching and Teacher Education.
Professor Tang served as Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching) of FEHD from 2013 to 2023, overseeing matters related to learning and teaching at the faculty level. She led faculty-level learning and teaching projects, co-ordinated faculty members in the review and development of the undergraduate curriculum, and initiated and administered faculty-level funding and award schemes on learning and teaching.
Professor Tang has been actively engaging in serving the teaching profession in Hong Kong. She was a member and professional advisor of the Special Meetings on Review of Teacher Competencies Framework, and the Committee on Professional Development of Teachers and Principals from 2014 to 2016. She also contributed to teacher education in her role as a member of the Working Group on Development of a Guiding Framework for Primary and Secondary Teacher Education Programmes, the Education Bureau from 2022 to 2023. Professor Tang has had extensive experience in presentations on topics related to teachers’ continuing professional development in Leadership Training Programmes in Hong Kong and Macau, as well as staff development events in schools in Hong Kong.
客席副教授
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gwkyuen@eduhk.hk
Dr. Gail Yuen has worked in a variety of educational settings, both overseas and local. Graduated from Teachers College, Columbia University, Dr. Yuen has her expertise built on child and family development, as well as international educational development specialising in early childhood education. She is particularly interested in policy and advocacy for young children. Her recently completed studies on the voucher scheme and early childhood teacher development in Hong Kong have raised public attention on critical issues concerning the sector. As a key member of the Education Policy Forum, Dr. Yuen works collaboratively with colleagues to promote the development of public discourse on pertinent policy issues. She actively promotes reconceptualising the relation between early childhood and school education. Under her leadership, Dr. Yuen prepared a full proposal on 15-year free education together with a team of comrades. The proposal was submitted to the Hong Kong SAR Government and Legislative Council, as well as widely circulated to facilitate professional dialogues. Dr. Yuen is the convener of the Alliance on the Fight for 15-year Free Education, which is represented by 30 educational bodies in Hong Kong. She was also a member of one of the subcommittees under the Committee on Free Kindergarten Education of the Education Bureau.
Research Interests
Early childhood education and care policy
Advocacy
Teacher development
客席高級講師
gchris@eduhk.hk
Research Interests
International mindedness
Global citizenship
International education
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Colin Beard is a Professor of Experiential Learning (Sheffield Hallam University). He is a National Teaching Fellow (2005), holding previous roles such as External Advisor to the Open University Postgraduate Business School, Visiting Professor @ two leading Universities in Beijing, and at Derby University, UK. He has advised, in various capacities, on learning and development for UK Government Departments (English, Scottish and Welsh), US Government (Foreign Service Institute) & Singapore Governments (Ministry of Education/Ministry of Youth & Culture/NYC). He has delivered 65 global keynotes, written 8 books, 18 book chapters, and 44 refereed journal articles.
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clive.dimmock@glasgow.ac.uk
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msori@mscc.huji.ac.il
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q.gu@ucl.ac.uk
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2948 7481
chalse@eduhk.hk
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r.lingard@uq.edu.au
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anne.phelan@ubc.ca
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許俊炎先生 | 兼職導師 | scyhui@eduhk.hk | |
關綺雲博士 | 兼職導師 | ywkwan@eduhk.hk | |
林黎倩婷女士 | 兼職導師 | lydia@eduhk.hk | |
李詠賢女士 | 兼職導師 | leewingyin@eduhk.hk | |
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呂惠珊女士 | 兼職導師 | wslui@eduhk.hk | |
羅慧燕博士 | 兼職導師 | wylo@eduhk.hk | |
麥耀光博士 | 兼職導師 | ykmak@eduhk.hk | |
吳迅榮教授 | 兼職導師 | swng@eduhk.hk | |
倪紹強博士 | 兼職導師 | gngai@eduhk.hk | |
尤漢基博士 | 兼職導師 | hkyau@eduhk.hk | |
葉慶輝先生 | 兼職導師 | hfyip@eduhk.hk | |
王小鳳博士 | Part-time Lecturer | siufung@eduhk.hk |
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