Dr. Hao Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He obtained law degrees in China before completing his PhD at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne in Australia. Dr. Zhang teaches energy law and Chinese law and his research interests are primarily in the fields of Chinese energy law, climate law and comparative environmental law. He is currently working on the legal issues surrounding the green economic transition in China (i.e. renewable energy, electrification and emissions trading), as well as China’s energy sector reform. Dr. Zhang is the deputy director of the LLM programme in energy and environmental law. He serves as an associate editor for the journal, Climate Law.
Interactions with Students in a Hybrid/Virtual Teaching Environment: Lessons Learned and Moving Forward
Abstract:
This presentation will cover the selected interactive tools and analyse their effectiveness for engaging students throughout different stages of learning of the two Chinese law courses that I have taught since the beginning of the pandemic. The two Chinese law courses are contract law and energy law, both of which are part of our LLM programmes. Due to the fact that students’ preexisting knowledge of the subject matters varies significantly between these two courses, I have chosen relatively different methods to facilitate in-class interactions. The presentation will report on what I have learned from these experiences and shed some light on the plans moving forward in the future.