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Teaching Experience in NUS
FST2204 Seafood Supply Chains in Japan and Singapore 2014-2016
(Developed the course with Profs at Hokkaido University, Japan)
FST3105 Food Product Development and Packaging 2016-Present
FST3106 Sensory and Flavour Science 2016-Present
FST3104 Food Sensory, Innovation and Packaging 2013-2015
FST2106 Post Harvest Food Processing 2014-2015
FST1103 Fundamentals of Food Engineering 2015-Present
FST5205 Frontiers of Food Processing and Engineering 2018-Present
CM5198 Graduate Seminar Module in Chemistry 2017-2019
FST5198 Advanced Food Science and Nutrition Seminar 2020-Present
FST4102 Advanced Food Processing Technologies 2020-Present
(at NUS Suzhou Research Institute)
My aspirations as a teacher are to learn for my whole life. I learn up-to-date knowledge by preparing appropriate materials for the class both from paper sources and electronic resources, and learn knowledge from the students by instructing the class. My goals for students are developing critical thinking and transformational learning skills through carefully analysing and answering questions from multiple aspects. I believe critical thinking can improve students’ ability in transformational learning.
I thank the support by NUS Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning (CDTL), Leaning Innovation Fund-Technology (LIFT) and NUS-The Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC) for practicing a couple of teaching projects.
The following link is an example of teaching platform my collaborators and I built for students learning laboratory sessions of food science and technology.
http://chmynghs.wix.com/nusfstonlineplatform

