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Graduate Work

This section showcases graduate projects that have shaped my development as an educator and instructional designer. Through coursework, research, and design, these projects reflect my growth in instructional strategy, technology integration, and student-centered learning.

 

Click on each project image to view the full project or related materials.  

AI as Teacher's Assistant Workshop

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This professional development workshop explores ways educators can integrate AI tools to enhance lesson planning, assessment, and classroom workflows. Click the picture above to see an overview of the workshop design.

Multiplication Mayhem

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This gamified multiplication experience was designed using the ADDIE model and grounded in student motivation principles. Click the image to see the game design and learning experience.

Action Research: Review of Literature

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This research-based literature review examines classroom economy systems and their impact on student motivation, self-regulation, and homework completion. Click the image above to view the key research findings. 

SEL Calming Corner Unit

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This student-centered social-emotional learning (SEL) unit includes lessons, visuals, routines, and tools designed to help students identify emotions, develop coping strategies, and foster a supportive, calming classroom environment. Click the image to view the full SEL unit and resources.

Asynchronous Course Module

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This fully asynchronous instructional unit supports fourth graders’ understanding of fractions through interactive lessons, videos, checks for understanding, and digital tools. Click the image to view one of the learning materials from the module. 

Assessment in Gaming Infographic

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This infographic explores the role of assessment in game-based learning. It emphasizes the power of immediate feedback to support student growth. Click the image to view the full infographic.

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