Dear colleagues, Welcome to this 14th issue of Teaching and Learning Connections. In the previous issue, we discussed the challenges and opportunities of motivating students in online learning. This issue will introduce several effective approaches adopted by our colleagues [...]

“Seek opportunities to show you care. The smallest gestures often make the biggest difference.” – John Wooden (basketball player, coach, and author) In the past several months, university teachers kept exploring ways to support and engage their students even though the [...]

Course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE), originally developed in the STEM discipline, has been proven to enhance students’ engagement and [...]

Introduction The constraint of student physical mobility and the forced engagement with the virtual space amidst the Covid-19 crisis has certainly [...]

The article features an informal interview with Dr. Janet Chan. Dr. Chan is a Lecturer of School of Biological Sciences and the Programme Coordinator of [...]

Engaging students always has its challenges. But in the context of online teaching, when students can access lectures wherever they have an internet [...]

As part of a Teaching Development Project, Ms. Lily Leung and I have been partnering with five interdisciplinary undergraduate student teams to explore [...]