Teaching
college
mathematics
can
be
a
daunting
task,
indeed.
It's
nice
for
seasoned
professionals
and
others
to
have
a
solid
primer
on
the
subject
and
this
guide
from
Professor
Suzanne
Kelton
is
quite
useful.
The
54-page
guide
is
divided
into
four
chapters
that
cover
documenting
teaching
practices,
classroom
basics,
course
policies,
and
discussion
sections.
Each
of
these
chapters
has
additional
subsections,
such
as
syllabi,
pace,
and
proofs.
As
a
bonus,
the
document
has
an
appendix
that
covers
graphing
techniques.
The
language
of
the
document
is
jargon-free
and
accessible,
which
is
a
welcome
departure
from
other
guides.
Visitors
will
want
to
share
this
item
with
friends
in
the
field
and
even
those
who
are
teaching
in
other
disciplines.
http://www.ams.org/profession/career-info/grad-school/Kelton-TEACH.pdf
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