| "It's better to know how to learn than to know" - Dr. Seuss |
By Grassroots Teaching 
By Grassroots Teaching Going to into my 2nd year as a certified elementary school teacher is just the beginning of my professional career. I've taught several after-school programs catered K-5th such as Adventure Club and home-schooled children at the Museum of Anthropology in Columbia, MO. While teaching in these programs I also tutored various courses in psychology while pursuing my undergraduate degree in the field alongside anthropology. After receiving a dual degree in both the majors stated above I joined the 2016 Corps of Teach For America. Teaching is something very dear to me and I must say it's a passion that'll never end.
I would describe my teaching style as hyperactive and unapologetic. My class is typically loud due to the music, hand claps, foot stomps, and chants we have. I enjoy incorporating music and rhythm in almost everything I teach. I'm very upfront and honest and would consider myself a very caring no-nonsense type of teacher. I get things done and my scholars soar each and every time.
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University of Missouri-Columbia - Columbia, MO - BA, Anthropology (May, 2016) - BA, Psychology (May, 2016) - Multicultural Certificate University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff - Pine Bluff, AR - MA, Addiction Studies (December, 2018)
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