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Prairie Gates

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10. Harvard, then USC in organization psychology / management
Tue Dec 9, 2025, 06:45 PM
Dec 9
"My doctoral training included zero coursework in how to teach. That’s typical. Like most of my colleagues, I learned to teach through trial and error, borrowing techniques from mentors and hoping for the best. "


Most graduate students in the humanities teach classes throughout graduate school as part of their training and as the source of their stipends, especially if they attend graduate school outside the Ivies. This guy (a psychologist!) is generalizing from his own experience.

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