1. Uncover the rich tapestry of history by delving into the life stories of ten influential scientists. Learn how their discoveries not only shaped the scientific landscape but also left an indelible mark on the course of human history.
2. Immerse students in the scientific method by engaging in hands-on experiments inspired by the groundbreaking work of historical scientists. Through practical exploration, grasp the essence of their discoveries and their impact on our world.
3. Contextualize historical events by understanding the scientific advancements of each era. Explore how these discoveries were influenced by and, in turn, influenced the cultural, social, and technological landscapes of their time.
4. Express student's understanding of historical narratives through creative projects that bridge the gap between science and history. Develop projects that showcase the interplay between scientific exploration and the broader historical context.
5. Engage in collaborative discussions with fellow learners to share insights, questions, and perspectives on how scientific history has shaped the world. Foster a community of inquiry and exploration.
6. Cultivate a sense of curiosity and inspiration for future contributions to both scientific and historical narratives. Understand how the stories of the past can influence and guide future exploration and innovation.

As an educator, I bring a wealth of knowledge and passion for both STEM subjects and the captivating stories that weave through the history of scientific discoveries. Before becoming a teacher, I held an SEO analyst position at one of the nation’s largest marketing firms, working on brands like Ford. With my marketing and analysis background, I bring skills that extend beyond the classroom. Effective communication is at the core of marketing, and I apply these skills to explain complex STEM concepts in a clear, engaging, and relatable way for students. My business degree allows me to draw connections between STEM and real-world applications. We'll explore the scientific principles behind discoveries and how these breakthroughs have shaped industries and societies throughout history.

Homework Offered
Homework assigned weekly.
Assessments Offered
Assessment is upon request.
Grades Offered

Primary Sources: 
1. Galileo by John L. Heilbron (Book)
2. Madame Curie: A Biography by Eve Curie (Book)
3. Isaac Newton by James Gleick (Book)
4. Einstein: His Life and Universe" by Walter Isaacson (Book) 
5. The Origin of Species" by Charles Darwin (Book)
6. Ada's Algorithm: How Lord Byron's Daughter Ada Lovelace Launched the Digital Age by James Essinger (Book)
7. Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA by Brenda Maddox (Book)
8. Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age by W. Bernard Carlson (Book)
9. Silent Spring by Rachel Carson (Book)
10. Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man by Dale Peterson (Book) 

Secondary Sources: 
11. Topic-Specific Academic Journals and Articles
12. Documentaries and Multimedia Resources