Faith Chebet

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT FAITH CHEBET

I hold a Master’s in Curriculum & Instruction (Social Justice) from Northern Illinois University and was honored as a Fulbright Scholar at Northwestern University, one of the most competitive international awards. In Kenya, I taught primary (English, Poetry, Drama) and secondary (English & Literature) students, where I honed my skills in differentiated instruction, student mentoring, and curriculum delivery. In the U.S, I expanded into higher education, designing and teaching Swahili courses at Northern Illinois University, where I built Blackboard LMS modules, assessments, and digital content that increased engagement by 25%. Beyond teaching, I have designed eLearning modules using Articulate Storyline, Rise, and Camtasia, including a mini-course for K–12 educators that received outstanding learner feedback. I also presented at the African Languages Teachers’ Association Conference and contributed to STEM-focused instructional innovation at NIU STEM Fest. Core Expertise; Instructional Design & Curriculum Development eLearning Tools: Articulate Storyline, Rise, Camtasia Learning Management Systems: Blackboard, Canvas, Google Classroom Inclusive & Accessible Learning Strategies Assessment & Learning Evaluation Key Highlights Fulbright Scholar Award – recognition of academic excellence and teaching innovation University-level Curriculum Design – created Swahili courses and digital content from scratch International Teaching Background – taught at both primary and secondary levels in Kenya Conference Presenter – African Languages Teachers’ Association, Howard University With a unique blend of global teaching experience and instructional design expertise, I am passionate about creating learning experiences that are engaging, inclusive, and impactful across diverse learning environments.