Held biennially, the Beijing Young Teachers' Teaching Skills Competition has evolved into the capital's largest and most prestigious teaching contest for young faculty. The competition is divided into four categories: science, engineering, medicine, and humanities. The humanities category, hosted by Peking University, attracted 136 young teachers from 69 institutions across the city.
Li secured her place in the city-wide finals by claiming first prize in the Law School preliminary round and the special prize in the BNU final. Centered on the concept of “delivering a good class,” the competition evaluated participants across three dimensions: teaching design, on-site demonstration, and teaching reflection. Teacher Li Xiaoxiao prepared meticulously for the competition, continuously refining his skills and meticulously completing all required aspects of the competition. With his outstanding performance and solid foundation, he achieved excellent results, marking a historic breakthrough for BNU Law School in this prestigious competition.
BNU Law School attaches great importance to the professional growth and development of its young faculty. Through a series of lesson preparation sessions organized by the school union, BNU Law School provided comprehensive support to Li Xiaoxiao in his competition preparations. The Law School views teaching competitions as a vital mechanism for faculty development, adhering to the principle of enhancing instruction, learning, reform, and team building through competitive engagement, thereby effectively elevating pedagogical capabilities. Moving forward, BNU Law School remains committed to strengthening faculty capacity, improving the quality of talent cultivation, and expanding career development pathways for young teachers, ultimately contributing to the institution's high-quality development.