Dominic Roe

As a teacher I like to make lessons engaging, interactive and fun for all students. I create a safe learning environments where students feel able to ask questions and discuss ideas. I communicate the key information and in a way that is based on teaching practice I have experienced through workshops and experience. I have previously volunteered at primary school to assist with teaching as well as participating in the Camp America programme and the Camp Thailand programme which involves teaching and looking after younger individuals.

I am currently a PhD student at the University of Sheffield in the Psychology department and I am currently teaching on the psychological research methods module for 1st and 2nd year undergraduate students. I teach material ranging from statistical techniques to more philosophical based research techniques, such as thematic analysis. I teach students in tutorial groups, which are small classes with about 8-10 students so I am used to teaching in a more personal, direct manner which I think puts me in a good position for tutoring.