Here's a glimpse of my journey as an educator. From my academic and professional background to the values and teaching philosophy that inspire me, you’ll find a bit of everything that shapes me as a teacher. Whether you're a student, parent, or fellow teacher, I hope this helps you get to know me better!
Education
Master of Arts in Education major in Science Education, 2022
Thesis: Availability of Technological Learning Applications and Tools, Science Teachers' Levels of Use of Online Teaching, and their Stages of Concern
Bachelor of Elementary Education major in General Education, 2017
Cum laude
Work Experience
MingLi Elementary School
Taiwan
2024 to present
Subjects taught: English & Intercultural Education
Mariano Marcos State University
Philippines
2018 - 2024
Subjects taught: Science, English, & Math; Homeroom Adviser
Role as a Foreign English Teacher
Design and implement structured lesson plans, interactive activities, and assessments tailored to varying student proficiency levels.
Facilitate engaging speaking exercises, organize themed events, and coordinate group-based activities to promote English language development.
Collaborate with local English teacher to ensure cohesive lesson planning and alignment with the national curriculum.
Support the school community with English-related communication and tasks to foster a language-rich environment.
Teaching Philosophy
I believe that language learning flourishes in a dynamic and supportive environment where students feel motivated to communicate and explore. My teaching approach is student-centered, communicative, and enhanced by gamification—the use of game elements such as points, rewards, challenges, and collaborative missions to make learning both fun and purposeful.
I design lessons that integrate interactive games, digital tools, songs, and storytelling, ensuring that English is not only learned but lived in the classroom. Gamification encourages active participation, fosters a sense of achievement, and supports differentiated learning by allowing students to progress at their own pace.