This is a project from my history class from freshman year. This website contains primary sources that compare and contrast the Ellis and Angel Island Immigration stations.

This is a project in which I interviewed teachers I have had in the past in order to find out what tactics they use in order to engage their students, along with further research. From this, I have concluded that in order to be successful as a teacher, you must be passionate about and enjoy what you do, have good people skills (listening, approachability, friendliness, confidence), be interested in learning about their students and finding connections with them and be able to develop these skills over time by experimenting new approaches, trying new things and updating their curriculum.

For a midterm presentation, I chose to research the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education. I took my research in this direction because since I am interested in teaching in early childhood education, I am investigating different approaches to see how I want to teach this age group.

This is a history project from my sophomore year that analyzes the art and architecture of Ancient Egypt.

In this video, I present everything I learned about teaching during my Spring 2021 semester, such as the importance of teaching social justice in the classroom and how to accommodate a variety of learners.

In this presentation, I researched various ways to make the environment of a classroom comfortable and safe for ALL students to grow and learn.

Since I loved Mo Willlems' books as a child, I was interested in researching him and his work for a midterm project for my Early Literature class. In this presentation, I analyze Willems' writing, illustrations and how I can use his work in my own classroom.