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High School Science Teacher

Location:
Albuquerque, NM
Posted:
November 22, 2024

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Mary Kamoss

Basic Studies Tutor

Albuquerque, NM 87106

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

+1-505-***-****

To teach math and/or science in a challenging environment. LICENCES: Level Two, Secondary Education, New Mexico Endorsement areas: Science and Mathematics (expired) Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Work Experience

Science Teacher

Foothill High School - Albuquerque, NM

March 2010 to Present

I taught several sciences, biology, earth science, and beginning physics. I have also tutored chemistry, algebra, elementary math, My goal in tutoring is finding whatever it takes to make my students successful.

Basic Studies Tutor

Steel Bridge - Albuquerque, NM

February 2018 to June 2018

Provide instruction in basic math, science, English, and writing to the residents in a recovery program. I volunteered 4 hours a week.

Biology and Geometry Teacher

Los Lunas High School

August 2016 to January 2017

Provide instruction in biology and geometry to high school students. Monitor student achievement and communicate with parents with concerns that might arise.

• Managed a caseload of students that receive special education services

• Created and prepared lesson plans

• Taught biology geometry

Teacher

New Mexico Youth Diagnostic and Detention Center

April 2010 to August 2016

Provide instruction in science to adjudicated youth inside the New Mexico Youth Diagnostic and Detention Center. Research and enrich curriculum, to make it more relevant and interesting. Create a curriculum that covers science and life skills. Develop student rapport and possess flexibility necessary to provide students educational and social support. Subjects taught: Biology, Earth Science, and Physics Math and Science Teacher

ACE Leadership High School

October 2010 to March 2011

Provide instruction in math and science using a Problem Based Learning curriculum centered around architecture, construction, or engineering. The student population consisted of high-risk students that had dropped out of school and decided to return for a high school diploma. Instruction was highly individualized and focused upon rapid credit recovery. Pre-GED Instructor

Youth Development, Inc

September 2005 to June 2010

Provide instruction and social services to adolescents between the ages of eleven through twenty-one, who no longer attend public school. Motivate and guide these individuals back into a regular classroom or prepare them admission to a GED class. The curriculum is individualized study. Keep and write daily notes for each individual student. Meet with team members to discuss and strategize on any problems. Arrange and schedule low cost or free field trips and speakers. GED Instructor

Youth Development, Inc

April 2005 to August 2005

Provide a general orientation to seventeen to twenty one year-old students relating to school habits and General Equivalency Diploma (GED) program requirements. Provide individual instruction in reading, social studies, mathematics, writing and essay writing. Provide a referral for any problems a student may experience while in the program. Supervise community projects, such as a community garden. Substitute Teacher

Middle and High School - Albuquerque, NM

April 2005 to April 2005

Report to a school each day to cover all subject areas, with an emphasis on math and science, as needed. Teach both Middle and High School students per instruction by the absent teacher.

Substitute Teacher

Albuquerque Public Schools

January 2005 to January 2005

Mathematics Teacher

Horizon Academy West Charter School

August 2004 to October 2004

7th and 8th grade Instruct mathematics using the Saxon Method. Responsibilities included planning and teaching materials.

June 13, 2004 Youth Development, Inc., Summer Enrichment Academy To Math Tutor

July 5, 2004 Grades 7 - 9 Mathematics in a summer camp setting. The curriculum is integrated with science covering the ecology of Albuquerque, in association with the Student Ecology Research Program sponsored by the NM Museum of Natural History and Science. The students attend classes four days a week with field trips to various sites on Friday.

Auto-Substitute Teacher

6th Grade Life Science

August 2002 to May 2004

Responsibilities included planning and teaching units, including two inclusion classes, covering the following subjects:

Measurement Ecology Cellular Structure Genetics DNA/RNA Forensics August 2002 Albuquerque Public Schools, Truman Middle School To Auto-Substitute Teacher

Student Teacher

Albuquerque Public Schools

August 2003 to August 2003

Data Analyst

Eberline Instrument

May 1995 to August 2003

Collect and analyze radiochemical analyses. Determine the validity of said results and compile report for customer.

Chaperone student dances and other student events

Truman Middle School

June 2003 to June 2003

daily to work in classes needing a substitute.

Cover all subject areas, regular and special education classes, as needed. Establish a professional relationship with the students, faculty, and administration. Chaperone student dances and other student events.

Education

MA in Curriculum and Instructional Leadership

College of Santa Fe - Albuquerque, NM

2006

BS in Electrical Engineering

New Mexico State University - Las Cruces, NM

1989

BS in Biology

New Mexico State University - Las Cruces, NM

1978

Skills

• Teaching

• Communications

• problem solving

• Organizational Skills

• Powerpoint

• Public Speaking

• Filing

• Experience Working With Students

• Data Collection

• Tutoring

• Algebra

• Math

• Geometry

• Basic Math

• Communication skills

Certifications and Licenses

New Mexico Secondary Teaching License

July 2009 to July 2019

Secondary license with endorsements in math and science Professional Educator License

Assessments

Elementary School Classroom Management — Highly Proficient July 2020

Managing behavior in elementary school classrooms

Full results: Highly Proficient

Early Childhood Development — Completed

July 2020

Knowledge of the development of children ages 0-3 and of ways to foster that development Full results: Completed

Indeed Assessments provides skills tests that are not indicative of a license or certification, or continued development in any professional field.

Additional Information

Renewal license is in process.



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