Pictured: A presentation I gave about teaching in Auburn’s Engaged Active Student Learning (EASL) classroom. This story and my interview appeared on WTVM news and was picked up by several other news networks in Alabama and Georgia.
Source: http://www.wtvm.com/story/26641479/au-unveils-innovative-active-learning-classroom
Every student has the potential to learn and grow mathematically - if only they can be inspired to do so. I believe this potential is realized most effectively when students engage directly with the material being taught. In my classrooms, I create an atmosphere of discovery through variety of techniques designed to activate students' abilities to think critically. Rather than simply explaining the material, I challenge my students to see a problem and organically develop a process to solve it themselves, with confidence and efficiency. It is with these goals in mind that I continually work to evolve and advance my teaching.
Calculus 1
Discrete Mathematics
Intro to Computer Science
Social Networks and Public Health
Folk and Fairy Tales in a Global Context
Calculus I
Calculus III
Calculus of Several Variables
Elements of Linear Algebra
Calculus I
Finite Math and Applications
Math for Elementary Education I
Math for Elementary Education III