I’m passionate about the transformative power of ✨VISUAL DESIGN✨ to make learning more inclusive, engaging, and meaningful, especially for learners who think and process the world visually. My classroom (and my store!) is rooted in the idea that when students can see ideas 👀, they can better grasp them.
I like to use ✨VISUAL✨ educational resources that provide instant support and scaffolding for all learners!
My Teaching Pedagogy (a.k.a. the Hills I Will Die On):
✅ Offering student choice creates buy-in and ownership.
✅ Provide sentence stems for meaningful self-assessment and reflection.
✅ Design handouts and worksheets with scaffolds already built in.
✅ Always project clear instructions on the board.
✅ Show lots of exemplars of student work to set high expectations.
✅ More reading = better readers.
✅ More writing = better writers.
My pedagogy is rooted in the belief that students learn best when complex ideas are made visible. I draw on principles of visual literacy, Universal Design for Learning, and inquiry-based instruction to create resources that are rigorous, accessible, and engaging.
In my classroom, visuals act as scaffolds that support deeper thinking. Whether that’s through thematic visual supports that make abstract ideas concrete, character cards that spark discussion, or visual prompts that guide literary analysis.
I believe the English classroom should be both challenging and inclusive, so my materials are designed to give every student a meaningful way into the text.