Compassionate, creative, and effective teacher with experience in classroom administration, professional development, and project planning. Adaptable to versatile education environments, this student-centric instructor excels in academic facilitation and motivational coaching. Competent in utilizing both classroom and online technologies to enhance the learning experience, whether working independently or as part of a teaching team.
Examined the contextual, technological, and policy factors influencing the development of online education.
Conducted a critical analysis of five key strengths and five major challenges of online learning.
Identified five prevalent issues in online teaching and proposed three targeted recommendations to address them, focusing on Enhancing teacher-student interaction, improving assessment of online teaching outcomes, and strengthening teacher training programs.
Explored the contextual background surrounding the creation of the novel and the critical reception it received.
Conducted an in-depth analysis of Tracks in the Snowy Forest from three key aspects of its writing style: the integration of historical facts into the narrative, the use of rhetorical devices, and the employment of various narrative techniques.
Conducted a comprehensive literature review, defining Versailles Literature and identifying its three core elements.
Performed an in-depth analysis of Versailles Literature through case studies and inductive reasoning, examining its stylistic features and underlying themes.
Explored the factors contributing to the emergence of Versailles Literature, analyzing the psychological dynamics it reflects—both positive and negative—and its broader implications for individuals and society.
Zheng Song, Professor
College of International Education and Social Development
University of Zhejiang Normal
(86) 13867985776, rw60@zjnu.edu.cn