Teaching Philosophy
My teaching philosophy emphasizes fostering an environment conducive of learning. Teaching goes beyond course material, with a need for soft skills to be taught and developed within students. My role as an educator is to spark passions and enable students to reach their full potential. It is crucial for teaching to be adapted and tailored for all students on an individual basis. This should be created through an environment that caters to both inclusivity and diversity.
- Direct instruction for base knowledge
- Case studies to grow intellectual curiosity
- Flipped-classroom workshops
- Open and accessible course materials
6
Years teaching experience
1000+
Students taught (lectures & workshops)
5
Students supervised
Materials for my courses:
An Introduction to Computational ChemistryLectures and hands-on workshop series for teaching practical computational chemistry skills.Lecture SlidesJupyter Notebooks
An Introduction to CatalysisCourse covers catalytic mechanisms, kinetics, and practical examples.Lecture Slides
"The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts."
C.S. Lewis