High School Technician

Location:

Scarborough, ME

Posted:

November 08, 2012

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***A Pine Point RD • Scarborough, ME ***** • Phone (207) 318 – 6297

**.************@*****.***

Eric R Jorgensen

Work experience

**** – Current Mt. Ararat High School Topsham, Maine

Educational Technician III

Full time educational technician working with individual students and small groups.

Work in English, social studies, reading and writing, and math classrooms. Create materials for the classroom and give direct instruction to students.

2005 – 2011 TRC Maine

Archaeological Field Technician

Full time field archaeologist and crew chief. Fulfilled all of the regular duties of a field technician as well as crew chief duties.

Worked on phase I, II & III archaeological surveys. Worked on both historic and pre-historic projects in Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Virginia, Tennessee, and Alabama.

2002 - 2005 Catherine McAuley High School Portland, Maine

History Teacher

Full time history teacher teaching three World History classes to freshmen and two U.S. History classes to juniors.

Fulfilled all of the responsibilities of a classroom teacher and ran extra-curricular activities.

2000 - 2001 LADO International College Tokyo, Japan

English Language Instructor/Full Time

Taught groups of eight students for two consecutive fifty-minute periods. The first period was conversation based and the second was grammar.

2000 - 2001 Toshima Senior High School Tokyo, Japan

English Language Instructor/Part Time

Taught classes of twenty-five, fifteen and sixteen year old students. We focused on English conversation and pronunciation.

1998 - 2000 Nova Tokyo, Japan

English Language Instructor/Full Time

Taught classes of four students. We focused on English conversation around a specific grammar point.

Education

1993 – 1997 University of Maine at Farmington

Bachelor of Science, Secondary Education, Social Sciences

2005 Walter Phillips Homestead Site, Damariscotta, Maine

Field School

Two week historic field school with archaeologist Tim Dinsmore on a colonial site dating back to 1650.

2009 University of Phoenix, Online

Teaching with the Internet, Secondary Reading Methods

Two 3 credit courses. Teaching with the Internet taught me how to create a website to use in my history classroom. Secondary Reading Methods covered pre-, during-, and post-reading strategies for students who do not read at grade level.

Interests and activities

History, archaeology, traveling, reading, hiking, snowboarding, and surfing.

References

Richard T. Will, Ph.D.

NE CRM Operations Manager

TRC

71 Oak St.

Ellsworth, ME 04605

Telephone: 207-***-****

James Clark, Senior Archaeologist

TRC

71 Oak St.