Whether teaching visual arts pedagogy, research methodology, curatorial studies, or art history, I encourage students to think across disciplines and to situate artistic practice in relation to institutions, communities, archives, and everyday life. I particularly enjoy teaching dissertation and research methods modules, where working closely with students on research questions, methodologies, and critical writing continues to intrigue me, as I too remain invested in learning through the process.
Alongside teaching, I develop educational resources and pedagogical frameworks, including lecture materials, archival resources, exhibition-based learning activities, and research guides. My approach is closely informed by my curatorial and archival research, bringing exhibition-making, oral histories, and visual analysis into the classroom as ways of expanding how students encounter and produce knowledge.