TAs fill many different roles depending on the discipline and even the specific position. This panel allows you to hear advice about best practices from some outstanding teaching assistants from a variety of positions/departments.

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Introductory Tips for First Time TAs

Strategies for consistency (especially in grading) and Lab Safety. 
Kassie Picard, Senior TA, PhD, Chemistry.

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Strategies For Large Classes: Accessibility and Reminders

TA for 5 different classes.
Kimberly Rivera, MS, BES.

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Tracking And Communication Strategies To Ensure All Students Succeed

Advice for (i) TAs whose 1st language is not English and (ii) working with non-native English-speaking students.
Afonso Goncalves Neto, Oceanography

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Creating and Maintaining A Relationship With Your Professor, And Adaptability, Imposter Syndrome, And Demonstrating Confidence

Jackie Potvin, MS, NFS. 

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How To Be Well Prepared And Excel             As A TA

Michael Landreth, PhD, English

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Using Whiteboard and Slack, and Advice to Improve Students’ Critical Thinking Skills

Christian Esteves, Computer Science, PhD Candidate