"Hi! I'm Jennifer, an educator dedicated to helping students develop curiosity while gaining skills and confidence. I am currently a PhD student at Princeton studying Sociology and Social Policy, with a B.A. in Sociology from Cornell University, with minors in Education, Inequality Studies, and American Studies. I have worked with students of all ages—from toddlers to college students—and I tailor my approach to meet each learner's needs and goals.

My experience includes teaching language development and developing cognitive and socioemotional skills as a daycare teaching assistant with toddlers. Additionally, I have served as an elementary classroom volunteer, supporting students in English and Math. I have taught undergraduates as a teaching assistant for 4 semesters, on topics in Sociology, Education, and Intergroup Dialogue. As an intermediate Spanish speaker, I have also tutored beginning Spanish speakers.

As someone who studies education, my teaching pedagogy is research-driven. My teaching style focuses on making learning engaging and relevant. I design lessons that spark questions and encourage dialogue to encourage students to see learning as a process." less...