Teaching

I have experience teaching intermediate microeconomics and guest lecturing on data analytics, alongside extensive experience as a TA across subjects such as economic theory, big data analytics, and law and economics. I aim to cultivate critical thinking by guiding students to analyze economic and societal issues rigorously, challenging them to identify and question underlying assumptions.



To this end, I have undertaken pedagogical training, both in my role as the Lead Writing TA for the Department of Economics and through the Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation. Below, I list my teaching experience and provide a link to download my teaching dossier, which contains my teaching philosophy, a summary of my teaching evaluations, list of professional development activites and sample teaching materials.

Teaching Experience

Course Instruction
ECO200: Intermediate Microeconomics (Spring 2023)
ECO225: Big Data Tools for Economists (Guest Instructor)

Teaching Assistantships
Lead Writing-Integrated Teaching Teaching Assistant
ECO 200: Microeconomic Theory
ECO 225: Big Data Methods for Economists
ECO 349: Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
ECO 101: Principles of Microeconomics
ECO 202: Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
ECO 342: Twentieth Century Economic History
ECO 220: Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics
ECO 210: Mathematical Methods for Economic Theory
ECO 320: Economic Analysis of Law
ECO 400: Economics Internship Course
ECO 206: Microeconomic Theory and Applications (for Commerce)

Download My Teaching Dossier