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Courses taught
Introduction to Finance
(FIN 315)
Advanced
Corporate Financial Management
Teaching
Philosophy
My teaching philosophy is ever-evolving, reflecting the fact that I adapt my approach to teaching as I continue along in this profession. I have learned from various professors that I have taken classes from or have taught with, and I have also learned from my students along the way. The main aspects of my approach to teaching are transparency and balance.
Transparency:
I believe that an important aspect of influencing student learning is course organization and the communication of clear objectives. In this effort, I do the following:
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Work
consistently towards a finite number of learning objectives that are established at the beginning of the semester.
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Set mutual expectations on the first day of class.
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Provide timely feedback on students’ learning and seek periodic feedback on my teaching.
Balance
I strive to identify and maintain a balance between various aspects in class. Some of the issues that I consider are:
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Balance between lecture-based learning and hands-on learning
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Balance between learning a topic and the ability to apply the knowledge
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Balance in various media I use to influence learning
The overarching objective is to provide an environment conducive to learning. But ultimately, I see my role as a facilitator in students achieving their learning objectives
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