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Curriculum Vitae |
| 09-2008 to 11-2009 | Catholic University in Washington, DC School Administration Courses: 1- Current Issues in School and Education Leadership 2- School and Personnel Administration 3- Administrative Practicum Internship 4- Clinical Supervision of Teachers |
| 01-2004 / 05-2005 |
Georgia
State University Atlanta, Georgia, USA Courses taken: 1-
Second Language Acquisition |
| 2000 |
Celta - Certificate of English Language Teaching for Adults London, U.K.
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| 1995 |
Centro Universitário Fundação Santo André
Santo Andre, São Paulo, Brazil
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| 08-22-2005 /07-22-2010 | Prince George's County Public Schools - ESOL Teacher |
| 08-23-2004 /05-06-2005 | Georgia
State University - Portuguese Teacher |
| 08-23-2004 /05-06-2005 | Georgia
State University - International Office Advisor Wrote the weekly newsletter of the IEP program. Planned and participated in cultural, social and volunteer activities with international students. Provided advisory. Responsible for technology-related tasks (imaging, Power Point presentations, Publisher) Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| 08-23-2004 /12-13-2005 | Georgia
State University - Student Teacher |
| 01-02-2004 /07-30-2004 | Georgia
State University - Research Assistant Assisted Dr Beth Calhoon in her research on a phonology-based reading program for middle school students with reading disabilities. Carried out Internet and library research, devised instructional materials and teacher`s scripts, administered and scored tests. Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| 08-11-2003 /12-14-2003 |
Cultura Inglesa - EFL Teacher Applied the task-based approach in Cambridge Examinations preparatory classes. Made extensive use of technology in the classroom to develop writing skills and utilized a wide range of reading materials. São Carlos, Brazil |
| 07-08-2001 /07-30-2003 | Fulton County Public Schools - hired by Visiting International Faculty Program - ESOL Teacher Designed and taught ESOL and literacy classes to K through 5th grade to a predominantly Hispanic population. Successfully sparked students' interest in Brazilian culture. Administered and scored standardized, placement and achievement tests. Rigorously kept students’ cumulative folders updated to comply with No Child Left Behind regulations. Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| 02-01-2001 /07-20-2001 | CEL LEP English School - EFL Teacher |
| 05-06-1996 /09-20-1997 | Own Enterprise - Business/General English Teacher |
| 03-07-1995 /01-08-1996 | C.N.A. English School - EFL Teacher |
| Portuguese | Native speaker - excellent in all abilities |
| English | Native-like ability - brilliant in all abilities |
| Spanish | Native-like ability - strong reading, listening and speaking |
| Italian | Beginner's ability - intermediate level reading and listening |
| Software | Highly proficient in Microsoft Publisher, Word, Excel and Power Point, Windows/Mac Dragon Naturally Speaking Google Docs
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| Hardware | Interactive boards
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| 08-12-10 | PLUS Workshop |
| 01-12-2010 /02-22-2010 | EVO (Electonic Village Online) - TESOL |
| 04-04-2008 | Electronic Village - TESOL |
| 11-03-2007 | Maryland TESOL |
| 09-21-2007 | PGCPS ESOL Office |
| 03-20-2007 | TESOL Hit the Job Market with e-Portfolios Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. |
| 10-03-2006 | Universidad Surcolombiana |
| 03-16-2006 | TESOL There is rules, but there was deviations! Tampa, Florida, U.S.A. |
| 02-17-2006 | Northwestern
High School |
| 01-18-2006 | ESOL
Department of Prince George's County Public Schools |
| 03-29-2005 |
TESOL Using the Academic Word List to Teach Pronunciation San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A. |
| 03-14-2005 |
College of Education Brazilian Students' Learning Styles and the Educational System Georgia State University - Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| 03-01-2005 |
Department of Applied Linguistics/ESL
How to Build your Own e-Portfolio Georgia State University - Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| 11-13-2004 | Best
Practices for the ESL Teacher |
| Ribeiro, E. (2009). Hitting the Market with e-Portfolios. SBS e-Talk |
| Ribeiro, E. (2005). Teaching noncount nouns to Portuguese learners. TESOL in Action, 19(1), 23-26. |
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Becker, T., & Ribeiro, E. (2005). Has PhonePass® passed the review? TESOL in Action, 19(1), 16-19. |
| 01-13-2010 | Conscious Teaching: Succeeding with Difficult Students Rick Smith, Northwestern High School |
| 10-02-2008 | 7th Annual C3, Cyberethics, Cybersafety &Cybersecurity University of Maryland |
| 11-2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 |
Prince George's County Public Schools |
| 07-11-2009 | Assisted presenters at the Maryland TESOL |
| 04-07-2008 | Registered participants at the Electronic Village, TESOL |
03-2008, 04-2010 05-2007, 09-2007 |
Organized community cleanups with the City of Hyattsville for high school students. |
| 01-2007 / 06-2010 | Led the Environmental Action Group at Northwestern High, Hyattsville, Maryland |
| 03-23-2007 | Answered general questions at TESOL 2007 |
| 11-2004 | Assisted with the organization of 2006 SLRF (Second Language Research Forum) |
| 06-2004 / 05-2005 | Participated in the Graduate Student Association at Georgia State University as chair of the Professional Development events. |
| 03-11-2004 /03-12-2004 | Assisted with teachers' reception GA TESOL in Augusta, Georgia |
| 07-2003 / 11-2003 | Supported teachers of students with a severe level of learning disabilities in São Carlos, Brazil |
| 04-2005 |
Nominated for Alpha Lambda Chapter of Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars |
| 03-2004 and 2005 |
Travel grant from Georgia State University TESOL |
| 08-1997 / 12-2000 | Worked and studied in London, U.K., for 2 years |
| Visited Scotland, Egypt, Check Republic, Belize, Bermuda, Greece, Canada, Spain, Italy, France, Colombia, Costa Rica and most of the United States, including Hawaii. |
Barbara Cook Jerome Thomas | ESOL Department Chair Principal Coworker Phone number: 301-985-1820 |
