School of Education

Linda H. Chiang is a conscientious teacher and a lifelong learner. Her research interests include Culture and Learning Styles, Early Childhood Special Education, and Teaching Pedagogies. Her publications are in English and Chinese. She is a recipient of the Dean’s Accomplished Scholar (2008), and Outstanding Researcher (2010) awards from the School of Education at Azusa Pacific University. Some examples of her published books are: Positive Psychology: Implications for life, work and education. 2nd Ed. (Taipei, Psychology Publishers, 2010); and, Globalization and Confucianism in Chinese Societies (Greenwood Publisher Groups, 2002). Co-authored with Joseph Tamney. Currently she is writing a column titled, “Perfect Schools in an Imperfect World”, which is published monthly in a professional journal in Taiwan.