Teaching

I have been a teaching assistant at three different universities: the University of Toronto, National Taiwan University, and Soochow University (Taiwan). I have taught classes ranging from 10 to 150 students at various levels, from introductory to advanced undergraduate courses. I have prepared syllabi for the following courses: Formal Epistemology, Philosophy of AI, Ancient Philosophy, Knowledge and Reality, and Philosophy of Science.

My teaching interests are broad. I have served as a teaching assistant for many introductory courses at the University of Toronto and National Taiwan University, including Ethics, Philosophy of Law, Death and Dying, Symbolic Logic, Metaphysics, Epistemology, and Philosophy of Language. These are sample handouts or slides from Knowledge and Reality, Law and Morality, and External World Skepticism. This is a document with tips for philosophical writing.

I also enjoy teaching philosophy to non-majors. At the University of Toronto, I have taught courses such as Critical Reasoning and Philosophy in Everyday Life regularly.