Teaching | Professor John Duffy | University of Pittsburgh

I teach a variety of courses in economics at both the undergraduate and the graduate level. Here are my known defects as a teacher, as revealed in student evaluations: I can't hear very well and I sometimes talk in a monotone. I am a bit on the short side and have no fashion sense, so you will want to sit in the front for the best view. Finally, I like to teach stuff I don't know much about. This provides me with an additional incentive to prepare for class and also serves as a handy excuse when I am stumped by hard questions.

Spring 2008:

Economics 2730 (Experimental Seminar)

Teaching Economics Conference lecture slides

Summer 2007:

Barcelona LeeX Experimental Economics Summer School in Macroeconomics

Spring 2007:

Economics 2713 (Behavioral Macroeconomics)

Economics 2730 (Experimental Seminar)

Summer 2006:

Adaptive Economic Dynamics (CEEL, Trento, Italy)

Trento lecture slides (pdf, 805K)

Spring 2006: