Teaching

Cognitive Psychology

Undergraduate course: 313 students, University of California at Davis, Department of Psychology, 2022

I served as a teaching assistant for the Cognitive Psychology class, where I played a key role in class organization and execution. My responsibilities included grading assignments and exams, ensuring smooth administrative processes, and providing valuable support to both students and the instructor.

Languages of the World

Undergraduate course: 80 students, University of California at Davis, Department of Linguistics, 2021

I assumed the role of instructor for the Languages of the World undergraduate course, where I was responsible for developing comprehensive lesson plans, delivering engaging lectures, and orchestrating various classroom activities. Additionally, I took charge of assessing and grading assignments and exams, ensuring the accurate evaluation of student progress.

Introduction to Linguistics

Undergraduate course: 52 students, University of California at Davis, Department of Linguistics, 2020

I served as an instructor for the undergraduate course Introduction to Linguistics . My role encompassed the creation of lesson plans, the delivery of lectures, and the effective coordination of various classroom activities. Moreover, I took charge of evaluating and grading assignments and exams, contributing to a comprehensive and rewarding educational environment for students.

Language Universals and Typology

Undergraduate course: 49 students, University of California at Davis, Department of Linguistics, 2020

I worked as a teaching assistant for the class Language Universals and Typology. I provided valuable support by organizing class activities and logistics. I also held regular office hours, offering assistance to students and addressing their inquiries. Additionally, I undertook the responsibility of meticulously grading assignments and exams, contributing to the smooth functioning of the course and ensuring students’ success.

Introduction to Psycholinguistics

Undergraduate course: 58 students, University of California at Davis, Department of Linguistics, 2020

In my role as a teaching assistant for Introduction to Psycholinguistics, I designed interactive discussion seminars, offering students a platform to engage with the course material. I provided guidance and support during office hours, addressing their inquiries and concerns. Furthermore, I meticulously evaluated assignments and exams, contributing to the assessment process and the overall success of the course.