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Evangeline Ching is a doctoral student in Music Education and an RCM Studentship Holder. Her doctoral research looks into feedback cultures and signature pedagogies in music conservatoires, and how these support the feedback literacy of learners. Her research interests include formative feedback, learner motivation, and self-regulated learning in a music conservatoire context.

Her full-time studies in music began at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in Singapore, where she majored in the piano. During her undergraduate studies, she developed a keen interest and passion for music educational research, which led her to undertake the Master of Education in Music Â鶹ÊÓƵ in London, where she graduated with distinction. Her Master's dissertation was a case study on formative feedback in 1:1 piano teaching, and how it relates to learner motivation and self-regulation in piano practice.

Evangeline is presently a Lecturer at NAFA Faculty of Performing Arts (School of Music) at the University of the Arts Singapore, where she teaches in the Diplomas in Music and Music Teaching and Bachelor of Education courses.

Faculties / departments: Research

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