For the eighth time in the Academic Year 2022/23, the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) launched the annual student-oriented event, The HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2023 (hereafter “the Competition”)! With the strategic partners of the Institute of Youth Sustainability (IYSL) and the Wu Jieh Yee Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (WUCIE), the Competition aims to promote to our HSUHK students a culture of innovation and creativity and to raise the awareness of critical social issues locally or globally.
Author: Cherry Yeung
CTL Teaching-Enhancement Seminar #1: Voice Care Workshop
The Teaching and Learning Enhancement Section of the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) successfully organised the first teaching-enhancement seminar entitled ‘Voice Care Workshop’ in the new academic year of 2022/23. The workshop was hosted by Dr Janet Ng, Senior Clinical Associate, Speech Therapy Unit, Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
TEDxHSUHK 2022: Our Times
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”.
Charles Dickens, in A Tale of Two Cities, could not have penned an even more fitting saying to describe the whole world’s times, since the global pandemic starting in late 2019. However, nothing could have deterred TEDxHSUHK from spreading worthwhile ideas to both the HSUHK and the whole community. In fact, it was exactly against such a challenging backdrop was our 2022 theme nurtured: Our Times.
CTL successfully organised the HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2022!
The HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2022 (“the Competition”) reached a new height, with its Pitching Competition and Awards Presentation Ceremony successfully organised on 3 March. Marching into its 7th year, the Competition is aimed at stimulating our students’ innovativeness through their original proposals.
Online + F2F Collaboration = Miro-cle!
An ordinary afternoon was made miraculous, all thanks to our guest speaker presenting an online miracle with a total of 35 HSUHK teachers and administrators.
HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2022 – Talk Series
Part of the HSUHK Innovation Project Competition 2022, the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) successfully organised three theme-based talks on three consecutive Thursdays in November 2021, enlightening over 150 students so that they could see the application of innovation to social issues around us in a whole new light.
ACTeacher = Actor + Teacher演員 + 教師 = 您!
There is a thin line only, between a teacher and an actor. Thanks to Mr German CHEUNG, a seasoned drama director, actor and acting coach, our colleagues grasped an even firmer understanding, than with what they were already equipped, of how to shine on our own stage, inside or outside a classroom.
Induction programme for New Academic Staff 2021
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL), Human Resources Office (HRO) and Office of Vice-President (Academic and Research) (VPARO) jointly organised the Induction Programme for New Academic Staff 2021 with a series of a forum and workshops on 16 and 20 August 2021.
TEDxHSUHK 2021 successfully REstarted!
A stunning line-up of 10 speakers REstarted TEDxHSUHK in 2021!
Organised by the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL), and supported by the Institute of Youth Sustainability Leadership (IYSL), TEDxHSUHK was spreading worthwhile ideas to both the HSUHK and the whole community on 1st June 2021.
HSUHK Teaching and Learning Forum 2021
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) successfully organised the HSUHK Teaching and Learning Forum 2021, themed “Let’s Create a BRAINstorm in a Teacup: Dialogues with Different Educators”, on 25 May 2021. The Forum served as a cross-institutional platform for educators to share the best practices and the most updated experience of teaching and learning for the promotion of teaching excellence. Following the first Forum in 2019, the number of speakers tripled to 18 at the second Forum, featuring the 10 recipients of the HSUHK Teaching Excellence Awards of 2018/19 and 2019/20 and 8 distinguished scholars from a wide range of local tertiary institutions. In the new normal of online teaching, it was CTL’s first-time endeavour to host the HSUHK Teaching and Learning Forum in the mixed mode.
