With over a decade of experience designing inclusive learning systems, I’ve spent my career helping schools build powerful, future-ready classrooms.
I’ve pioneered AI literacy lessons and computational thinking integration across the K–12 spectrum, guided educators in the new age of AI, especially around ethical and effective use to support educators and students, and led transformative professional development for teachers and administrators to support computational thinking and computer science integration into multiple content areas. My work bridges classroom practice and a shift to a focus on the learning process, helping schools adopt a new learning approach and do so with ethical intention, alignment with cross-curricular and pedagogical alignment, and long-term learning impact.
As an instructional designer, PD facilitator, and consultant, I specialize in:
AI integration for all content areas
Ethical AI use, bias awareness, and environmental impact
Computational thinking and CS for All students in all content areas
System-wide innovation planning for districts and schools
Creating engaging, asynchronous or synchronous PD programs for educators and administrators
Through STEAM Innovated LLC, I now offer the same expertise—leveraging research-based strategies and practical tools—to schools and educators across California. Whether you’re just beginning to explore AI in education, piloting the addition of computer science in one classroom, or building a districtwide initiative, I’m here to support you every step of the way.
Published Author on Integration of Computer Science in Schools
CS Teacher of the Year
Master's in Curriculum and Instruction
Single Subject Math Credential
Science Teaching Authorization
Multiple Subject Credential
7 years providing professional development
8 years teaching math, science and computer science in K-8 schools
14 years EdTech Support in K-5 schools
Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering
Because we believe the future belongs to those who blend creativity with computation, ethics with exploration, and student voice with powerful technologies.
Innovation is not just about adopting tools—it's about reshaping learning so every student can thrive in tomorrow’s workforce.