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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I strive to foster an inclusive and supportive learning environment that challenges students to gain the skills and confidence they need for success in future professional careers. I draw from pedagogical research to inform my teaching techniques and best facilitate student engagement and learning. My teaching style is positive and approachable, but also conveys rigorous expectations for all students.
Fall 2017, Spring 2018
HRPR 1001: PUBLIC HEALTH: THE WAY WE LIVE, WORK, AND PLAY
Teaching Assistant, Temple University.
This undergraduate course introduces students to contemporary health issues and builds an interdisciplinary perspective through project-based group work.
As a teaching assistant, I graded assignments and discussed course content during office hours. I also prepared and delivered multiple lectures/class sessions (topics: introduction to communication disorders, APA writing workshop, the relationship between language disorders and reading and behavioral challenges in older children).
Fall 2018
CSCD 2219: PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
Teaching Assistant, Temple University.
This hybrid undergraduate/graduate level course provides foundational knowledge related to the lexical and syntactic structure of natural language and how our subconscious knowledge is used in the comprehension ans production of language.
As a teaching assistant, I contributed to the planning and grading of assignments and assessments. I led multiple class meetings and delivered novel lectures (e.g., comprehension and production in aphasia).
Fall 2018, Spring 2019
CSCD 2197: COMMUNICATION DEVIATIONS AND DISORDERS
Co-Instructor (F18), Instructor (S19), Temple University.
This writing-intensive undergraduate course introduces students to communication disorders and their impact on individuals and society.
As an instructor, I planned dynamic lectures, collaborative assignments, and creative class meetings (e.g.,"Day in the Life" interviews with professionals in the field). Professional writing was instructed as an iterative process with multiple rounds of revision given instructor and peer feedback.
Spring 2019
CSCD 2201: RESEARCH METHODS IN COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
Teaching Assistant, Temple University
This undergraduate course introduces students to quantitative methods, with a specific focus on exploration of various methods that could be used address different types of research questions in the field of communication sciences.
As a teaching assistant, I graded assessments and supported the facilitation of in-class activities.
Spring 2019
CSCD 3301: SPEECH AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
Teaching Assistant, Temple University
This undergraduate course focuses on language acquisition and its relation to broader issues in cognitive science, development, and theory of knowledge.
As a teaching assistant, I delivered multiple lectures (e.g., writing development, genderlect), graded exams, facilitated student presentations, and provided students with feedback and support during office hours.
Spring 2020
CSCD 8287: BASIC PRACTICUM IN THERAPY PROCESSES
Guest Lecturer, Temple University
This graduate course complements hands-on clinical experience through discussion of therapy methodologies and techniques, procedures, evidence-based rationales, and analysis and interpretation of therapeutic data.
I prepared a guest lecture on behavior management, including dynamic video examples and small-group discussion. We worked through real and hypothetical case examples, providing students with practical strategies to implement immediately in their therapy sessions.