Teaching

My teaching is rooted in culturally responsive, community-centered, and justice-oriented approaches to education. As a Graduate Student Instructor and Teaching Assistant at UC Berkeley, I have supported courses in education, multilingual learning, global education, research practicum, and Latin American history. Across these courses, I guide students in developing critical thinking, connecting course concepts to lived experiences, and engaging research as a practice of responsibility, reflection, and community care. My teaching is shaped by my work with Indigenous Maya Mam youth and families, where language, culture, storytelling, and intergenerational knowledge are central to learning. Through both university classrooms and community spaces, I strive to create learning environments where students feel seen, challenged, and supported.

History 8B: Modern Latin America, Graduate Student Instructor, Spring 2026

EDUC C142: Education in a Global World, Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant, Spring 2026

EDUC 231B: Teaching Multilingual Learners, Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant, Fall 2025

EDUC 144: Practicum in Education, Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant, Summer 2025

EDUC 144: Practicum in Education, Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant, Spring 2025