Claudia Mora is seeking a position as a preschool/elementary school director or support services coordinator. She has over 10 years of experience in Colombia as a special education teacher, learning center coordinator, and psychoeducational tester. She is skilled in developing intervention programs, monitoring student progress, and building relationships.
Mayra Schwarz Martin is seeking a teaching position and has over 15 years of experience teaching various subjects to students from kindergarten through high school. She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in International Education and has a Bachelor's degree in Marketing. Her objective is to encourage active learning, student performance, and technology use in the classroom to help students become productive citizens. She is proficient in English, German, and Spanish.
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This document outlines a project at CEPA El Fontán in Oviedo, Spain to address learner diversity and prevent dropouts through adaptive teaching methods. The project aims to 1) increase learner attendance and prevent dropouts, 2) address diverse learner needs through flexible teaching, 3) improve academic performance, and 4) connect learners to the job market. Teachers will develop flexible lessons, apply adaptive teaching, connect learners to the local employment agency, and design new e-learning materials. The project involves secondary and adult education students and teachers from various subject areas.
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This document provides a summary of Liliana Calderon Herrera's qualifications and experience as a bilingual preschool teacher. It outlines her educational background which includes a Bachelor's degree in Preschool Education from Monserrate University in Bogota. It also details her career history working as a preschool and elementary school teacher in Colombia, Mexico, and the United States over the past decade. Her skills and qualifications include planning engaging learning activities, skill in both English and Spanish, and the ability to work well on a teaching team.
This document outlines a project at CEPA El Fontán in Oviedo, Spain to address learner diversity and prevent dropouts through adaptive teaching methods. The project aims to 1) increase learner attendance and prevent dropouts, 2) address diverse learner needs through flexible teaching, 3) improve academic performance, and 4) connect learners to the job market. Teachers will develop flexible lessons, apply adaptive teaching, connect learners to the local employment agency, and design new e-learning materials. The project involves secondary and adult education students and teachers from various subject areas.
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This document provides a summary of Brian Long's background and experience as an English Language Arts and Learning Specialist teacher. It highlights his diverse training, proven success teaching grades 6-12, and approach that addresses different learning styles and encourages learning differences through differentiated lessons and formative assessment. He is committed to establishing supportive relationships and consistent innovation to improve instruction.
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The document describes Pathways2Teaching, a program that aims to address critical issues in schools like teacher shortages and lack of diversity in the teaching workforce. It prepares high school students to become teachers through a concurrent enrollment program where they take college courses with a social justice focus. The goal is for students to earn credits toward a teaching degree and gain experience through fieldwork, with the long term goal of addressing teacher needs in their own communities.
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The document summarizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP), which is designed for students aged 3 to 12. The PYP focuses on developing well-rounded, inquisitive learners through a transdisciplinary curriculum centered around six themes of global significance. It aims to challenge students academically while also supporting their social-emotional growth and ability to engage with the world. Key features of the PYP include its emphasis on inquiry-based learning, development of international-mindedness, and preparation for further IB programmes.
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The document discusses raising cultural awareness in the EFL classroom. It defines cultural awareness and intercultural awareness. The presentation objectives are to provide theoretical knowledge about multicultural education, develop ideas for integrating migrant students, and highlight teaching practices that encompass innovation. Some challenges for teachers in culturally diverse classrooms include language barriers, different backgrounds, and lack of resources. The role of teachers is to demonstrate respect, collaboration, tolerance and understanding of different cultures. Suggested methods include engaging students, helping set classroom rules, using simplified language, authentic materials, and addressing conflicts wisely.
Paul J. Burkhardt has extensive experience in education, including long-term substitute teaching, tutoring, and adjunct faculty positions. He has taught a variety of subjects from K-12 and in higher education. Burkhardt also has experience in student services, academic support, administration, and counseling. He holds a Master's degree in Education and is pursuing a Master's in Mental Health Counseling.
The document outlines a plan to make a kindergarten institution bilingual by January 2017. It discusses focusing on four objectives: faculty, curriculum, resources, and parents' engagement. For faculty, teachers will be trained in the target language through classes taught 3 times per week. The curriculum will use the target language for at least 50% of communication and promote various skills. Resources will include improving teachers' language skills, hiring an English teacher, and adapting classrooms with technology. Parents will be engaged through meetings, progress updates, and information about the bilingual program. The goal is to prepare children for a competitive world with bilingual education and innovation.
The document outlines plans and support for students with special needs and foreign students at an Italian school. It discusses plans to facilitate inclusion and integration, such as assigning tutors, developing individualized educational plans, encouraging mixed pathways from school to work, and creating counseling points. The goals are to help students with disabilities and from other cultures achieve academic success and social integration through customized support and resources.
Yolanda Hanna is a highly motivated educator with over 10 years of experience in teaching roles from preschool through 6th grade. She has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and has worked as a teacher, teacher's assistant, and tutor for various schools and organizations. Hanna is skilled in developing lesson plans, curriculum, and instructional strategies to meet the diverse needs of students. She is committed to educating students and enhancing their learning through a variety of teaching techniques.
Michael L. Moore has 15 years of experience in social services and education. She holds multiple advanced degrees including a Master of Education, Master of Divinity, and Master of Education. Currently, Moore works as a preschool teacher where she facilitates learning and models appropriate social behaviors. Previously, she has held various leadership roles such as after school director and special education coordinator. Moore is skilled in areas like curriculum development, behavior management, and collaborative teaching.
The document describes the context of a practicum for an English pedagogy student. It provides details about the school, classroom, students, and relevant factors to consider for lesson planning. Specifically, it notes that the school has a bilingual program until 5th grade and focuses on delivering quality education inspired by values. The classroom has 38 students aged 13-15, some with learning difficulties. Relevant contextual factors for lesson planning include the school's educational focus, using technology resources, and accommodating different learning needs. The student aims to understand the context well to design motivating lessons connected to students' interests.
The document presents the Basic Learning Rights (BLRs) in English for grades 6-11 in Colombia. It introduces the BLRs as a tool to ensure educational quality and equity for all students in the country. The BLRs describe the key knowledge and skills students should learn and develop in English at each grade level. They are structured coherently with the Curriculum Guidelines and Basic Competency Standards. The examples provided illustrate the communication skills students can demonstrate at each grade. The BLRs are intended as a reference for classroom planning and curriculum development to help students achieve the competency level goals.
The document discusses the curriculum and instructional strategies used in four school districts to support English Language Learner (ELL) students in meeting state standards. It provides details on the curriculum materials, programs, and assessments used in each district, as well as instructional supports like push-in and pull-out services. The presenters evaluate how effectively each district's approaches assist ELL students in acquiring English and meeting learning goals.
This document provides a summary of Brian Long's background and experience as an English Language Arts and Learning Specialist teacher. It highlights his diverse training, proven success teaching grades 6-12, and approach that addresses different learning styles and encourages learning differences through differentiated lessons and formative assessment. He is committed to establishing supportive relationships and consistent innovation to improve instruction.
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The document summarizes the first week of the practicum experience for a pedagogy student working with grades 1st and 2nd at a rural school. The student contacted the facilitating teacher via WhatsApp to introduce herself, understand the teaching methodology used, and agree on a schedule to provide learning support. The facilitating teacher uses an active learning methodology and distributes work guides to students as they have limited internet access. The pedagogy student will create WhatsApp groups and provide reinforcement activities after the Easter break to help strengthen reading and writing skills.
This document provides a summary of Sharon Eicher's qualifications and experience as a special education teacher. She has over 20 years of experience in special education, from elementary through high school levels. She is skilled in adapting curricula to student needs, integrating technology, and collaborating with others. Her certifications are in elementary education, learning disabilities, and she is highly qualified in reading and math. She has a master's degree in special education and has held various special education teaching and leadership roles throughout her career.
The document describes Pathways2Teaching, a concurrent enrollment program that aims to address critical teacher shortages and lack of diversity in the teaching workforce. The program allows high school juniors and seniors to take college courses focused on education with a social justice lens. Upon completing the program, students earn college credits and a paraprofessional certificate. The goal is to recruit and train a more diverse group of community-responsive teachers from within local districts.
The document describes Pathways2Teaching, a program that aims to address critical issues in schools like teacher shortages and lack of diversity in the teaching workforce. It prepares high school students to become teachers through a concurrent enrollment program where they take college courses with a social justice focus. The goal is for students to earn credits toward a teaching degree and gain experience through fieldwork, with the long term goal of addressing teacher needs in their own communities.
Basic Educational Curriculum in Singapore janehbasto
The Singapore education system aims to provide students with a holistic and broad-based education through developing eight core skills and values. It seeks to nurture each child's potential through a curriculum that imparts literacy, numeracy, bilingualism, sciences, humanities and more. Teaching strategies and assessments are designed to help students achieve learning outcomes and acquire skills like character development, social skills, thinking skills and knowledge application. The goal is to develop students who are morally, intellectually and socially strong contributors to Singapore's growth.
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In Italy, pupils with disabilities attend mainstream schools and are provided support based on certifications of their disabilities. An Individualized Educational Plan is created for each student with disabilities to help them achieve goals related to autonomy, skills, and more. The school discussed has 29 students with disabilities who receive varying levels of support from teachers depending on their diagnosis. It also has 36 students with specific learning disorders who follow personalized plans. The school aims to be fully inclusive and offers various programs and supports to meet the needs of all students.
The document summarizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP), which is designed for students aged 3 to 12. The PYP focuses on developing well-rounded, inquisitive learners through a transdisciplinary curriculum centered around six themes of global significance. It aims to challenge students academically while also supporting their social-emotional growth and ability to engage with the world. Key features of the PYP include its emphasis on inquiry-based learning, development of international-mindedness, and preparation for further IB programmes.
This document outlines the qualifications and experience of an educator. It summarizes their skills as a leader, communicator, and organizer based on various leadership roles. It also lists their educational background including a bachelor's degree in education and TEFL certification. Finally, it provides details of their teaching experience in the US, Costa Rica, and Argentina as well as volunteer work supporting education programs.
The document discusses raising cultural awareness in the EFL classroom. It defines cultural awareness and intercultural awareness. The presentation objectives are to provide theoretical knowledge about multicultural education, develop ideas for integrating migrant students, and highlight teaching practices that encompass innovation. Some challenges for teachers in culturally diverse classrooms include language barriers, different backgrounds, and lack of resources. The role of teachers is to demonstrate respect, collaboration, tolerance and understanding of different cultures. Suggested methods include engaging students, helping set classroom rules, using simplified language, authentic materials, and addressing conflicts wisely.
Paul J. Burkhardt has extensive experience in education, including long-term substitute teaching, tutoring, and adjunct faculty positions. He has taught a variety of subjects from K-12 and in higher education. Burkhardt also has experience in student services, academic support, administration, and counseling. He holds a Master's degree in Education and is pursuing a Master's in Mental Health Counseling.
The document outlines a plan to make a kindergarten institution bilingual by January 2017. It discusses focusing on four objectives: faculty, curriculum, resources, and parents' engagement. For faculty, teachers will be trained in the target language through classes taught 3 times per week. The curriculum will use the target language for at least 50% of communication and promote various skills. Resources will include improving teachers' language skills, hiring an English teacher, and adapting classrooms with technology. Parents will be engaged through meetings, progress updates, and information about the bilingual program. The goal is to prepare children for a competitive world with bilingual education and innovation.
The document outlines plans and support for students with special needs and foreign students at an Italian school. It discusses plans to facilitate inclusion and integration, such as assigning tutors, developing individualized educational plans, encouraging mixed pathways from school to work, and creating counseling points. The goals are to help students with disabilities and from other cultures achieve academic success and social integration through customized support and resources.
Yolanda Hanna is a highly motivated educator with over 10 years of experience in teaching roles from preschool through 6th grade. She has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and has worked as a teacher, teacher's assistant, and tutor for various schools and organizations. Hanna is skilled in developing lesson plans, curriculum, and instructional strategies to meet the diverse needs of students. She is committed to educating students and enhancing their learning through a variety of teaching techniques.
Michael L. Moore has 15 years of experience in social services and education. She holds multiple advanced degrees including a Master of Education, Master of Divinity, and Master of Education. Currently, Moore works as a preschool teacher where she facilitates learning and models appropriate social behaviors. Previously, she has held various leadership roles such as after school director and special education coordinator. Moore is skilled in areas like curriculum development, behavior management, and collaborative teaching.
The document describes the context of a practicum for an English pedagogy student. It provides details about the school, classroom, students, and relevant factors to consider for lesson planning. Specifically, it notes that the school has a bilingual program until 5th grade and focuses on delivering quality education inspired by values. The classroom has 38 students aged 13-15, some with learning difficulties. Relevant contextual factors for lesson planning include the school's educational focus, using technology resources, and accommodating different learning needs. The student aims to understand the context well to design motivating lessons connected to students' interests.
The document presents the Basic Learning Rights (BLRs) in English for grades 6-11 in Colombia. It introduces the BLRs as a tool to ensure educational quality and equity for all students in the country. The BLRs describe the key knowledge and skills students should learn and develop in English at each grade level. They are structured coherently with the Curriculum Guidelines and Basic Competency Standards. The examples provided illustrate the communication skills students can demonstrate at each grade. The BLRs are intended as a reference for classroom planning and curriculum development to help students achieve the competency level goals.
1. C l a u d i a M o r a
(57) 3125473477 Trans 1 E 65 C 41, Apt.402
claumorac@gmail.com Liked in : https://co.linkedin.com/in/claudia-mora-81b6992a
Skype : claumoracorredor Citizenship : Colombian
Seeking Position As:
P r e s c h o o l / E l e m e n t a r y S c h o o l D i r e c t o r / S u p p o r t S e r v i c e s
C o o r d i n a t o r .
I am a committed, creative, and persistent educator with more than 10 years of solid experience teaching
students with special needs, creating successful individual educational programs, and implementing psycho-
educational testing at well-known private schools in Colombia.
I am a diligent, passionate and responsible professional leading student support teams.
I have exceptional abilities in developing successful Intervention programs (RTI), monitoring student progress
through Aimsweb, summative and formative assessments, as well as building caring relationships.
I have successfully implemented good classroom management practices through: conscious discipline,
assessment protocols, community building, and problem solving.
I thrive in demanding, challenging, and respectful team environments and excel under pressure.
Data based driven professional.
RTI /Differentiation/Neurodiversity Believer
P r o f e s s i o n a l E x p e r i e n c e
CNG – COLEGIO NUEVA GRANADA
CNG is an American School in Bogotá . Accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
and AnvancED .
Jan 2005 – Present
Learning Center Specialist, Special Education
2. Bogotá, Colombia
Primary School Learning Center Coordinator, Coordinates Student Support Teams by creating intervention
plans, tiering instruction and assessment protocols with a transdisciplinary team (OT, LT, General Educator,
and parents). Develop and support the IEPS and Health plans implementation for children that have learning
needs. Grades: PreK and Kindergarten.
Accreditation Committee Member, Participated in the different school accreditation processes working on
peer evaluation, programs implementation, curriculum alignment and improving students learning
experience.
Handwriting /Sensory Motor Coordinator
Plan and implement the Handwriting Without Tears curriculum providing developmentally appropriate,
multisensory tools and strategies for general Ed classroom addressing all styles of learning.
Plan, organize, execute and assess differentiated subjects Math, Science, Social studies, Language Arts
Lessons in order to reach every student`s learning profile. Grades: K- 9 grade
Participate in Inclusion Program which main objective is to mainstream students with learning differences
in general classrooms. (Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Childhood Psychosis) Grades: kindergarten,
First, Second and Fifth grade.
Contributes in the creation of multidisciplinary teams with local health professionals (Language therapists,
Occupational therapists, Psychiatrists, and Neuro- pediatrician) to assure the academic growth of the
students with learning differences.
Participated in the Read To succeed program for struggling readers which
main objective is to Preteach and reteach literacy skills using Reading remediation programs (Teachers
College, Lindamood –Bell and Barton strategies). Grades: Kindergarten, first second and third
Developed and launched the Anti-bullying program with parents –teachers- students using Restorative
Practices, Conscious Discipline and Floortime model Practices.
Intervened in Fast ForWord program, which builds strong cognitive academic language
foundations. Learners experience rapid improvements in English language and literacy skills, including the
essential skill of reading for meaning.
INSTITUCION UNIVERSITARIA COLOMBO AMERICANA UNICA 2013-
Present
Learning Dissabilities and Diffferenation Strategies Teacher
Bogotá – Colombia
Teach the Learning Dissabilities and Differantion strategies Module for the Specialization In Bilingual
Education.
Support teachers from different Colombian schools desinging Intervention plans, IEPS and Health plans.
Help teachers in the creation and implementation of RTI model .
3. COLEGIO RETOS Y RETOS April 2004 – May
2005
Counseling, Psycho educational tester.
Bogotá, Colombia
Test children between 13-18 years old in order to determine their cognitive strengths and weaknesses
Design and Execute Lesson plans and brain based strategies that help students with Learning
differences to cope with the academic demands . Grades 7th
, 8th
, 9th
.
C o n s u l t a n c y
FUNDACIÓN HOGAR NUEVA GRANADA 2008 – Present
Bogotá, Colombia
Contribute in the creation of multidisciplinary teams with local health professionals (Language therapists,
Occupational therapists, Psychiatrists, and Neuro- pediatrician) to assure the academic growth of the
students in poverty situations.
Created workshops on Saturdays for parents. (Parenting, Learning need, home strategies)
COLEGIO SANTA MARIA 2014 – Present
Bogotá, Colombia
Support School`s community on the creation of an Inclusive mission and vision.
Support Administrators on the design an implementation of the Inclusion Program.
Create entry and exit criteria from Support Services.
Design and create Intervention plans and student progress monitor strategies
Facilitate professional development for Staff and School community
FUNDACIÓN PARA LA NIÑEZ ABANDONADA (FANA) 2013
Bogotá, Colombia
Create Early intervention plans for babies and toddlers.
Design intervention plans for academic remediation.
Facilitate professional development for Staff .
4. E d u c a t i o n
State University Of New York College at Buffalo, 2014 Master of Science, Educational Sciences
Institución Universitaria Colombo Americana UNICA , Bogota Colombia April 2010 , Specialization in
Bilingual Education
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota Colombia, May 2006, Psychologist, Major in Neuropsychology
C e r t i f i c a t i o n s
University of Kentucky, 2016 Digital Badge Endorsement in Inclusive Education.
Buffalo State University, 2012 Certification in Special Education for international Schools
Handwriting Without Tears, 2014 Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum.
Greenspan Floortime Model, 2014 Certification Level 2
Next Frontier of Inclusion , 2013 Inclusion , Building a Culture of Inclusion , Training hours :30
Stanley Greenspan Institute, online, May 2011,
THE BASIC COURSE ON THE GREENSPAN FLOORTIME APPROACH, Hours of Instruction: 15
MELTDOWNS AND TANTRUMS WORKSHOP, hours of instruction: 8
REGULATORY PROCESSING DISORDERS WORKSHOP, hours of instruction: 12
Brain Fitters, Bogotá ,Abril 2009, Basic Adminisrtration Course Fast ForWord. Training hours: 12
International Institute of Restorative Practices, Bogota Colombia, 2009 Introduction to Restorative Practices.
Training hours: 8
W e b B a s e d C u r r i c u l u m M a n a g e m e n t , A s s e s s m e n t
Atlas Rubricon
Aimsweb
Goal book
Skyward Platform