My teaching experience developed from academic, professional, and touristic settings. I am committed to sharing biological and ecological knowledge with a focus on cultivating a deeper understanding of these subjects and inspiring a broader appreciation for the natural world. This dedication shapes my approach to education, where I focus on helping students understand the fundamental principles of nature and life, guiding them understand their critical role in both academic learning and real-world problem-solving. I tailor my teaching style to the contexts of large lectures, small seminars, lab classes, and mentorship outside the classroom in the field and laboratory. My effectiveness as an educator in higher education evolved from a series of undergraduate- and graduate-level courses and single lecture experiences both within academic and community settings. I developed the necessary skills to effectively teach biological and ecological topics such as: Ecology and Evolution, Biological Background of Social Human Behavior, Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction, Geology and Paleontology, Scientific Imaging, Scientific Design and Graphics, Introduction to Archaeology, Bantu Archaeology, and Geospatial Analysis and Cartography.