My Teaching Philosophy
1. Treating all students with absolute
equality regardless of gender, age,
nationality, intellectual ability or
personal attractiveness.
2. Making it clear that I am always available
on request, and living up to this by
devoting time to personal tuition on
demand.
3. I make it my business to try to
understand the student's point of view, however, erroneous before
attempting to give them my own. This means that when I do teach I
can choose a conceptual path that leads from the students current
understanding to a broader or more conventional one.
4. I try to set a good professional example in written solutions and in
conversation, by always referring everything back to the standards
of the optics industry where a single error could lead to
tremendous expense.
5. Enthusiasm is critical to good teaching, and students have a sixth
sense for it.
As a member of teaching staff at Faculty of Health and science, department of Physics lecturing Geometrical Optics, Physical Optics and Statistical MechanicsCourses I am teaching:
Course code (KOU30545)
This is the course I am lecturing in the fled of Optics
Department of Physics
Stage: 3rd
Classroom: H3
Number or students: 36
Course book: attached
Course code (KOU30555)
This is the course I am lecturing in the fled of Optics
Department of Physics
Stage: 3rd
Classroom: H3
Number or students: 36
Course book: attached
Course code (KOU30553)
This is the course I am lecturing in the fled of Optics
Department of Physics
Stage: 3rd
Classroom: H3
Number or students: 36