RABIH BORJI / EDUCATOR · DESIGNER · SYSTEMS THINKER

I design systems
for learning.

Secondary mathematics educator, architect, and systems thinker creating structured, human-centered learning experiences through data, technology, and design.

Students learning mathematics in Rabih Borji's classroom

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

LEARNING SYSTEMS

VISUAL & SPATIAL PRACTICE

ONE PRACTICE, MANY SCALES

Structure with a human purpose.

My work moves between classrooms, data dashboards, architecture, and visual research—but the question stays consistent: how can thoughtful structure help people understand, participate, and grow?

Today, I apply architectural thinking to education: organizing complex information, designing responsive environments, and building systems that make expectations, progress, and possibility visible to students.

Selected work

TEACHING / SYSTEMS / SPACE / MEDIA

Classroom Metrics standards mastery dashboard

01 / LEARNING SYSTEMS

Classroom Metrics

Turning standards, assessment evidence, and daily learning into clear instructional decisions.

Students working inside the Firehawk Math Lab

02 / EXPERIENCE DESIGN

Firehawk Math Lab

A classroom culture system combining identity, routines, motivation, and instructional consistency.

House of Culture architectural project

03 / VISUAL & SPATIAL

Architecture & Urban Work

Spatial research and design grounded in culture, human movement, and public experience.

A Form of Sound photography exhibition image

04 / IMAGE & SOUND

A Form of Sound

An experiment connecting photography, memory, urban soundscapes, and lived experience.

Designing clarity at every scale.

Structure

Clear routines, aligned systems, and thoughtful information architecture reduce friction and support independence.

Evidence

Data becomes useful when it reveals patterns, informs action, and helps learners see their own progress.

Experience

Belonging, participation, and visual identity are designed into an environment—not added as decoration afterward.

LET’S CONNECT

Learning is designed.
Let’s design it well.

Explore my teaching practice, visual work, and the systems connecting them—or reach out to start a conversation.