2016 Dicque Walz
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Dicque Walz has over 30 years of experience in education with expertise in instructional design, visual art instruction, and technology. She holds a Master's degree in Instructional Design and Technology and Bachelor's degrees in Art Education and Photography. Her professional experience includes 17 years teaching visual art to K-8 students and developing multimedia lessons. She is proficient in a variety of design, multimedia, and learning management software and specializes in creating engaging content for online and blended learning environments.
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- 1. DICQUE WALZ dicquewalz.com • 110 La Riviere Road, Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 • 407.720.9516 • dicque.walz@gmail.com Skills: Adobe Captivate Adobe Photoshop Adobe Bridge Adobe Lightroom Adobe Illustrator Garageband iBook iMovie iPhoto Edmodo Schoology Blackboard Canvas Moodle Docebo PowToons Voki iCloud DropBox Google Drive One Drive WordPress CyberDuck Fat Cow Screen capture Screen Flow Animoto Videography Photography Editing Script writing Voiceover Infographic Design brief Flowchart Storyboard Gaming strategies Assessments Multiple Social Media Platforms Education Full Sail University, Orlando, FL 2015 Master of Science, Instructional Design & Technology Class Salutatorian; Advanced Achiever Award Universityof Central Florida, Orlando, FL. 1998 Bachelor of Science, Art Education Brevard Community College, Cocoa, FL. 1992 Associate in Arts Brevard Community College, Cocoa, FL 1978 Associate in Science, Photography Professional Experience Visual Art Teacher in Brevard County, Florida for 17 years: Developed, planned and delivered original instructions to complement the adopted curriculum to Kindergarten through middle grade students, including ESE students. Lessons included 2D and 3D art, color theory, art history and appreciation, production and assessment. Media included drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, textiles, mosaics and collage. Prepared and displayed student work for shows in the school and community. Students won awards in local contests, district Art Fair and local student art shows. Collaborated with classroom teachers, specials teachers and school professionals to integrate art and classroom curriculum, including reading, math and science. Used classroom and school technology to introduce and incorporate 21st Century learning skills within the art curriculum. Created multimedia introductory sets to reach students at all interest and ability levels. Created tutorials and step by step-by-step instructions for multi-step/intricate projects. Sea Park Elementary School, Satellite Beach, FL August 2011 – present Space Coast Jr/Sr High School, Cocoa, FL August 2010 – May 2011 . Theodore Roosevelt ElementarySchool, Cocoa Beach, FL August 2002 – May 2010 Endeavour ElementarySchool, Cocoa, FL September 2001 to May 2002 St. Mark’s Academy, Cocoa, FL August 2000 to May 2001 Mila Elementary, Merritt Island, FL and Atlantis Elementary, Cocoa, FL 1998 to 2000 short-term positions Gifted Student Program Teacher
- 2. Planned and taught pullout classes for approximately 200 GSP students. Planned, organized and chaperoned educational field trips and seminars. Reviewed and wrote Educational Plans, maintained student files, screened students for recommendation and placement, met with Child Study Team, parents and students as needed. Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School, Cocoa Beach, FL September 2003 to May 2004 Substitute Teacher Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School and Theodore Roosevelt ElementarySchool 1998 to 2001 Pre-school Teacher Taught two to five year olds art, language, music, social skills, perception, fine and gross motor skills. Active participant in bi-monthly parent/teacher education meetings and monthly teacher/resource meetings. BCC Lab School, Cocoa Beach, FL 1995-1996 Buyer Boeing/City of Palm Bay/ Military Sealift Command at Patrick Air Force Base 1985 to 1992 Professional Membership/Development Member Florida Art Educators Association; attended 2009 and 2013 Orlando FAEA conference Member Brevard Art Educators Association since 2004; currently maintaining web site 2008 & 2009 attended 1 week Art Teacher Summer Workshop 2008 Professional Development Day workshop presenter Completed ESOL 18 hour Course Extracurricular and Community Activities Sea Park Elementary School, Future Problem Solvers, Social Committee member, Technology Committee member, Fine Arts Committee member Roosevelt ElementarySchool, Art Club; Social Committee Chair; Judge-Odyssey of the Mind, 2008; Teacher-5th grade Math Superstars, 2000 to 2001; Coach-Odyssey of the Mind, 1997 to 1998; Volunteer-Apple Corps, 1995 to 2002 Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School, Volunteer-Project Graduation committee, band volunteer and board member, Apple Corp, 2001 to 2011 Surfside Playhouse, Actor and volunteer, 2000 to present Girl Scouts, Troop leader and treasurer, 1996 to 2002