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| I am a: | Teacher |
| Category: | Tutoring and Homeschool |
| Name: | Joyce (see my profile) |
| Location: | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
| Member since: | 06/30/2008 |
| Updated: | 06/30/2008 |
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Summary of my Passion:
Offering a patient, fun-loving, knowledgeable personality to help prepare students for any level of math from grade school level to high school Trigonometry.
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Credentials:
JOYCE AUSTIN
WORK EXPERIENCE
[ January 1998 – June 2008 ] Edmond Public Schools-Project HOPE [ City, State ]
Math Instructor
Taught all levels of high school math from General Math to Trigonometry
Wrote Lap form math curriculum for Algebra I through Algebra II
Advisor responsibilities including career planning and counseling
[August 1996 – December 1997] Putnam City Schools-Putnam North
Taught Algebra I and Geometry
[August 1995 – May 1996] Putnam City Schools-Putnam Original
Taught Algebra IA and Algebra IB
[August 1992 – May 1995] Greenville, Texas Public Schools-New Horizons Alternative High School
Taught Algebra and Geometry
[August 1990 – May 1992] Celeste, Texas Public Schools – Celeste High School and Celeste Middle School
Taught 6th grade and 7th grade Math
Taught Geometry
EDUCATION
East Texas State University Commerce, Texas
Bachelors of Science/Mathematics Major Interdisciplinary Studies Minor
Eastern Oklahoma State University
Associates of Fine Arts – Music Major – Emphasis Vocal
REFERENCES
Kimberly Montrose Thomas-Project HOPE Coordinator
405-717-4148 wk
405-748-5111 hm
Donna Landrith-Project HOPE Instructor
405-728-7607 hm
Monty Gray-Assistant Instructional Director for Trade and Industrial Program at Francis Tuttle Technology Center
405-717-4173 wk
405-514-2889 cell
ORGANIZATIONS,PUBLICATIONS, AND SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Member of Project of HOPE Advisory Committee
Published in the Feb 2007 "The Science Teacher,"-Giving Meaning to the Numbers
Speaker at the folling conferences:
Alternative Education Summer Institute-OKC
TCTM confernces-OKC, Tulsa
SREB summer conference-Nashville
*Presentation called "Something to Talk About"-sharing resources and original curriculum for Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II written in LAP (Learning Activity Packet) form which includes projects and applications within the areas of Construction Trade, Automotive, and Masonry. It also incorporates practice relevant to ACT and EOI's.
WORK EXPERIENCE
[ January 1998 – June 2008 ] Edmond Public Schools-Project HOPE [ City, State ]
Math Instructor
Taught all levels of high school math from General Math to Trigonometry
Wrote Lap form math curriculum for Algebra I through Algebra II
Advisor responsibilities including career planning and counseling
[August 1996 – December 1997] Putnam City Schools-Putnam North
Taught Algebra I and Geometry
[August 1995 – May 1996] Putnam City Schools-Putnam Original
Taught Algebra IA and Algebra IB
[August 1992 – May 1995] Greenville, Texas Public Schools-New Horizons Alternative High School
Taught Algebra and Geometry
[August 1990 – May 1992] Celeste, Texas Public Schools – Celeste High School and Celeste Middle School
Taught 6th grade and 7th grade Math
Taught Geometry
EDUCATION
East Texas State University Commerce, Texas
Bachelors of Science/Mathematics Major Interdisciplinary Studies Minor
Eastern Oklahoma State University
Associates of Fine Arts – Music Major – Emphasis Vocal
REFERENCES
Kimberly Montrose Thomas-Project HOPE Coordinator
405-717-4148 wk
405-748-5111 hm
Donna Landrith-Project HOPE Instructor
405-728-7607 hm
Monty Gray-Assistant Instructional Director for Trade and Industrial Program at Francis Tuttle Technology Center
405-717-4173 wk
405-514-2889 cell
ORGANIZATIONS,PUBLICATIONS, AND SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Member of Project of HOPE Advisory Committee
Published in the Feb 2007 "The Science Teacher,"-Giving Meaning to the Numbers
Speaker at the folling conferences:
Alternative Education Summer Institute-OKC
TCTM confernces-OKC, Tulsa
SREB summer conference-Nashville
*Presentation called "Something to Talk About"-sharing resources and original curriculum for Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II written in LAP (Learning Activity Packet) form which includes projects and applications within the areas of Construction Trade, Automotive, and Masonry. It also incorporates practice relevant to ACT and EOI's.
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