International School Special Education
Resume:
Saodat KHAITOVA
Erfurt, Germany
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Education:
HR Management (online) Great Learning Academy 31.08.2024 SEN (Special Education Needs) Enabler, hybrid course, Bangalore, India 12/2017-06/2018 Concept Based Learning Category 3, Malmo, Sweden 10/2015 Make PYP Happen Category 1 Brussels, Belgium 10/2014
(Re) Thinking Disability in Central Asia 03-09/2012 Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program 08/2006 to 05/2007 University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
Master of Arts Level in Mass Communication
Department of State Contemporary Issues Program 08/2001 to 12/2001 Penn State University, State College, PA American Center of Distance Education Saint Petersburg Russian State Academy of Culture 09/1989 to 05/1994 Master in Science in Sociology of Culture
Samarqand State College of Arts, Uzbekistan 09/1985 to 05/1989 4year
Diploma in Teaching Music
Experience
Amazon FC ERF-1
Trainer 05.2024-till present
JFK International School 03/2022- 03/2024
English, Math teacher in Grade 4
RTI International 09/2020- 02.2022
Senior Technical Officer – Mathematics
Duties and responsibilities:
• Collaborate with a range of Program personnel.
• Develop, review, revise, pilot and finalize all Mathematics curriculum technical products.
• Conceptualize and develop materials for workshops to adult participants.
• Support the Program's research work including documentation of good practices in Mathematics
Oxbridge International School, Tashkent, Uzbekistan 06/2019-06/2020 PYP Coordinator:
Main duties and responsibilities
Primary Year Program implementation 40%
1. Built a network among interested parties
2. Organized meetings and visits of representatives 3. Created and provided necessary documentation for IB authorization 4. Translated from Uzbek and Russian to English and vise versa PYP trainer and advisor 40%
1. Led training to academic staff
2. Invited and organized workshops for academic staff 3. Applied and monitored financial flow for professional development Analysis and reporting 20%
1. Created an Annual Action Plan of Collaborative Planning Meetings of Academic staff 2. In collaboration with Academic staff created annual Program of Inquiry for PYP school 3. Kept a track of Meetings with teachers, parents and administration 4. Maintained a high standards of communication within stakeholders 5. Write articles and invite media to highlight achievements of the school and program Dunya International School in Baku, Azerbaijan 08/2018-07/2019 PYP 3 Homeroom teacher
Indus International School in Bangalore, India 08/2016-06/2018 PYP 3 Homeroom teacher
Bladins International School in Malmo, Sweden 08/ 2014 to 07/2016 PYP 2, PYP5 teacher
Canadian International School at Yantai, China
Homeroom teacher in Year 3 08/2012 to 06/2014
Tashkent Ulugbek International School
Homeroom teacher in Year 4 08/2010 to 07/2012
Tashkent International School
Teacher assistant 10/2009 to 04/2010
Special needs teacher 10/2007 to 06/2009
Educational Television (Japan), Tashkent, Uzbekistan March, 2005 to April, 2005 Country Coordinator/Translator – Educational Programs Department 1. Establish links and relationships with the key persons in the Aral Sea disease response community, including between International and local organizations in Tashkent and the Karakalpakstan Republic.
2. Provide translation services among and between Uzbek, Karakalpak, Russian and English 3. Organize and coordinated travels throughout Uzbekistan Producer / Manager English
Language Teaching TV Programs
1. Developed and executed innovative fundraising plan that resulted in 30% increase in annual funding levels for the 4th TV Channel of Uzbek TV and Radio Company and created 10 new English Teaching TV Programs
2. Developed the Projects tools including recruitment strategy, business plan and program 3. Served as liaison with counterparts in variety of International, local, and partner organizations, academia, etc.
Language skills:
English - C1
German - B2
Russian - C2
Uzbek - C2
Turkish - B1
Volunteering
AWO Bundesverband e.V.
- translation refugees in banks, transportation offices and filling up documents for financial support;
- Preparing, organizing and leading learning activities for children Publishings:
1. “Inclusive education in Uzbekistan: onservice teachers’ training” “(Re)Thinking Disability in Central Asia: visions and policies” September, 2012 2. “Social stereotype of local English language personal tutors” Fergana Valley TEA Conference 3. “English as a vehicle of a More Open Society in Uzbekistan” www.ELTNewsletter, July, 2000 4.”English as a vehicle of a More Open Society in Uzbekistan” http://www.usdla.org/html 008/2000
5. “New horizons in Educational Communication and Technology” http://aof20.anadolu.edu.tr/ bildiriler/Saodat_Khaitova.doc, May, 2002
6. “Experience of Managing in Distance Education in Uzbekistan”Tashkent Magazine “Teaching of Languages and Literature”, November, 2000
Conference Participation:
1. Global Community Conference: Montressory Assistants and Guides Prague, Czeck Republic March, 2022
2. (Re)Vision of Social Policy in PostSoviet Space: ideologies, actors and cultures, Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching Kirgizstan, 2012 3. “Teaching Social Policy with Documentary Films” Workshop, CEU, Budapest, Hungary, 2011 4. New methods and methodologies of teaching English in secondary education, Andijan, Uzbekistan, August, 2011
5. AsianPacific TV Producers Workshop for Educational Programs, Tokyo, Japan November, 2004 and November, 2003
6. BaselKarlsruhe Festival of Educational Films–Workshop, Basel, Switzerland December, 2004 7. Japan Prize Asian Forum in Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China July, 2004 8. Forum for AsianPacific Producers, Bangkok, Thailand July, 2003 9. International Conference “Tele Learning 2001”,California, USA October, 2001 10. CEU, Session of CRC “Gender and Culture”, Budapest, Hungary March, 2001 Prizes:
1. Silver Prize 44th International Competition for films and videos on Japan, 2000 2. Grant Recipient Program for Journalists of Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs 07–08/ 1999 References:
1. Navita Kishan Head of Primary School, ******.******@***********.*** 2. Peter Harrison Elementary teacher **************@*******.*** 3. Charmaine Arendse Elementary teacher, *********.*******@*****.**.**
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