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Learning Math by Doing

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I bring over 20 years of experience in education, including teaching middle school math and high school math. Beyond the classroom, I have served as a technology trainer, secondary math coordinator, and virtual learning coordinator in public education. Throughout my career, I have designed innovative, standards-aligned teaching resources and provided professional development for educators working with students at all levels—from remedial to advanced. My passion lies in the study of brain science and its application to learning, ensuring that all my work is grounded in research-based practices.
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Preview of Graphing Linear Equations Lapbook | Digital Exploration and Task Cards

Graphing Linear Equations Lapbook | Digital Exploration and Task Cards

Make graphing linear equations hands-on and interactive with this engaging Lapbook Activity! Designed for middle school and Algebra 1 students, this lapbook provides a complete, foldable reference for slope-intercept form, standard form, graphing from tables, finding intercepts, and analyzing rate of changeStudents will: Practice converting equations from standard form to slope-intercept form step by step. Use tables, graphs, and ordered pairs to connect multiple representations of linear f
Preview of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines: Lesson Plan Grades 8-12

Parallel and Perpendicular Lines: Lesson Plan Grades 8-12

Help students master parallel and perpendicular lines with this interactive coordinate geometry lesson designed for 8th-12th grade math students! This resource teaches students how to identify, compare, and apply slope relationships to create and analyze linear equations. This engaging, standards-aligned lesson includes: ✅ A step-by-step slide deck introducing parallel and perpendicular slopes✅ Student notes with guided practice and reflection prompts ✅ Hands-on GeoGebra activities for
Preview of Midpoint Formula Lesson: Graphing, Discovery and Practice for grades 8-12

Midpoint Formula Lesson: Graphing, Discovery and Practice for grades 8-12

Master the Midpoint Formula with this engaging, interactive lesson designed for 8th-12th grade math students! This resource helps students discover the midpoint formula through coordinate geometry, graphing, and algebraic reasoning, making learning hands-on and meaningful. This comprehensive lesson includes: ✅ A step-by-step slide deck to guide instruction and discussions ✅ Student notes to reinforce learning and promote retention ✅ Interactive GeoGebra activities for self-checking practic
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Experience

I bring over 20 years of experience in education, including teaching middle school math and high school math. Beyond the classroom, I have served as a technology trainer, secondary math coordinator, and virtual learning coordinator in public education. Throughout my career, I have designed innovative, standards-aligned teaching resources and provided professional development for educators working with students at all levels—from remedial to advanced. My passion lies in the study of brain science and its application to learning, ensuring that all my work is grounded in research-based practices.

Teaching style

My teaching style is rooted in discovery-based learning. I believe students grasp math concepts most effectively when they have the opportunity to explore and uncover these ideas on their own. To support this process, I design intentional learning experiences that incorporate ongoing feedback throughout the lesson. I also integrate note-taking strategies to structure my lessons, ensuring that students regularly revisit their thinking. This approach not only deepens their understanding but also enhances long-term retention.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have had the privilege of teaching at four different campuses and was honored to be nominated as Teacher of the Year at each one. Teaching AVID and serving as a staff developer for the program taught me how to engage students in ways that empower them to take ownership of their learning. Witnessing my students grow and achieve has been the most rewarding part of my career. Whether supporting students striving to pass or guiding those pursuing a future in mathematics, my primary focus is always on fostering meaningful growth

My own education history

I earned my teaching degree from Texas A&M University–Commerce and later completed my Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Texas at Arlington.