Marty Zatzman 2014 CV

Curriculum vitae
MARTIN ERIC ZATZMAN
109 Frontenac Ave.
Toronto,Ontario
M5N 1Z8
Home Phone: 416-782-5958
Cell Phone: 647-224-5958
E-Mail: mzatzman@hotmail.com
Academic Background:
1981 Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto, Ontario.
Master of Education(M.Ed.) Computer Applications in Education
(Instructional Technology). Developed various computer aided
instructional packages at a research level using specialized
development software, as well as microcomputer analog/digital
links for real-time monitoring of physics experiments. Designed
and constructed automated attendance package and CAN-7/CAN-
8 computer assisted learning packages for medical training and
population studies.
1977 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. Bachelor of
Education(B.Ed.) Specialization in Physics and Mathematics.
1976 Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Master of
Science(M.Sc.) Astronomy and Radio Astrophysics. Designed and
built Interferometer for research work on solar flares and sunspots
and their affect on communication systems. Designed and
constructed microwave receiver for the university.
1974 Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Bachelor of
Science(B.Sc.) Specialization in Physics, Astronomy, Applied
Electronics and Applied Mathematics.

Employment History
2013-Present Toronto District School Board (TDSB)
Runnymede Collegiate Institute
Curriculum Leader- Masters of Math Science and Technology
Enriched Program for 150 students
Supervisor Advanced Robotics FRC Team (Ranked 17th
in the World)
Senior Team Developing New Grade 9 Entry Level STEM Program
(Transition students engaged in project based learning)
Approved by the TDSB- April 2014
Leader RCI Staff Band
Consultant York University All I’s on Education STEAM Project
Consultant RCI STELL@R project -TDSB
2004-2013 Toronto District School Board (TDSB)
Central Commerce Collegiate
Curriculum Leader-Science
Associate Teacher-University of Toronto Faculty of Education
Associate Teacher-York University Faculty of Education
AQ Instructor- Queen’s University Faculty of Education
AQ Instructor- OISE-University of Toronto
Founder and Leader CCC Teacher/Student Band
Pathways Committee Member
Continuing Education TDSB Science Head George Harvey Summer 2006
Continuing Education Virtual School Teacher - Physics (SPH4C1) 2009
Producer/Director Yearly Festive Assembly
Producer Technical Director Yearly Talent Show
Technical Director Yearly Multicultural Show
Lead Researcher Internet Streaming Video-H1N1 Preparedness
2006-2008 Camp Ramah In Canada
Assistant Director
Overnight Summer camp employing 200 staff and serving 450 campers
(aged 8-16) -Muskoka Canada
1997-2004 Toronto District School Board(TDSB)
Central Technical School
Head of Physics/Science
Executive-Science Heads Association-TDSB
Central Technical School is the largest high school in Canada.
Associate Teacher-York University Faculty of Education
Lecture-Automated Science Labs-U of T Faculty of Education
Introduced Vernier Science Probes and virtual internet experiments
Lecturer-STAO (Science Teachers Association of Ontario)

CTS Exam Committee Member
CTS Information Technology Committee Member
Founder and Leader CTS Teacher Band-Teacher Rock.
2001-2005 Director-Camp Kadimah-Nova Scotia Canada
Overnight Summer Camp employing 130 staff and serving 330 campers
(aged 8-16) for July and August each year.
1969-2000 Camp Kadimah- CIT 1969, Counselor 1970-1972, 1973-
1974 Program Director 1978 Assistant Director 1996-2000 Program
Director, Assistant Director
1996-1997 University of Toronto Schools-Physics/Science
Seconded from Toronto Board of Education
Information Technology Committee Member
Lectured-Automated Science Labs-STAO and FEUT
Founder and Leader-UTS Teacher/Student Band
1992-1996 Toronto Board of Education- Danforth Collegiate and
Technical Institute Teacher/Computer Facilitator-Physics,Library
Technology, Science, Computer Studies
Acting VP. Duties-part-time.
Responsible for administration and planning activities for a large highly
diverse inner city school.
Assistant Head-Physics, Eastern Danforth Summer School
Head New Educational Technologies Committee
Grade 9- De-streamed Evaluation Committee
Head-Stage Crew, Head-Cross Curriculum Lab Committee
New Educational Technology Workshops
Library Technology Workshops
Programmer/Developer-Grade 9 Evaluation System
Founder and Leader DCTI Teacher Band

1986-1992 President, GCC Technologies (Canada) Inc., Mississauga, Ontario.
Corporate responsibilities included staff training and motivational
planning, the development of innovative institutional programs for
Canadian universities and boards of education in the area of
computer hardware acquisition, and the development of end-user
training packages and daily administrative duties. Represented the
company as an expert in educational development at major
industry -wide international sessions in Boston, San Francisco and
Paris.
1981-1986 President, Atlantis Microcomputer, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Responsible for the introduction of the University of Waterloo
Janet networking laboratories to three Halifax area universities
(Dalhousie, Saint Mary’s and The Technical University of Nova
Scotia), planning and development of computer programs and
hardware acquisition with local school boards and educational
planning for Apple Canada as part of the National Dealer Council.
1980 Instructor of Computer Applications, Faculty of Education,
Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Trained teachers in the basics of computer applications software
as it applied to instructional usage in their careers, member of
administrative committee charged with selecting new MIS and
teaching systems, and developed Computer Assisted Instruction
program for teacher education on the DEC minicomputer.
1977-1980 Teacher, Toronto Board of Education Gifted Program, Toronto,
Ontario. Developed and taught in the gifted mathematics program
for exceptional students, including introductory algebra and
geometry for elementary and middle school students. Also
introduced computer and general science to the students.

1979-1980 Teacher, Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto, North York,
Ontario. Taught physics and mathematics; developed automated
acceleration experiments for classes with direct link to
microcomputers. Participated in extracurricular activities including
Coach of the school's track team, joint teacher-student recreational
hockey programs and staff supervisor for variety shows.
1978-1979 Teacher, L'Amoureaux Collegiate Institute, Scarborough,
Ontario.
Taught physics and mathematics, developed remedial mathematics
program for special education students, member of the
Scarborough Board of Education committee on the use of
computers in MIS and teaching.
Participated in extracurricular activities including teacher band.
1977-1978 Teacher, Vaughan Road Collegiate Institute,
City of York, Ontario. Taught Physics and introduced, developed
and taught Astronomy as a full credit course for grades 10 and 12.
Contributed to curriculum design and updates in both physics and
astronomy programs; coached the boys volleyball team to the city
finals.
School References:
1. Paul Edwards –Principal
Runnymede CI Toronto District School Board
Toronto Canada 416-394-3200
2. David Buhler –former Principal Central Commerce CI
3. Arnold Witt- Vice Principal Harbord Collegiate Institute

Camp References:
1. Camp Kadimah- Victor Goldberg
Former Chair of the Camp
902-491-4119
vgoldberg@coxandpalmer.com
2. Camp Ramah in Canada- David Chaikof
Former Chair of the Camp
416-865-8126
dchaikof@torys.com
416.865.8126

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