Collaborative Economics lessons with interactive problem solving

My name is Dr. Sebin Sara Solomon, and I am an emerging scientist in the field of agricultural economics. I have gained diverse work experience as a teaching assistant, research associate, and agricultural officer, and most recently worked as an Assistant Professor at a private university. As a dedicated student-focused teacher, I have demonstrated expertise in agricultural economics and am proficient in teaching undergraduate, postgraduate, and Ph.D. student courses on economics, research methods, public policy, agricultural marketing, agricultural finance, and statistics. Peers and mentors have recognized me as warm, friendly, easy-going, cooperative, spontaneous, and intuitive, with the ability to work well and multitask in fiercely competitive situations. I possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, coupled with exceptional presentation skills. In my teaching methods, I incorporate flipped learning methods, storytelling, and blended learning techniques.

One of my greatest skills is my ability to explain complex concepts in economics and statistics through engaging stories. I also have a talent for presenting information visually through graphs and tables, which helps students better understand difficult topics. Although there are many excellent resources available, such as books, I believe that a great teacher's role is to connect the dots between different topics and provide a solid foundation before delving into the subject matter. I also assist them with their assignments, homework, and test preparation. I always take regular feedback from my students and parents and also give my feedback on their performance, so that the tutoring sessions are effective for the learner.