Duolingo Math: Math Wars - Old School versus New School (Capstone 2025)

"Math Wars: Old School vs. New School" is a marketing campaign I developed for Duolingo Math, a newer extension of the popular language learning app. My campaign addresses the significant decline in math proficiency and the increase of device usage since the pandemic by transforming how families can engage with friendly math competitions on Duolingo Math. Through extensive research, I identified that 64% of parents feel stressed helping their children with math homework, creating an opportunity for Duolingo Math to serve as a solution that bridges generational gaps in teaching methods.

My integrated marketing strategy targets millennial parents through multiple touchpoints including collegiate athlete partnerships, interactive social media content leveraging Duolingo's 17 million TikTok followers, and experiential marketing at venues like children's museums and Comic Con. I created a family competition framework complete with leaderboards and interactive challenges that reposition math education as a fun, shared activity rather than a source of tension. By developing content for my three target personas—"Anxious Mathematicians," "Old School Solvers," and "Online Overseers"—my campaign delivers the core message that Duolingo Math offers a stress-free way for parents to actively participate in their children's education while improving their own skills. This comprehensive approach aims to drive awareness and adoption of the app while fostering positive family learning experiences that benefit both parents and children.

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Plans Book For Duolingo Math

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Cho-Yo (2022)

ChoYo is a mock company I created which introduces a new eco-friendly yogurt brand targeting millennial parents seeking healthy, convenient options for their families. I have created an IMC that explains how the strategy leverages social media presence, targeted online advertising, and partnerships with environmental charities like Greenspace and We Don't Waste to build brand trust. By positioning ChoYo as both affordable and sustainable with biodegradable packaging, the campaign emphasizes a partnership tone with consumers while delivering key messages about health benefits, environmental responsibility, and value. To execute this vision, I created three print advertisements, a detailed storyboard, and a Spotify audio ad, demonstrating how ChoYo can connect with millennial parents across multiple touch points. This comprehensive approach aims to establish ChoYo as a household name that supports both family wellness and environmental conservation.

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ChoYo Storyboard (Click Here For Script)

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Framing Theory

In my research paper "Framing Project: Mental Health Issues of Professional Athletes," I examined how media portrayed athletes' mental health concerns during the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. By analyzing 109 articles across six major news sources, I identified three dominant frames: Advocacy, Empowerment, and Support. The study revealed how Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka's decisions to prioritize mental wellbeing sparked a significant shift in sports coverage, challenging traditional expectations of athlete mental fortitude. This research demonstrates how media framing shapes public perception and contributes to the growing normalization of mental health discussions in professional sports.