Nathaniel Shaw

Nathaniel Shaw teaches Upper School Mathematics at Moses Brown School and has extensive experience teaching unique high school courses, including Architecture, International Economics, Behavioral Economics, and Food: Evolution of Humanity, just to name a few. Nathaniel actively attempts to make lessons as project-based as possible, connecting students to outside community partners and keeping students working collaboratively. Nathaniel has worked with numerous outside architecture firms, Providence Housing Authority, and others organizations for his Architecture courses. Nathaniel has also generated numerous economics simulations to convey complex economics concepts in a more meaningful way. As a passionate chef, Nathaniel has worked in multiple restaurants and enjoys cooking with his children in his free time. He values the connection, community, and cultural stories that food provides and believes that food acts as a bridge between people. Nathaniel is eager to share his enthusiasm for food, architecture, and economics with campers this summer!