Aid Instructor Otay Mesa
Resume:
RESUME
Daniel David Martin
P.O. Box ***** Olympia,WA. 98508
adpkdv@r.postjobfree.com
Currently, I am a retired substitute teacher for Selah School District since 2011, Selah, WA. 98942.
I was a substitute teacher for Wapato School District.
From 2006-2007, I was a Resource Room teacher at PACE Alternative High
School, P. O. Box 38, 212 W. 3rd Street, Wapato,Washington, 98951, 509-***-****
Principal: Ms. Cathy Hammerberg.Retired 2007.
Fort Simcoe Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center, 40 Abella Lane, White Swan, WA.98952, 509-***-**** Supervisor: Ms. Philomena Saluskin, retired. Teacher GS1710 7.6 (June 21, 1993- April 21, 2006) Basic Math, and GED instructor. I have taught Applied Vocational Academics, World of Work EXIT, Inter-group Relations, Reading, Health, Parenting, CPR/First Aid, Driver’s Education, and all the classes leading to GED and diploma. I also worked as fire crew bus driver, dorm staff, TABE Tester, and Recreation staff.
Central Texas College, P.O. Box 1800, Killeen, Texas, 76540-1800, 1-800-***-****, Supervisor: Ms. Susan Wilson Program Afloat College Education (P.A.C.E.) Instructor
(September 4, 1989- June 21, 1993) Teaching Introduction to Sociology, and Psychology, Basic Skills, Reading, Writing, and Math to active duty military personnel on board United States vessels at sea. I also provided placement testing ASSET, CTABE, and general counseling.
San Diego City College, 3375 Camino del Rio South, San Diego, California, 92108, 619-***-**** Sociology Instructor (December, 1990- June 21, 1993).
San Ysidro School District, 4350 Otay Mesa, San Ysidro, California, 92173-1685, 619-***-****, On call Substitute Teacher grades K-8. (January, 1989-June 21, 1993) I also served as a secondary school substitute teacher for local schools in San Diego County.
Hacienda-La Puente School District, 15959 E. Gale Ave., PO Box 60002, City of Industry, California, 91716, 626-***-****, (December, 1982- December, 1988) . Part Time Adult Education Instructor Teaching GED, Adult Education, Basic Skills in Los Angeles County Jail Corrections Division, Fire Camps, and State of California Department of Corrections.(January,1988-December, 1988). I also served as a GED tester, Pre-release advisor. As a Work Evaluation Technician Temporary 1, ( November, 1986-December-1987) I interviewed inmates for placement in JTPA job training . Instruments used (WRAT, GATES, COPES, CAP, COPS). I also served as a secondary substitute teacher in the regular school district.
ABC School District, 16700 Norwalk Blvd. Cerritos, California, 90701, 213-***-**** Substitute Teacher (May, 1978- December, 1982). I severed for several Los Angeles County Schools Districts Inglewood, Los Angeles City, and El Segundo.
El Monte Union High School District, El Monte, California, (January 1983 - December 1988) Adult Education, ESL Teacher, and Substitute Teacher.
Delano Unified School District 1747 Princeton Street, Delano, California, 93215, 661-***-**** (August, 1984- August, 1985)
Alternative High School Social Studies and Work Experience Teacher.
South Bay Dry Cleaning Association and California National Guard, Redondo Beach, California, City of Los Angeles CETA grant, 215 West 6Th Street, Room 800, Los Angeles, California, 90014. (October, 1980- May, 1982) Job Developer, and Adult Education Tutor. I placed CETA enrollees in job placement sites, and tutored National Guard enrollees in basic skills math, reading, and writing.
Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA), VISTA Alumni, 1201 New York Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. (January, 1976- October, 1977) Social Worker: (1976)I served at Arizona Job College, Casa Grande, Arizona as a social worker and ESL tutor provided counseling, and caseworker for enrolled families. At Los Angeles Spastic Children’s Foundation (1977) I served as Adult Apartment Program Assistant I helped develop housing for developmentally disabled adults.
Gardena Hotline Inc. 1730 West Gardena Blvd. City of Gardena, Gardena, California I was a volunteer listener and served as director of a crisis intervention non-profit organization. (1971-1975, 1978-1979).
Inglewood YMCA 319 Kelso Ave. Inglewood, California, 90301 Summer Camp Aquatics, 1967-1969
EDUCATION
El Camino College, Torrance, California, 90506: A. A. Community Services and Sociology, 1/29/ 1971.
California State University Dominguez Hills, Carson, California, 90747: B.A. Sociology and Behavioral Science, 3/21/1973, M.A. General Sociology Thesis Title: Vietnamese Refugee Acculturation, A Family Case Study, 12/23/1986.
California State University Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, 90032: Student Teaching Secondary Education Teacher Social Science, U.S. History and World History, LAUSD South Gate High School and Virgil Intermediate, 12/ 1982.
CRENDENTALS
State of California Teaching Credential, Single Subject, Social Science, 1982 #030193544
State of California Community College Instructor, Sociology, 1988 #337732
State of California Community College Counselor, 1988 #334197
State of California Community Student Personnel Worker, 1988 #334198
State of Washington Teaching Credential, Special Education, Sociology, and Social
Studies, 1993 #328021A
CERTIFICATES
YMCA Basic Scuba Diver, 1962
YMCA Leader Examiner, 1967
Red Cross Canoeing, 1967
Laubach Literacy International Tutor, 1976
University of California, Los Angeles, Upper Extremity Orthotics, 1978
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Water Safety, 1980
University of Washington, Native American Science Outreach Network, 1995
Medic First Aid Instructor, 1996
Defensive Driving, 1993
Fire Fighter, 1993
Federal Security, 1993
Letter of Interest:
To Whom It May Concern:
Please include me as an applicant.
Currently, I am a Substitute Teacher for Selah School District, Selah, WA.
I was a part teacher at PACE Alternative School from 2006-2007, and Substitute Teacher until
2011. in Wapato, Washington, 98951.
I worked at Fort Simcoe Job Corps from June 21, 1993 to April 21, 2006. I was an adult education teacher, and I taught all subjects leading to GED and diploma. As a vocational school staff I served on committees and teams within the week that provide strategies for each student to assist in completing their trade. Many of the students are from abused, single parent, and drug and alcoholic backgrounds. I provided educational counseling as member of a strategy team each week for all of the students. The strategy services to review and provide assistance for each student. Also a 30 day review of education and behavior is provided by the P/PEP committee. I also served as TABE Tester, Pre-GED Tester. I assisted students going to Yakima Valley Community College for GED testing.
As a Central Texas College PACE instructor from 1989-1993, I provided instruction, counseling, and CTABE, and ASSET testing to active duty military personal on board United States Naval ships. I also completed budget requests for my scheduled classes.
As a part time adult education teacher, with Hacienda La Puente School District from 1982-1988 I was employed as a GED tester with the inmate program of Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department and California Department of Corrections from 1986-1988.
My references are as follows: Shawn John 509-***-****, Shannon Torres 509-***-****, and Rene Newport 509-***-****.
Sincerely,
Daniel David Martin
P.O. Box 10586
Yakima, WA 98909
Philosophy of Education and Diversity Statement:
My philosophy of education is developed from experience from working at Job Corps located on the Yakama Nation in White Swan, Washington,. I provided education and counseling to encourage my students to complete their training.
Students from Africa, Asia, Central America, Europe, Mexico, Pacific Islands, Southeast Asia, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and additional Native American tribal members are enrolled as students. Each student is provided assistance and personal attention. Many of the graduates continue advanced training as a union apprentice, military, and community college classes.
I always have a positive image and self-esteem that projects self-regard. I love my instructional subject, i.e. love science and math. I have an open and positive approach to working with students and staff. I do not give or never give up.
My marriage is also a diversity experience since 1982 Lizabeth Santos Resurreccion and myself. Lizabeth emigrated from the Philippines in 1980. We have two daughters Lynda and Lucille. Lynda graduated from Central Washington University and Lucille was attending college until 2009, when she killed. We have all traveled to the Philippines several times visiting family and learning about Southeast Asia.
My father’s duty station in Honolulu, from (1959-1963) also provided a wide range of experience from surfing, SCUBA diving and Asian culture. In addition, my own experience in 1969, I suffered lower back, neck, knee, and leg fractures caused me to understand physical disability and improve my self-esteem.
I am motivated to provide assistance, counseling, and encouragement to all students that I encounter so that they may complete their college education.
My personal inspiration is Joseph Ribal, Ph.D.,a retired, instructor of Sociology and Community Service at El Camino College, and was a school board member of Los Alamitos Unified School District who encouraged me to enter the field of social work and teaching.
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