In Fall 2006, I was Associate Instructor for Math 3C, a precalculus class here at UCSD. Student Evaluation Course Statistics available.
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Since coming to UCSD, I have TA'd:
Spring 07: Calculus 20B
Winter 07: Math 153 (Geometry for Secondary School Teachers) and Calculus 10A
Summer 06: Calculus 20B
Spring 06: History of Math 163
Winter 06: Linear Algebra 20F
Fall 05: Math Reasoning 109
Fall 04: Calculus 10B
Spring 04: Calculus 10C
Winter 04: Calculus 10B
Fall 03: Calculus 10A
During my time at UCSD, I was an Adjunct Professor at Mesa College, which has a total enrollment of 25,000, with a diverse student body. I taught there for two summers and one semester, and I taught two different calculus courses: one advanced calculus course for engineers, and a second semester applied calculus course. Before coming to UCSD, I taught at lots of places.
In the summer of 2003 and 2002, I was a math teaching assistant at MIT's Women's Technology Program (WTP). It was a group of very talented young women learning about and investigating computer science and electrical engineering. Read about it here .
While in the Teacher Education Program at MIT, I did a semester of teaching high school mathematics as part of my teacher certification requirements. I taught algebra to juniors and seniors at Cambridge Ringe & Latin, an inner city high school (the alma mater of Ben Affleck and Matt Damon!) with a diverse student body.