The core of Dr. Yue Qian's teaching philosophy is to foster curiosity, critical thinking, and confidence in students.
She taught statistics courses for undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Sociology at the Ohio State University.
She teaches Theories of Family and Kinship, Social Statistics II, and Diversity in Family Forms at the University of British Columbia.
She taught statistics courses for undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Sociology at the Ohio State University.
She teaches Theories of Family and Kinship, Social Statistics II, and Diversity in Family Forms at the University of British Columbia.
Teaching/Learning Resources
1. Suggested Outline for Writing an Academic Article
2. Staying Afloat: Some Scattered Suggestions on Reading in College
3. Beyond the Abstract: Reading for Meaning in Academia
4. grad school’s hidden curriculum
5. How to write a manuscript
6. Literature reviews
7. How to create a research poster
8. How to create an oral research presentation
9. Academic presentations
10. Conference Talks
11. Navigating the Job Market: Real Advice (and Tough Love) from a Job Market Survivor
2. Staying Afloat: Some Scattered Suggestions on Reading in College
3. Beyond the Abstract: Reading for Meaning in Academia
4. grad school’s hidden curriculum
5. How to write a manuscript
6. Literature reviews
7. How to create a research poster
8. How to create an oral research presentation
9. Academic presentations
10. Conference Talks
11. Navigating the Job Market: Real Advice (and Tough Love) from a Job Market Survivor
