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1. Middle School Program Associate for YES Scholars (Current) -Design and execute bi-weekly in-school preparatory sessions, for 7th and 8th graders, for the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE), SHSAT, and Algebra Regents Test, amounting to over 300 hours of instructional time. -Oversee the NYC public high school application process for 8th grade students, including development of school lists, coordinating school visits, and scheduling and leading one-on-one meetings with students and families. -Develop and maintain strong relationships with middle school students to ensure student accountability and success and meet with scholars to provide additional academic support, such as tutoring and academic counseling. 2. 8th Grade Math Teacher for NYC DOE -Participate in an intensive virtual summer training program to develop the skills and knowledge needed to lead rigorous, supportive, and inclusive classrooms, including instructional design, trauma-informed practice, and social-emotional learning, as well as supervised summer school teaching in New York public schools. -Contribution to the design and development of curriculum, teaching material through the creation of weekly custom-made templates, scaffolding worksheets, and facilitating an after school intervention program which in hand led to an overall increase of 65% in students digital assessments. 3. Math Tutor (8 years experience) -Exceptional Math Tutor with 8 years’ experience in mathematical instruction. Knowledgeable in graduate-level mathematical principles and concepts. -Completed weekly session reports highlighting topics discussed, learning objectives, and observations about student competence. -Successfully generated a 45% increase in student’s mastery levels by optimizing a wide range of instructional approaches and constructing self-made lesson plans.
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Preview of Finding Zeros of a Quadratic Functions and Graphing Zeros Worksheet

Finding Zeros of a Quadratic Functions and Graphing Zeros Worksheet

Finding Zeros of a Quadratic Functions and Graphing Zeros Worksheet LEVEL 1 Page 1-2: Review and CFU LEVEL 2 Page 3-4: Identify zeros and type of function on the graph LEVEL 3 Page 5: Find the zeros algebraically, plot the zeros on the graph, and sketch a rough outline LEVEL 4 Page 6-7: A.APR.3 Test Prep Questions
Preview of Understanding Finding Zeros of a Quadratic Function

Understanding Finding Zeros of a Quadratic Function

Lesson Presentation for A.APR.3 Finding Zeros Pre-Knowledge:-Students should know how to find the zeros algebraically. -Students are expected to know and understand how to factor quadratic functions when a = 1. -Students are expected to understand how to make x the subject or in other words how to isolate x so that they find the zeros (x-intercepts) -Students SHOULD know function notation (i.e f(x), g(x),...) -Students SHOULD know how to identify their x and y axis. Lesson Overview:1. Daily che
Preview of Factor Polynomials

Factor Polynomials

This slide presentation is an introduction to factoring polynomials. Outline: VocabfactorpolynomialTypes of polynomialsreview on binomialsintro to quadratic polynomialsHow to factor quadratic polynomials (a=1)positive case (b and c > 0)negative case (b or c < 0)CFU 1Factoring quadratic expressions when a>1ExampleCFU 2Exit ticket
Preview of A.APR.3 Lesson: Intro to finding zeros of a quadratic function

A.APR.3 Lesson: Intro to finding zeros of a quadratic function

This digital download is a lesson to finding zeros of a polynomial (a.apr.3). It includes: 1. Warm-Up Question 2. Importance of factoring polynomial expression v.s polynomial equation3. Definition of "zeros" 4. Step-by-step example of how to find zeros in a polynomial expression 5. Graphical meaning of zeros + examples 6. 2 CFU 7. 3 Questions for Exit Ticket
Preview of A-SSE.1-3: Terms, Coefficients, and Factoring Polynomials

A-SSE.1-3: Terms, Coefficients, and Factoring Polynomials

This worksheet is a mastery sheet for A-SS.E 1-3. Students are building towards excelling in factoring and math fluency skills for algebra 1. In this worksheet topics covered are: 1. Terms, factors, and coefficients 2. Factor polynomials 3. Factor quadratic expressions (a=1) and factor by grouping (a > 1)
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Experience

1. Middle School Program Associate for YES Scholars (Current) -Design and execute bi-weekly in-school preparatory sessions, for 7th and 8th graders, for the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE), SHSAT, and Algebra Regents Test, amounting to over 300 hours of instructional time. -Oversee the NYC public high school application process for 8th grade students, including development of school lists, coordinating school visits, and scheduling and leading one-on-one meetings with students and families. -Develop and maintain strong relationships with middle school students to ensure student accountability and success and meet with scholars to provide additional academic support, such as tutoring and academic counseling. 2. 8th Grade Math Teacher for NYC DOE -Participate in an intensive virtual summer training program to develop the skills and knowledge needed to lead rigorous, supportive, and inclusive classrooms, including instructional design, trauma-informed practice, and social-emotional learning, as well as supervised summer school teaching in New York public schools. -Contribution to the design and development of curriculum, teaching material through the creation of weekly custom-made templates, scaffolding worksheets, and facilitating an after school intervention program which in hand led to an overall increase of 65% in students digital assessments. 3. Math Tutor (8 years experience) -Exceptional Math Tutor with 8 years’ experience in mathematical instruction. Knowledgeable in graduate-level mathematical principles and concepts. -Completed weekly session reports highlighting topics discussed, learning objectives, and observations about student competence. -Successfully generated a 45% increase in student’s mastery levels by optimizing a wide range of instructional approaches and constructing self-made lesson plans.

Teaching style

I focus on instruction design, which lies at the crossroads of both the educational tradition (instructional) and the artistic tradition (design). An effective learning experience often includes the meeting of instructional objectives, which is part of the science of learning, but also the proverbial “lighting of a fire,” or the art of learning. This is the primary value of aesthetics in instructional design: “the bridge between [an instructional] product and the user’s emotion and feeling” (David & Glore, 2010, para. 6).

My own education history

1. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) -Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Teaching 2. UX/UI Certification