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 References: Çetin Artan Work: 90 212 276 0545 ex114 Mobile 0505 408 73 60, E-mail: cetinartan@enkaschools.com Dr. Clinton Vickers Home: 90 286 721 70 80 Alan Fraker |
1998-2003, Enka Schools, Istanbul,
Turkey As a full time Art Teacher in grades K-4 during my first two years at Enka Schools I prepared lessons, developed curriculum and taught classes in art using English as the main language of instruction to predominately monolingual Turkish students. During my third year at Enka I worked to integrate technology into the English Program (for teachers, students, and administrators) and assisted teaching English to special needs students. For three years I taught computers and technology in grades 4 to 7 and led in developing the technology curriculum to meet international standards. I served on various committees, which included the Technology Committee, Playground and Behavior Committees. I was chairperson of the School Restructuring Committee. I worked on the founding of the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Student Tutoring Program. I co-supervised the Computer and Website clubs. I helped produce an earthquake picture book, parent handbooks, internet and intranet sites for the school, various posters and graphics, and a recruitment slide show. I led various fund raising activities for Kosovo refuges and earthquake victims. I presented different workshops for teacher training at conferences including; use of art materials, classroom management, fostering creativity, assessment, and use of technology in the classroom. |
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1996-1998, Pine Villa Elementary, Goulds,
Florida As a full time Art Teacher I prepared lessons and taught nineteen to twenty-one art classes weekly for grades two to five. Some of my students had limited English ability so I received special training to work with them. I developed a multi-cultural art curriculum that focused on the arts of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Reading and art history were also embedded in unit projects. Additionally, I taught reading as a Reading Assistant five hours a week for a first grade class. I served on various school committees. The students and I produced works to enliven the school environment. We designed and painted stage decorations and props for student plays and the backdrops for the morning televised school announcements. I served as chairperson of the Special Areas Department. I was the school's liaison with the Teacher Education Center. I am certified by the State of Florida, Art K-12. My certificate is currently valid until and renewable in 2008.
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 Mary Murray Home: 305 665 6087 Email:misgatorkids@yahoo.com
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1991-1998, The Historical Museum of
Southern Florida, Miami, Florida Teacher of history and culture of South Florida through the arts, developed lessons and programs that reflect the diverse culture of South Florida. Specialized in arts and crafts projects that supplement an interactive museum experience. Oversaw museum operations including museum aides and security during normal operations and special events. Coordinated Dade County Public School’s 4th Grade History Mysteries Program which consisted of scheduling 450 school field trips along with transportation for approximately 13,500 students annually. Annually scheduled additional field trips for 10,000 to 17,000 students in various multicultural programs. Produced a bi-weekly teaching and museum aide schedule for over 20 part-time and full time teachers and staff. Produced marketing materials, responsible for design and layout of quarterly magazine and an exhibit catalogue, oversaw bulk mailings, was the Camp-in Overnight Adventure Leader, assisted in program development and grant writing.
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