Teaching
I’ve taught learners ranging from primary-school students using a computer for the first time to university students building mobile applications. Somewhere along the way, teaching also became one of the clearest ways for me to understand what I know—and what I still need to learn.
Foundations, first steps, and safer use of technology.
Practical foundations for learners getting comfortable with computers and beginning to understand how software is made.
A practical session on using the internet with more awareness, care, and confidence.
Programming, algorithms, and building things that work.
Taught introductory programming through Stanford’s Code in Place program, based on the CS106A curriculum.
Served as a teaching assistant alongside Professor Jelani Nelson and other professors, supporting students learning introductory computer science and data structures and algorithms.
Taught Kotlin, Android Studio, mobile interfaces, local databases, GitHub, and APIs through the process of building mobile applications.
Practical conversations beyond the regular classroom.
Delivered a practical, career-focused lecture for students exploring how to move from studying computer science to becoming capable, confident programmers.
still learning
Every class, session, and conversation has taught me something too.