Ching-huang Wang, Assistant Professor at National Formosa University, Taiwan, is mainly engaged in research in bibliotherapy, identity, critical literacy, and syllabus design.


Publications:
Literacy in English Conversation through Critical Thinking and Writing

This study aims to share a course design of English Conversation and further reveals the effectiveness of instilling critical thinking and writing into English Conversation learning.

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Self-Guided Bibliotherapy for the Purge of Bereavement

This study facilitates a better understanding of the effectiveness and importance of self-guided bibliotherapy in daily life.

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Examining the Effects of Two Combined Peer and Teacher Feedback Models on College Students' Writing Quality

This paper examines the effects of two feedback models on the quality of college students' writing.

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Self-Guided Bibliotherapy for a Breakup

The study reveals a female Taiwanese student's successful self-guided bibliotherapeutic experience in alleviating her emotional difficulties resulting from a homosexuality-related breakup.

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Reading Therapy for Dropping out of High School

The study reveals the effectiveness of self-guided bibliotherapy which a Taiwanese student employed to adjust himself to his high school life.

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