I use my teaching portfolio to document and reflect upon my past experiences with teaching. My portfolio includes my own teaching philosophy statement as well as annotations on previous course design choices that show how my skills as an instructor have developed over time.
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Helping fifth graders and kindergarteners make liquid nitrogen ice cream, as part of Cornell Center for Materials Research outreach.
For the past three years, I have organized and taught a short preparatory course on the Physics GRE Subject Test. The course is intended for third- or fourth-year undergraduates who are interested in applying for graduate school in physics, and includes a review of topics from undergraduate physics as well as time-saving strategies for approaching problems on the test.
Click here to find all of the materials one needs to prepare for the Physics GRE Subject Test.
I have worked as a teaching assistant for a number of physics courses at Cornell University: