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GTAs’ Experiences of Switching to Remote and Online Teaching and Tutoring during the Start of the Covid-19 Pandemic

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2021 Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education Reports

2021

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GTAs’ Experiences of Switching to Remote and Online Teaching and Tutoring during the Start of the Covid-19 Pandemic

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The abrupt switch from in-person instruction and tutoring to remote or online instruction and tutoring as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 was difficult for even the most experienced instructor. In this paper, we explore how graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) at three different institutions responded to and experienced this change. Data was collected from surveys and focus groups conducted with graduate teaching assistants at each institution, as part of our ongoing collaborative NSF-funded project focusing on equipping mathematical sciences GTAs to become better teachers. In their responses, the graduate teaching assistants discussed topics ranging from what they did in their remote classrooms to the challenges they faced and supports they received from their department, university, and fellow classmates and faculty.

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