CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

A clear path from intention to learning.

I structure courses, lessons, and educational resources around what learners need to understand and be able to do.

A curriculum is more than a collection of materials.

It is a connected sequence of outcomes, experiences, practice, and feedback. My documented work includes English communication curricula, lesson plans, instructional materials, and academic program coordination.

01

Needs & outcomes

Define the learning need and the specific ability the course should help learners develop.

02

Architecture & sequencing

Break larger goals into coherent lessons and progressively more independent practice.

03

Materials & activities

Connect explanations, visuals, stories, and tasks to the intended learning outcome.

04

Assessment & iteration

Use self-checks, feedback, and reflection to identify what the learner needs next.

THE PROCESS

A practical, connected approach.

  1. 01Needs
  2. 02Outcomes
  3. 03Structure
  4. 04Activities
  5. 05Assessment
  6. 06Feedback
  7. 07Iteration

Scaffolding with a purpose

Support can take the form of a model, a prompt, a visual, or a smaller task. The aim is to help the learner participate now and become more independent over time.

Publishing as learning design

A book or lesson resource needs navigable structure and consistent activity patterns. The WillSpeak publishing brief connects vocabulary, conversation, and reflection.

A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START

Good learning starts
with understanding people.

Let’s talk about education, programs, and thoughtful learning experiences.