Teaching
This is the home for my teaching materials, student feedback, and sample syllabi. If you find some merit in any material you see here, feel free to use. Please, just make sure to let me know via email and to acknowledge the source somewhere in your own syllabus or lecture.
You can download my Teaching Philosophy Statement here.
I also have a commitment to diversity statement, available under request.
Courses taught
Skidmore College
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EC 361 Applied Macroeconomic Forecasting – Spring 2024
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EC 235 Macroeconomic Theory – Fall 2023
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EC 103 Introduction to Macroeconomics – Fall 2022, Spring 2024/23
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EC 339 Applied Econometrics – Fall 2023/22, Spring 2023
University of Utah
As full instructor:
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ECON 3640 Probability & Statistical Inference – Fall 2019/18, Spring 2019
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ECON 4650 Principles of Econometrics – Spring 2021/20, Fall 2020, Summer 2020/19
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ECON 4010/6010 Intermediate Microeconomics – Fall 2021, Spring 2022
As teaching assistant:
- ECON 3190 Health Economics – Spring 2019
- ECON 3640 Probability & Statistical Inference – Spring 2018
- ECON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics – Fall 2017/16, Spring 2017
- ECON 2020 Principles of Macroeconomics – Spring 2021/17, Fall 2017/16
Student Feedback
Some anonymous student evaluations:
“Thank you! It was an excellent semester! I’m so happy that I didn’t listen to my fears and decided to take this class. Some professors may be experts in their field, but not all of them have the gift for teaching. You, however, have that gift! You are able to take complex, lengthy material and make it not only easy to understand but also engaging and relevant. I thoroughly enjoyed this class.”
“Marcio Santetti takes great pride in his work, and you see that in his teaching. He made sure we understood the theory and not just memorization. He took the time to make sure no question was unimportant.”
“Professor Santetti was extremely well organized and was capable of explaining the course content in a manner understandable for all students. He was extremely helpful when any students experienced any difficulties and encouraged participation. I genuinely wish to take more courses from you. Fantastic instructor in every sense of the word.”
“This was the most effective professor I’ve had at the University of Utah. He is very patient with students and is always willing to ask questions. Made my experience at the University of Utah much more fulfilling and it’s really nice to know that this professor genuinely cares about his students.”
“Marcio teaches not to give us a grade but to make us understand. I have learned far more in his class that has been applicable to my work than in any other class that was deemed, ‘more difficult.’ He cares about students understanding and teaches to them and not just to simply get through the lectures.”
Sample Syllabi
Here are some sample syllabi for a few courses that reflect my research interests:
- Posted on:
- January 1, 2021
- Length:
- 3 minute read, 562 words
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