As an instructor, my priority is to make my courses accessible in every possible way. This requires (among other things) seeking measures to provide an inclusive learning environment; favoring coursepacks and affordable anthologies; and correctly assessing the progression of students, for instance by adjusting the assigned readings. I am also keen to experiment with new teaching methods and practices.
Here are some courses I taught:
PHIL360: 17th Century Philosophy (McGill University, fall 2016)
PHIL315: Philosophy in the 18th Century (University of British Columbia, winter 2020)
PHIL334: Sex, Gender and Philosophy (University of British Columbia, fall 2020)
My assignments and course evaluations are available upon request.
PHIL360: 17th Century Philosophy (McGill University, fall 2016)
PHIL315: Philosophy in the 18th Century (University of British Columbia, winter 2020)
PHIL334: Sex, Gender and Philosophy (University of British Columbia, fall 2020)
My assignments and course evaluations are available upon request.
