pre-flop is perfect.
your bet-sizing post-flop isn't.

Your flop re-raise should be bigger, make raises relative to the size of the pot rather than the size of the opening bet - try raising to $0.35.

ok, explain why you checked the turn behind. I prefer betting here, but checking can be good in some situations here too. It's the thought process/motivation leading to your decision to check that is important.

When you get to the river you should bet if you think you're ahead or that you will fold a better hand. In either case you should bet pot, then you are pot committed and have to call the check-raise anyway.There isn't much you're ahead of with TPTK on this board, so checking behind is probably smarter. That;s why i prefer betting the turn.

as played, yuck. fold i guess, but think about your line and your play that resulted in this horrible spot.

Well chosen hand to learn from