Talking with My Hands
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Ohio, United States
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Hello! My name is Alex Roman. I am a teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH). I have taught all ages from 3-21 and all grade levels. I spent two years as an itinerant teacher before becoming a classroom teacher. I taught middle school students (self-contained and resource) with hearing loss in grades 6-8 for 5 years, tried elementary students teaching a kindergarten through 5th grade Deaf and hard of hearing classroom, the majority of whom were also ELLs, and now I'm living my dream, teaching secondary students again, grades 5-12th grade ELA at a school for the Deaf! I have over 15 years of experience teaching students with hearing loss and more than 20 years of simultaneous experience working with English Language Learners.
In addition to Deaf education, I also provide tutoring to English language learners of all ages and homebound services to students with chronic illness.
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Mini Mystery (A Janvier Duromarin Murder Mystery)
I've created a set of 2 minute mysteries for a colleague of mine. She has a student who's too smart for his grade level and is constantly looking for more challenging work. This was an idea we come up with, and the student loved it!!! Each one is based loosely on a detective from literature. This is based on Edgar Allan Poe's Auguste Dupin. These are great for sub activities, extra credit, learning to make inferences, and so many other things! ***How to get FREE TpT credit to use on future pu
6th - 9th, Adult Education
Algebra, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Mini Math Mysteries Bundle
Mini Mystery (Dipole bank robbery mystery)
I've created a set of mini minute mysteries for a colleague of mine. She has a student who's advanced for his grade level and is constantly looking for more challenging work. This was an idea we come up with. And the student loved it!!! Each one is based loosely on a detective from literature. This is based on Agatha Christie's Miss Marple. The science-based "re-branding" of Dipole comes from the fact that "Marple" comes from the word Maypole. I thought why not make these things as STEA
8th - 12th
Algebra
Also included in: Mini Math Mysteries Bundle
Mini Mystery (Pommier Murder Mystery)
I've created a set of 2 minute mysteries for a colleague of mine. She has a student who's too smart for his grade level and is constantly looking for more challenging work. This was an idea we come up with. And the student loved it!!! Each one based loosely on a detective from literature. This is based on Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot. These are great for sub activities, extra credit, learning to make inferences, and so many other things! ***How to get FREE TpT credit to use on future pur
6th - 9th
Algebra, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Mini Math Mysteries Bundle
Mini Mystery (Laetitia finds the rabbits)
I've created a set of mini minute mysteries for a colleague of mine. She has a student who's too smart for his grade level and is constantly looking for more challenging work. This was an idea we come up with. And the student loved it!!! Each one based loosely on a detective from literature. This is based on Kerry Greenwood's Phryne Fisher. [Note: The content of the Phryne Fisher *book* series is more appropriate for ages 16+, but the content of this activity does not include anything inappr
6th - 9th
Algebra, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Mini Math Mysteries Bundle
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Hello! My name is Alex Roman. I am a teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH). I have taught all ages from 3-21 and all grade levels. I spent two years as an itinerant teacher before becoming a classroom teacher. I taught middle school students (self-contained and resource) with hearing loss in grades 6-8 for 5 years, tried elementary students teaching a kindergarten through 5th grade Deaf and hard of hearing classroom, the majority of whom were also ELLs, and now I'm living my dream, teaching secondary students again, grades 5-12th grade ELA at a school for the Deaf! I have over 15 years of experience teaching students with hearing loss and more than 20 years of simultaneous experience working with English Language Learners.
In addition to Deaf education, I also provide tutoring to English language learners of all ages and homebound services to students with chronic illness.
Teaching style
We use spoken English, American Sign Language, and Cued Speech in my classroom depending on the communication decisions made by each student's IEP team.
My teaching style is heavy on game-based learning and very student led. I also rely on academic conversations to support student language development and content comprehension.
Awards & shining teacher moments
2012-2013 Teacher of the Year,
April 2013 CEC presenter,
Nov. 2011 Distinguished Climber for Collaboration,
Aug. 2011 Classroom Library Reading Grant Recipient,
Sept. 2016 Dollar General Literacy Grant Recipient
My own education history
I have an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in English language development. I did my BA in elementary education (K-6) and Special Education for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (K-12).
I also have TESOL and TEFL certification.
Additional biographical information
Follow me on Pinterest at http://www.pinterest.com/saieeda/ and check out my blog at https://talkingwithmyhandsdhh.wordpress.com/
I presented for the Council of Exceptional Children in April 2013 on Writing Styles of Deaf and Hearing Authors.
I have also written a couple of articles on Deaf education, one of which is available online: http://cochlearimplantonline.com/site/life/college-guide/preparing-for-college/ten-steps-for-preparing-for-and-succeeding-in-college-when-you-have-a-hearing-loss/
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