classroom practices

Snapshots of the practices, lessons, and student voices that bring my teaching philosophy to life.

🏫classroom practices

Welcome to my Classroom Practices portfolio. This page features a selection of my teaching materials and classroom practices that highlight my approach to digital literacy, inclusive instruction, and student engagement. These examples reflect my work teaching ESL learners in China, supporting neurodiverse students, and aligning instruction with 21st-century skills.

📘Sample Lesson Plans

Here you’ll find lesson plans that bring my teaching philosophy into practice. Each plan highlights inclusive strategies, literacy integration, and the use of digital tools to make learning accessible, engaging, and student-centered.

🎨Student Work Samples

These samples showcase the creativity and progress of my students. They reflect how inclusive instruction, differentiated supports, and authentic projects empower learners to demonstrate understanding in meaningful ways.

⚒️Instructional Tools I use

To support accessibility and engagement, I regularly use these tools in my instruction, which are also featured in my EdTech Toolbox:

• Wordwall.net – Game-based content review

• Canva for Educators – Visuals for class routines, posters, student projects

• MS PowerPoint + Video Snippets – Mixed-media presentations for story-based dictation lessons

• Text-to-Image AI (DALL·E) – To support students with visual storytelling and sentence structure practice

🌼Closing Note 

Classroom practice is where philosophy meets reality. Each lesson, tool, and student success shown here reflects my belief that learning should be inclusive, engaging, and future-ready. These examples are only a glimpse of the work in progress — because teaching is never finished, it’s always evolving.

“A good teacher shows you where to look, but not what to see.” — Alexandra K. Trenfor