教育博士（中文班）

My research focuses on feedback studies. I utilize quantitative methods to explore students’ self-feedback behaviors and motivation and how these factors influence their learning outcomes. I have published several papers in SSCI-indexed journals and am currently preparing additional manuscripts for submission to SSCI journals. I am also working on a book titled “The Empowering Role of Students’ Self-Feedback,” which aims to further contribute to the field. The EdD program at EdUHK laid a robust academic foundation for my career development. The program’s rigorous doctoral-level training equipped me with advanced research knowledge and methodologies, while its extensive networking opportunities facilitated valuable collaborations with scholars in Hong Kong, China and beyond. This comprehensive and rigorous training is undoubtedly crucial in shaping my professional journey and research endeavors. If you are starting your doctoral journey, I advise you to define your research focus, master research methods, build a professional network, and publish your work. During your academic journey, discuss ideas with your supervisors, mentors, and peers. Keep your options open by learning quantitative and qualitative research methods. Networking with others allows you to collaborate and share your research with a larger audience.

I have been researching teachers’ competencies, especially for children with special education needs (SEN). My current focus is the competencies of SEN teachers in guiding SEN children to access inclusive classrooms. I have published my doctoral research in many journals in Indonesia, and I am still trying to publish internationally. I like teaching pre-service teachers because I can influence them to be better teachers for SEN children, whether working in a special or inclusive school. The Doctor of Education (EdD) program helped me become a better researcher and educator. It improved my research capabilities, academic writing and teaching skills. Working with Hong Kong, China academics has taught me to have more fun in an educational environment. In the future, I want to collaborate with other EdUHK alumni. For example, I plan to work with another graduate with a sports focus.

My research interest extends from my doctoral dissertation on educational policy to governmental concerns and real-life teaching practice of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teaching and learning in Chinese Mainland. All the projects and subsequent publications I have worked on correlate with the macro and micro considerations of English language education. This area has a strong, meaningful and worthwhile connection to my educational background and the modernization of China. To the up-and-coming academics, my advice is, in Chinese, “顶天立地”, literally meaning, “to stretch up to the heaven and to stand upright on the earth”.

I obtained this position six years ago through a recommendation from an EdUHK alumnus. My responsibilities include teaching, conducting research, and supervising dissertations. My area of expertise is early childhood education, and I genuinely enjoy my work. It provides me with continuous opportunities for learning and professional development. EdUHK facilitated my growth as an academic professional. I remember feeling nervous about using English when I first introduced myself during the early stages of my doctoral journey in 2012. However, after five years of postgraduate studies, I gained the confidence to secure a position at a university where English is the medium of instruction. Additionally, the multicultural environment at EdUHK helped me maintain an international perspective, which is very important in today’s world.

The EdD programme equipped me to become a dedicated and enthusiastic scholar, enriching my knowledge in my areas of expertise. I fondly recall the enlightening seminars organized by my professors and supervisors, and I truly enjoyed the time I spent studying and discussing academic topics with my colleagues and friends. What resonated most with me was the attitude I observed in my supervisor. The professors’ straightforward approach and treatment of students—characterized by encouragement, trust, and inspiration—have profoundly influenced me. Now, as a teacher, I strive to treat my students with the same care and respect I received. This value is the most important lesson I gained from my supervisors and my time at EdUHK.

我的研究方向聚焦於教師能力評價、課堂觀察和自我調整學習應用技術。近年來被評為廣東省優秀企業家、肇慶市西江拔尖人才，承擔多項國家級、省級、市級及區級科技專案，屢獲技術獎和證書，申請專利28件，並參與編著出版《微課製作方法與技術》等7部書籍。教育博士（EdD）項目為我搭建了實踐與學術之間的關鍵橋樑，其廣闊的學術網路為我開啟了全新的視域。與來自不同文化背景的學者、同學的交流，讓我深刻認識到教育問題的複雜性和解決方案的多樣性。這些寶貴的連系，不僅促成了跨地域的合作研究，也讓我的成果得以在更廣闊的平臺上接受檢驗與傳播。

因此，我想對同樣處於實踐與學術交匯點的同行者提出建議：不要將EdD視為職業生涯的又一次加冕，而應視其為一次寶貴的熔煉。它熔煉經驗，使之淬煉為知識；熔煉視野，使之更具前瞻性；最終熔煉身份，讓你成為真正貫通學界與業界的橋樑型人才，用理論照亮實踐、用實踐豐富理論。