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Teaching
As a teacher, I believe strongly in promoting both equity and excellence in the field of Economics.
UC Davis - Instructor of Record​
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Analysis of Economics Data (ECN 102)​​
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UC Davis - Research Fellows​​​​
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Designing Experiments (click for write-up and student feedback)
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UC Davis - Teaching Assistant​​
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Econometrics & Machine Learning (ECN 142)​
Behavioral Economics (ECN 190) ​
Analysis of Economics Data (ECN 102)​
Economic Development (ECN 115BY)​
Economics of Education (ECN 152)​
Economic History (ECN 111A & ECN 111B)​
Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (ECN 101)
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Vassar College - Teaching Assistant​​
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Introduction to Economics (Econ 102)
Statistics and Experimental Design (Psych 200)​​
"Remy did an amazing job teaching ECN 102 this summer. He made the class interesting and meaningful by highlighting the connections between course topics and the way they built on each other. Instruction was clear and easy to follow, and somehow not overwhelming despite the sheer amount of material he had to cover in the span of 6 weeks. I felt that the class was organized well and there were a lot of opportunities to practice and apply the things we were learning in class prior to being tested on them. Additionally, Remy was very encouraging. He responded to questions thoughtfully, and was really nice about students struggling with the material, both in class and during office hours. I appreciated his willingness to answer questions about topics beyond the scope of this class, which got me interested in ECN 140 and helped me make a decision with one of my own academic/career goals."
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"If you plan to continue teaching in any capacity, don’t change anything. To me the way you taught this class was very effective and I understood the material that you presented."​
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“Very good professor! I love his teaching style. The knowledge checks at the end of each lecture are also very helpful as well as the practice problems for the exams. I love the idea of corrections because it teaches a student their mistakes and we reflect back on it. 102 is a hard econ class but professor Remy makes it easy to understand!”​​​​​
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