New book “My Teaching Routine” from professor Mark Martin

Mark Martin, assistant professor in computer science and education practice at Northeastern University London, has published a new book called My Teaching Routine.

“This book encourages you to reflect on your teaching style,” the publishing copy reads, “and challenges you to understand when things are going well, when things need change and when they need to be dropped.”

A book launch was held on March 15, 2023, over Zoom.

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