Esl Teacher

MARIUSZ BOJARCZUK

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tel. 617-***-**** **********@*****.***

Languages: English, Polish

TEACHING LICENSES (Massachusetts – Initial)

● Special Education – Moderate Disabilities (5–12)

● History (5–12)

● English as a Second Language (5–12)

EDUCATION

University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA M.Ed. in Special Education December 2007 Lodz University, Lodz, Poland M.A. in American Studies April 1998 Teachers’ College of English, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland B.A. in Teaching English as a Second Language September 1995 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ESL Teacher Revere Public Schools, Revere, MA September 2023 – June 2025

● Taught high school ESL courses aligned to WIDA standards

● Differentiated instruction for diverse language levels

● Created materials to complement the curriculum

(Position non-renewed due to budget cuts and deficit) ESL Teacher & Content Instructor ApproachUSA, Boston, MA November 2019 – August 2023

● Taught academic ESL and “Principles of Human Communication”

● Focused on fluency, cultural competency, and communication strategies Lecturer – ESL Language and Content Courses Northeastern University, Boston, MA September 2010 – June 2021

● Courses: Research Writing, Qualitative Research, Writing for Graduate School, Advanced Reading

● Conducted collaborative research with Dr. Natalya Watson on academic identity

● (Position eliminated during COVID-19 pandemic)

Adjunct ESL Professor / English Instructor (BLL & BESL) Bunker Hill Community College, Boston, MA September 2010 – May 2022

● Taught academic and workforce-based ESL instruction

● Developed “Social ESL” curriculum (2015) to support job readiness

● (No assignment since pandemic)

ESL Teacher Newton North High School, Newton, MA September 2008 – August 2010

● Delivered inclusive ESL instruction

● Supported students with disabilities

Research Assistant Center for Social Development and Education, University of Massachusetts Boston 2005 – 2007

● Conducted research on attitudes toward disability and inclusion

● Evaluated Camp Shriver and the Young Athletes program

● Developed and contributed to the Tools for Teachers social-emotional learning project ESL Instructor (Summer & Fall) Bunker Hill Community College, Boston, MA Summer–Fall 2005

● Taught ESL courses for adult learners

Assistant Professor State College of Higher Professional Education, Konin, Poland 1997 – 2003

● Taught ESL methodology and practical grammar

● Supervised in-service teacher development

PUBLICATIONS

● “Polish Americans – Their History Revisited.” Polish–Anglo Saxon Studies, Vol. 8/9, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, 2000

● “The Unknown Polish–Jewish Contribution to the American Revolution.” Polish–Anglo Saxon Studies, Vol. 10/11, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, 2003

● “The Use of Dual Language Texts and Diglot Weave Technique in Second Language Acquisition.” Problemy Lingwistyki i Nauczania Języków Obcych, Białystok University, 2003

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

● TESOL Conference, Baltimore, MD (2016) Deconstructing Text to Construct Meaning in an Advanced Reading Course

● MATSOL Conference, Boston University (2016) Workshop on Developing Advanced Reading Strategies

● World Congress on Learning Disabilities, Burlington, MA (2007) Co-presented findings from the Tools for Teachers Project focused on social skill development for students with disabilities

● International Conference, Białystok, Poland (October 24–25, 2002) Dual Language Texts and Diglot Weave Technique in Second Language Acquisition REFERENCES

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