Teaching Chinese Language in the International School Context

1.- From Theory to Practice: Applying Didactics and Inquiry Method in IBDP Chinese A Curriculum Hsiao, Shih-Hsuan.- 2.- Measuring Chinese Reading Comprehension Online with SmartReading Diagnostic Assessment of Chinese Competence in International School Learners Hong, Jia-Fei, Sung, Yao-Tin.- 3.- Developing Assessment of Concept-Based Learning in Chinese as a Foreign Language: An Initial Exploration Lam, Sin Manw Sophia, Mak, Chun-Man, Lam, Daniel.- 4.- Pedagogical Issues of Collaborative Teaching in "Learning Communities": An Exploratory Study of Co-Teaching Chinese Lam Tung-Fei, Lau Kwok-Ling.- 5.- Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA): AP® Chinese Exam Liu May.- 6.- Exploring L1-L2 Identity Transition in Chinese Language Teachers in Hong Kong International Schools Li, Zhen, Si, Chung-Mou.- 7.- Use of Effective Formative Assessment Tools toEnhance Chinese Language Learning in International School Settings Li, Joanne.- 8.- Dynamic Enrichment Learning Mode: A New Way to Facilitate the Learning of Chinese as a Second Language in the Mainstream Curriculum Loh, Ka Yee Elizabeth, Chan, Sing Pui Tikky, Fung, Wai Yan Renee.- 9.- The acceptance and attitude of pre-service teacher to online TCSL teacher training courses for international schools Tsai, Ya-Hsun.- 10.- Learning Strategies for Writing Chinese Characters by CSL Students in International Schools Ye, Lijing, Liang, Yuan.- 11.- Chinese Pinyin Teaching at International Schools (Primary Section) in Hong Kong Zhang, Ling, Wu, Zhe.

Professor Jia-Fei Hong is Professor and Chair of the Department of Chinese as Second Language in National Taiwan Normal University. Her major research interests include Special Topics on Chinese Linguistics for IB (International Baccalaureate) program, Chinese Linguistics for distance teaching program, Chinese Lexicography, Chinese Syntax, and Chinese Pragmatics. Her contribution to the field of teaching Chinese as a Second Language can be found in her multiple years of teaching experience. Regarding research projects, she has a number of competitive research grants from MOST (Ministry of Science and Technology) in Taiwan,  international collaboration projects for the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation and National Taiwan Normal University, MOE (Ministry of Education) teaching practice research program, and multi-year projects to attain top-university status. In addition, she is also the co-PI for the COOL (Competence-Oriented Omniform Learning for Chinese as a Foreign Language) Chinese project. She does some research-based and teaching-based projects on online teaching and teaching Chinese as a second language by technology-assisted instruction on CSL.

Professor Chung-Mou SI is Professor of the Department of Chinese Language Studies in The Education University of Hong Kong. His major research interests include Chinese linguistics, teaching Chinese as a foreign language, and Chinese culture. His works and contributions in the study of recitation and Chinese classics can be found in his authorship of a dozen of academic books published in Hong Kong, Japan, Mainland China, and Taiwan as well as his research projects conducted on Chinese language learning and teaching in Hong Kong schools. He had served as Chairman of the Hong Kong Association for Chinese Language in Education, and is now Executive Committee Member of the International Society for Chinese Language Teaching.