Curriculum Mapping
Outcomes, concepts, progression and prerequisite logic.
I design curricula, assessment systems, and learning experiences that turn ambitious subject matter into coherent sequences learners can actually navigate.
Good curriculum design gives every activity a reason to exist. I work backward from meaningful outcomes, then orchestrate content, practice, assessment, and reflection.
Outcomes first; activities earn their place by moving learners toward evidence.
Alternate explanation, retrieval, application, feedback, and reflection to keep learning active.
Build assessments as rehearsals for the thinking learners are expected to demonstrate.
Offer multiple routes into complex ideas without diluting academic challenge.
A compact set of practices I use to move from a curriculum brief to a teachable, assessable learning system.
Outcomes, concepts, progression and prerequisite logic.
Module sequencing, weekly rhythm and learner workload.
Authentic tasks, rubrics, moderation and feedback loops.
Facilitation guides, exemplars and implementation support.
Alignment audits, learner evidence and curriculum iteration.
Blended structures that make asynchronous work purposeful.
Representative projects showing how I translate educational goals into visible curriculum decisions.
12-week foundation sequence moving students from question formation to a defensible mini-study.
Faculty development curriculum pairing rubric calibration with redesigned formative checkpoints.
Interdisciplinary course architecture built around systems thinking, scenario work, and public-facing evidence.
A transition curriculum that helps practice-led learners articulate process, theory, critique, and reflection.
Experience presented as design problems solved, not a conventional CV, so the portfolio stays focused on educational impact.
Lead cross-program curriculum reviews, assessment alignment, faculty workshops, and implementation sprints across undergraduate programs.
Rebuilt blended modules around explicit learning outcomes, retrieval practice, authentic assessment, and accessible digital materials.
Supported program mapping, course review cycles, assessment moderation, and evidence collection for quality enhancement.
Tell me what you are trying to help learners understand, do, or become. I'll reply with a practical starting point.