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Jennifer DiSabatino is an award-winning journalist and licensed Spanish and Italian teacher with over 20 years of experience in reporting, teaching, and volunteering. She has a Master's in Journalism from Northeastern University and a Bachelor's in History from UC Santa Cruz, including a year studying in Italy. Her journalism career included reporting for Computerworld, Daily Evening Item, and Daily Times Chronicle. She has taught Spanish, French, Latin, and English at several schools in Massachusetts since 2003.
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Berenice Antuna is a psychologist licensed in Mexico with over 20 years of experience teaching English. She holds several certificates in English, French and teaching. Her resume provides her contact information, education history including degrees in psychology and English proficiency. It also outlines her extensive work history teaching English at various schools in Mexico City along with previous roles in banking and retail. The resume concludes with a list of seminars, courses and workshops attended related to teaching, psychology and business.
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The French Heritage Language Program (FHLP):
- Provides free French classes to K-12 students of French heritage background in underserved public schools and community centers across the US.
- Currently serves over 500 students in New York, Florida, Maine and Massachusetts, contributing over 2,000 hours of French instruction annually.
- Was established in 2005 through a partnership between the FACE Foundation and French Embassy to support French heritage students and communities in the US that lack access to French instruction.
Resume pablo fernandez 2016
This document provides a summary of Pablo Fernández Colón's work experience and education. Some key points:
- He has over 30 years of experience teaching English as a Second Language at both the secondary and university levels in Puerto Rico and New York.
- His areas of teaching include ESL, communications, computers, graphic design, and experimental agriculture.
- He holds a BA in English Education, an MA in TESOL, and has completed over 50 credits toward an Ed.D. in Teaching and Curriculum.
- In addition to teaching, he has experience in publishing, radio broadcasting, web development, and digital photography.
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Monica M. Banks-Gunzenhauser is a professor of Spanish and ESL with over 30 years of teaching experience. She holds a PhD in Sociology of Education from the University of Iowa and has taught at various colleges and universities. Her areas of expertise include curriculum development, program administration, and community outreach related to language education and cultural studies.
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- 1. Jennifer DiSabatino 59 Marion Road Scituate, MA 02066 781.545.5192 jdisab@gmail.com Skills and Experience Summary • Award-winning journalist, with experience in general, community, business and technology reporting. • Native-speaker ability in Spanish and Italian; conversant in French. Licensed to teach Spanish and Italian in Massachusetts. Education Northeastern University Master of Arts, Journalism June 1997 University of California, Santa Cruz Bachelor of Arts, History June 1994 Includes one year as a fully matriculated student at l’Università di Bologna, one year in the Spanish for Spanish Speakers program (Español para hispanohablantes) at UCSC and a practicum teaching English as a Second Language to recent immigrants at Santa Cruz High School. Employment Details, Journalism Computerworld 2000-2002 Reporter News reporter for national newsweekly that covers the use of information technology in large corporations. Stories also appeared in other affiliated print and online publications worldwide, including CNN.com, USA Today and PC World. First Place, Jesse H. Neal Business Journalism Award 2003 for an investigative story, written with two other reporters at Computerworld, about the possible security flaws in the wireless networks used by airlines at airports. Daily Evening Item 1996-2000 Reporter Staff reporter covering the North Shore. Daily Times Chronicle 1995-1996 Reporter Part-time reporter for the Winchester edition of the daily, afternoon newspaper based in Woburn.
- 2. Employment Details, Schools Norwell Public Schools 2012-2015 Spanish, French and Latin teacher for the middle school; Italian Club advisor; Freshman Field Hockey Coach and one-on-one Tutor for Special Needs student. Scituate Public Schools 2009-2013 Spanish and Italian teacher for Adult education classes; substitute teacher for the middle and high schools. Bourne High School 2010-2011 Spanish and French teacher, advisor to Italian Club and staff liaison to Sailing Club. Duxbury and Sharon High Schools 2009-2010 Long-term Spanish substitute for maternity leaves. Cohasset Middle High School 2007-present Spanish Teacher Taught Spanish to seventh- and eighth-grade students and French to sixth-grade students as well as serving as Assistant Swim Coach for the Scituate-Cohasset Varsity Swim Team. Hull High School 2004-2007 Spanish Teacher Taught all levels of Spanish, 1-5, wrote curricula, and initiated an AP program. Led student trips abroad, served as faculty advisor to the World Language club, served on the School Council, served on the Student Advisory Committee, was Head Field Hockey Coach and Lacrosse Coach. Additionally, ran a Spanish after-school program for kindergarten- through second-grade students at the elementary school, with my students from the high school serving as assistant teachers. Wachusett Regional School District 2003-2004 Spanish and French teacher Taught first-year Spanish and French classes to seventh-graders at Chocksett Middle School in Sterling, Mass. Millis Middle and High Schools 2002-2003 Spanish and ELA teacher Taught three courses (five sections) as a full-year substitute: first-year Spanish to sixth-graders; fourth- year Spanish to ninth- and tenth-graders; and a writing-intensive ELA class to seventh-graders intended primarily to prepare them for the seventh-grade MCAS ELA test. I created the entire
- 3. curriculum for ELA class as there was none when I was hired. In addition, I was the staff advisor to the Middle School newspaper. North End Union 1997-1999 ESL Instructor English as a Second Language instructor for adult immigrants in the Greater Boston area, with as many as 10 languages spoken in the classroom. Other Scituate Animal Shelter 2005-present Volunteer Chair, Board Member, Executive Board Member and Volunteer directly caring for cats and dogs in the facility.