I assist Professor Joshua Clayton in delivering lectures to more than a hundred undergraduate students each semester. My responsibilities encompass leading workshop sessions, grading exams, and conducting weekly office hours. The course covers a range of topics, including Python basics, control structures, loops, file I/O, dictionaries, and object-oriented programming (OOP).

I served as a teaching assistant for a combined undergraduate and graduate section of Human-Computer Interaction at NYU Tandon, under Professor Ray Lutzky. My responsibilities included addressing student inquiries and evaluating assignments. The course covered various topics, such as affordances, personas, usability testing, service design, and prototyping.

I was an instructor/mentor to over 50 girls in grades 9-12 for Generation Girl's holiday clubs. Each club spanned a week, culminating in a final project presentation. I designed lesson plans for all my classes, continuously refining them based on student feedback. I covered the fundamentals of Python (programming), the basics of website creation using HTML and CSS (web development), as well as research and prototyping using Figma (UI/UX Design).

I tutored eight college students in Math (Algebra and Calculus), Programming (Python), and Music Theory. I conducted weekly one-hour tutoring sessions for each student and crafted customized lesson plans to enhance their comprehension of the respective subjects.