Dr.  CHUING PRUDENCE CHOU                   

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                               Current Position:             

                                           Professor, Department  of Education,

                                              National Cheng-Chi University, Taiwan

                                         Current Address

                                                                                             P.O. Box 1-249, Mu-Cha, Taipei 116, TAIWAN

                                       Phone Number

                                                                        (886) 2-2939-3091#88007

                                                                                                            Fax: (886)2-29396823

                                                                                                            E-mail      iaezcpc@nccu.edu.tw

              

 

                

                Highest Degree

                                          Ph. D., & Post-doc, Comparative and International Education

                           (University of California, Los Angeles, USA)

 

                Teaching Subjects

                                       Special Topics on Higher Education,

                                       Seminars on Comparative Education,

                                       PRC Higher Education,

                                       Gender Equity Education,

                                       Classroom Management.

 

                Interested Lecturing Topics

                             1.   Policy implications of comparison in PISA, TIMSS, and the World-Class University Rankings

                             2.      Neo-liberalism and Higher EducationThe Experience from China and Taiwan

                             3.      The Dilemma and Consequences of Educational Policy BorrowingFrom A Comparative Perspective

                             4.      Taiwanese education reform since 1987

 

                Work Experience

                               l    Visiting scholar, Fairbank Center for East Asia Studies, Harvard University(2006.8~2007.7)

          l    Visiting Professor and Guest Lecturer, Ohio State University, (May, 2007)

          l    Coordinator, Taiwanese Education Reform Forum (NGO)(2006 todate)

          l    Visiting Professor, Beijing Normal University (2006.5)

          l    Honorary Visiting Professor, School of Educational Studies, University of British Columbia, Canada (2005)

          l    Honorary Visiting Professor, Center for Maori Studies, University of Auckland, New Zealand(2004)

          l    Honorary Professor, Southern China Normal University, Guangzhou, China (2003-todate)

          l    Honorary Visiting Professor, School of Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand (1997-1998)

          l    Visiting Professor, School of Education, University of Toronto, Canada (1998)

          l    Associate Professor (1993-1999), Department of Education, National Cheng-Chi University, Taiwan

          l    Part-time Lecturer, College of Tong-Nan Technology, Taiwan (1986-1987)

          l    Staff, Civil Service Training Center of Taipei City Government, Taiwan (1986-1987)

          l    Professional Guidance Counselor, China Youth Corps, Taiwan (1981-1982)

                     

                     Research Report:

                               (2008)Nccu survey of international students.

                               (2008-09)Building Global Universities: University Internationalization in Japan.

                               (2007)Teaching evaluation and student guidance at Harvard University.

                               (2006)How to study at Cheng-chi University: The freshman guide book.

                               (2006)The improving strategy for educational quality and policy-making in Taipei.

                               (2005)University financuial aid and student loan: from international perspectives.

                               (2005)How much they spend in college: The living cost of Taiwanese students in institutes of technology.

                               (2004)The total university cost of a four-year college: A nation-wide study in Taiwan.

                               (2002-03)Chinese higher education reform since 1990s: The impact of WTO.

                               (2001-02)Chinese higher education reform: A case study of university merging.

                               (2001)Multiple Intelligences in Taiwan: Its impact on the “Nine-year integrated curriculum” among primary and 

                                         secondary schools.

                               (1999-2000)Multiple Intelligences in Taiwan: Its experiment report from nine primary and secondary schools.

                               (1999-2000)How Chinese universities recruit Taiwanese students?

                               (1997-99)Overseas studies in Asia: A consolidated project on Australia, China, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand,

                                             and Taiwan.

                               (2000)University teaching evaluation: A case study of Cheng-Chi University.

                               (1998-99)The possible application of Multiple Intelligences to university classroom management.

                               (1998-99)Multiple Intelligences in Taiwanese seed schools.

                               (1996-97)A comparative study of teaching ecology between New Zealand and Taiwanese secondary schools.

                               (1995-96)A study of the status quo of social sciences and humanities in China.

                               (1995-96)Chinese education research in overseas: A review survey.

                               (1995.1~6)A study of the Educational Introductory coursework.

                               (1995.1~6)The daily life of Taiwanese secondary schools: from ecological perspectives.

                               (1994-95)The possible adoption of the US Reserved Officer’s Training Corps(ROTC) in Taiwan’s military.

                               (1993.3~1996)Educational Encyclopedia: China

                               (1993.9.1~1995.8.31)Comparative education in China: Review and Critique.

                               (1993.2.1~7.31)A survey research on China Studies in the United States.

                               (1992)A comparative study of the promotion system among university professors between the US and Taiwan.