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Dr CHOW Wai Kwan Alice

Qualifications:
  • BA CUHK; CertEd HKU
  • BEd York (Canada); MEd HKU
  • PhD UEA

 

Contact

Email:

alice@ied.edu.hk

Office:
B4-1/F-06 Department of English 
Hong Kong Institute of Education 
10 Lo Ping Road, Tai Po Hong Kong
Tel:
2948 7256

 


Teaching Interests

  • ELT Curriculum and Methods
  • Children's Literature
  • Applied Linguistics

 


Research Interests

  • ELT Curriculum and Methods
  • School-Based Teacher Education/Staff Development
  • Teacher learning and Development

 

Selected Publications

 

Paper Presentations at Conferences

  • Chow, A. (2008). Teacher action study on the teaching of ESL writing. The Thirteenth Skills Conference: Literacies in Context: Implications for Students, Teachers and Educational Systems. Egypt, Cairo.

  • Chow, A. (2007). Collaborative teacher action study on the teaching of vocabulary. Paper presented at the 5th Asia TEFL Conference. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

  • Chow, A. (2006). Enacting critical pedagogy in a Chinese cultural context: fact or fiction? Paper presented at the 10th English in SE Asia Conference. Curtin University, Perth, Australia.

  • Chow, A. & Lai, M.L. (2006). Enacting Western ELT pedagogies in the Hong Kong Classroom. Paper at the 8th Annual International Conference of the Japanese Society for Language Sciences. Tokyo, Japan.

  • Chow, A. (2005). The role of English in building academic and linguistic literacy in post-colonial Hong Kong. Paper presented at the 10th English in SE Asia Conference: A Decade of Growth. The University of Brunei Darussalam, Brunei.

  • Chan, R., Leung, P., Chow, A., Li, W.S. & Chan, P. (2005). Investigating quality teacher education practice – the ‘collaborative peer review of teaching supervision’ scheme. Forum at the Faculty of Education 40th Anniversary International Conference, CUHK. Hong Kong.

  • Tang, S., & Chow, A. (2005). Communicating feedback in teaching supervision in a Learning-oriented Field Experience Assessment framework. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Montreal, Canada.

  • Chow, A. & Mok, A., (2005). Creativity and engagement in L2 through language arts activities. Paper presented at the 17th International Symposium on Theoretical & Applied Linguistics, Thessaloniki, Greece.

  • Lai, M.L. & Chow, A. (2005) Improving grammar teaching through learning study. Paper presented at the 17th International Symposium on Theoretical & Applied Linguistics, Thessaloniki, Greece.

  • Chow, A., (2004). Learning to teach English in Hong Kong: From conceptions of teaching to practices of teaching. Paper presented at the International Language in Education Conference (ILEC) Hong Kong, HKIEd

  • Mok-Cheung, A., Chow, A., & Wong, W. (2004). To include or not to include: Language Arts as Core Curriculum or Extra-curricular Activities? Paper presented at the International Language in Education Conference (ILEC) Hong Kong, HKIEd

  • Chow, A & Lai, M.L. (2004). Teachers as Action Researchers: Community-Based Inquiry into ELT Planning and Practices. Paper presented at the International Council on Education for Teaching (ICET) World Assembly, Hong Kong.

  • Chow, A., Tse-tso, Y.W., Li, B. (2003). Learning English or Learning through English: Understanding Teachers' Perspectives in an English Enrichment Programme in Post-Colonial Hong Kong. Paper presented at the International Conference on Language, Education and Diversity, Hamilton, New Zealand.

  • Mok, A & Chow, A (2003). An electronic platform for teacher knowledge (re)construction. Paper presented at Hawaii International Conference on Education, January, 2003. Hawaii, USA.

  • Chow, W.K. A, Tang, Y.F. S, So K.S., & Yu Wu Y.W. R., (2001). Re-envisioning teacher preparation and development: voices of teaching advisers. Paper presented at European Conference on Educational Research (ECER) September, 2001. Lille, France.

  • Tang, Y. F. S., Yu Wu, Y. W., So, K. S., & Chow, W. K. A., (2000), The genesis of an institute-school partnership in initial teacher education: illustration from the development of the honorary teaching adviser scheme in an initial teacher education programme. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the British Educational Research Association, Cardiff, UK.

 

 
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