Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Interests: Reading, cinema, music, travel, languages

What do you like about your work? I most enjoy engaging with students and seeing their curiosity and confidence grow. I also value being able to explore ideas and to discuss them in class with students in an open and safe environment.

An open sentence related to EDI: For me, equality and diversity mean supporting students by recognising and valuing the different circumstances they bring to the classroom and by allowing them to demonstrate their strengths.

Interests: Baking, reading, listening to music, going to concerts, hiking.

What do you like about your work? It is my first time teaching, I know what it is like to be stressed and sometimes scared. I like the fact that I can relate to the students in front of me and reassure them if they need it. So, I do my best to offer my help on a language that is not their own with pedagogy but also humour.

An open sentence related to EDI: For me equality, and diversity mean that any student should feel comfortable in their academic path and that they should feel free to speak on the topics brought in class without feeling judged or dismissed.

Interests: Questioning, finding out, getting to know and understand, comparing and contrasting, more questioning.

What do you like about your work? Its existence (at the time of writing) and its potential to accommodate difference and to encourage understanding.

An open sentence related to EDI: The abbreviation and the nouns for which it stands emphasise to me that words need work and are not as they may seem.