I work with data and with partners. My current research looks at how AI and platform systems shape the lives of children, in classrooms, at home, in games, and in their interactions with AI tools. I also build working prototypes that answer those questions.
Before that I taught mathematics to refugee and immigrant students in New York City and held research positions at the World Bank, UNESCO IIEP, the OECD, and the Global Partnership for Education. I hold a PhD in adult and lifelong learning from Penn State, a master's in mathematics education from Teachers College, Columbia, and a bachelor's in mathematics from Duke. I'm based near Bordeaux, France. Outside work: I swim competitively, bike across countries, and dig in the dirt with my two bilingual boys.