Enhancing EMI Excellence with AI, Mentorship, and Teaching Practices: Reflections on the RCEMI Professional Development Symposium 🌟
The [National Taiwan Normal University RCEMI Professional Development Symposium] recently provided an enriching platform for educators striving to enhance their English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) practices. This immersive experience combined the power of artificial intelligence (AI), mentorship, and effective teaching strategies to elevate the EMI teaching landscape.
The symposium served as a convergence point for educators from diverse disciplines to delve into innovative EMI methodologies. It emphasized integrating AI as a tool for teaching enhancement, fostering mentorship programs for professional development, and refining pedagogy for dynamic EMI environments. Through interactive sessions, presentations, and workshops, the event underscored the critical role these components play in crafting a meaningful educational experience.
Ying-Chu Chen’s course demonstration, Acute Exercise and Cognitive Function, stood out as an undergraduate level course in delivering complex ideas with clarity and engagement. Drawing upon cutting-edge research, Mr. Chen explored the relationship between physical activity and cognitive performance, demonstrating how acute bouts of exercise can positively impact attention, memory, and decision-making.
His course demonstration was not only academically robust but also practical, offering insights into integrating exercise into educational contexts to boost cognitive outcomes for learners. The discussion bridged exercise science and education, showcasing actionable strategies to make learning environments more vibrant and cognitively stimulating.
The RCEMI Professional Development Symposium reaffirmed the importance of continuous learning for educators. Key takeaways included:
As I reflect on this experience, I am inspired to implement these strategies in my EMI courses, fostering a vibrant and inclusive classroom environment. Events like this not only equip educators with new tools but also remind us of the profound impact we can have on learners worldwide.
The RCEMI symposium was more than a professional development event; it was a celebration of innovation, collaboration, and the boundless potential of EMI education. Ying-Chu Chen's insights on exercise and cognition, coupled with the symposium's broader themes, offered a roadmap for educators to excel in an ever-evolving academic landscape. By embracing AI, mentorship, and interdisciplinary approaches, we can craft EMI experiences that resonate with and empower learners across the globe.
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陳映竹! (Chen, Ying-Chu),Ph.D. candidate, M.S., M.A., CSCS*D, ACSM-CEP
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陳映竹同時擁有臺師大國際漢學研究所文學碩士,以及臺北市立大學運動健康科學系理學碩士。目前為臺師大體育與運動科學博士候選人。並且擁有美國運動醫學會臨床運動生理師以及私人教練認證!希冀透過平台持續推廣運動與健康科學相關知識,以及肌力與體能相關訓練理論及實務,並提供個人跨領域與教練自我成長歷程,讓有志從事教練產業以及斜槓工作者有所依循。
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