I cultivate dynamic, inquiry-driven learning environments where students are encouraged to think critically, collaborate meaningfully, and develop as both professionals and engaged citizens. My teaching approach is grounded in active learning and includes mini-experiments, data analysis, scholarly debates, and close readings of research. These practices are designed to spark curiosity, strengthen analytical rigor, and foster intellectual autonomy.
I believe that every student brings distinct experiences, knowledge, and potential to the classroom. My goal is to empower students as co-creators of knowledge by supporting them not only in understanding educational theory and practice, but also in questioning, refining, and actively contributing to them.
Courses Taught at University
- 2022: EDUC710 G003 : Digital Literacy and Digital Justice, co-instructor, Simon Fraser University.
- 2019: EDUC 471: Curriculum development: Theory and Practice; Teaching Assistant, Simon Fraser University.
- 2016: Linguistic support French, OFFA, Simon Fraser University.
- 2013–2015: Instructional Design Instructor, First year Student, University of Rennes 2
