I am an education researcher, doctoral candidate, and experienced chemistry educator with a B.Sc.Ed. in Chemistry Education and an M.Sc. in Education Management. My work combines classroom teaching, school administration, educational leadership, and research.
I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM) in Brazil, supported by a CAPES scholarship. I contribute to research and development activities with the ELOS Research Group, focusing on educational public policy, curriculum, and educational practices.
My professional experience includes teaching chemistry, leading science departments, coordinating extracurricular activities, serving as a school registrar, and managing school operations as a principal and administrator. I have worked in public and private education settings in Osun State, Nigeria.
My research interests include teacher education, science education, educational policy, comparative and curriculum studies, educational leadership, and management. I have published research on chemistry teachers’ digital competence, student transition challenges, and the use of computer simulation and video media in chemistry learning.
I am a registered member of the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria and participate in academic research communities including ANPEd and the ELOS Research Group. I communicate fluently in English, Portuguese, and Yoruba, with elementary Spanish proficiency.
