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Charles Sposato Graduate School of Education, part of Match Education, prepares novice teachers for
schools serving low-income populations and disseminates innovative approaches to teacher preparation.
Teacher Coach SY 2016 – 2017
● Integrated a novice student teacher into our classroom’s culture, lesson planning and teaching
● Provided twice weekly coaching sessions aimed at improving classroom management, content teaching,
and lesson planning in a targeted manner; adhering to Sposato’s teacher coach training program
● Performed weekly observations in order to inform coaching sessions; compiled summative assessment
UP Academy, Boston serves approximately 420 students in grades 6 through 8 in a unique partnership with
Boston Public Schools and Unlocking Potential Education Network, its charter school organization.
8th Grade ESL & ELA Teacher 2014 – 2017
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Resident Teacher & 6 Grade Geography Teacher 2013 – 2014
● Design and teach quality curriculum materials in accordance with current research and best practices
● Provide an additional 300 minutes of tutoring and interventions per week; as well as other duties
● Engage in weekly professional development and data-analysis aimed at improving curriculum
● Build meaningful relationships with students and families, providing guidance and bilingual support
when needed, as well as being available after school hours to communicate with families
● Plan and teach various community building and enrichment lessons, including Sexual Health Education
Cohort Leader 2015 – 2017
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● Maintain a stable and consistent culture in two 8 grade homerooms (cohort) by planning and
facilitating weekly staff meetings focused on student response to intervention and classroom operations
● Observe colleagues regularly; offer constructive feedback to improve team culture and student
outcomes
Roxbury Tenants of Harvard, Boston is a non-profit housing and human service organization with a mission
to ensure community participation and improve the social /economic condition of Mission Hill.
Youth Development Coordinator 2012 – 2013
● Performed bilingual community outreach and recruitment to residents, ages 11 to 22
● Mentored staff and interns; providing quality supervision, professional development, and training
● Designed and implemented teen programs with focus on leadership, health, the arts, and job readiness
● Coordinated and implemented career exploration summer program for 15 middle school-age youth
● Collaborated with community partners to coordinate special youth services and events
The Food Project, Boston is a social justice youth program that has built a national model of engaging young
people in personal and social change through sustainable agriculture.
Crew Leader Summer 2011
● Managed, trained, and engaged a student crew of 11 diverse high-school-age youth
● Facilitated professional development through weekly feedback sessions and mentoring
● Collaborated with local hunger relief organizations to expose crew to service and food access issues
through service learning
● Fostered a sense of community through an intensive sustainable agriculture and social justice curriculum
City Year is an AmeriCorps service program that unites young leaders to combat the national dropout crisis.
Boston Corps Member 2010 – 2011
● Coordinated after-school program for 82 elementary school students of multicultural backgrounds
● Engaged and led community and corporate volunteers at local civic engagement events
● Planned and executed various special events including a culminating presentation of team’s experience
● Performed full-time, in-class tutoring, mentoring, and behavioral support for a fourth grade Sheltered
English Immersion (SEI) classroom