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D. Bradford Walters |
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2154 Mill Garden Run, |
Objective
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To secure a position impacting curriculum development and
implementation in the field of education. |
Experience
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Seventh-Grade Language Arts Teacher 2004-2005 Glenn
C. Jones Middle School, § Led an inquiry class of learners exploring the conventions and methods of making meaning within the English language §
Advised Student Council, supervised fund
raisers for community groups, action groups, and government elections §
Served on various committees such as Scheduling,
No Child Left Behind Task Force, and English Curriculum reform, Media |
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Seventh-Grade Social Studies Teacher 2003-2004 Lanier Middle School, § Assisted students in mastering standardized curricular objectives §
Participated as volunteer in various clubs and
fund raisers §
Guided students in making career, academic,
and personal decisions about their lives |
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Eighth-Grade Social Studies Teacher 1999-2003 Alton
C. Crews Middle School, §
Co-narrated historical events in the State of §
Was Student Council advisor, raising over
$20,000 for the construction of a running track. §
Chaired planning, social, and academic
advisement committees, including SACS, Vertical Team, Scheduling, Curriculum,
Discipline, Technology. |
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Associate Director 1994-1999 University
of § Responsible for daily office operations and staff members. §
Trained and recruited faculty members to serve
as co-coordinators and advisors § Determined applicant eligibility for in-state tuition status. §
Reviewed departmental applications for
acceptance, ensuring Graduate School Standards were met |
Education
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2002- Present § Doctor of Philosophy in English Education, (expected Summer 2005) § Masters in Middle School Education; Science and Social Science 1999 § Bachelor’s in Middle School Education; Language and Social Science Education 1997 |
Interests &Professional Memberships
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Interests lie in critical, structural, and postmodern theories of philosophy, school reform through democratic methods, social construction of individual and group identity through linguistic tools, curriculum integration, and inquiry learning. |
Publications
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Walters, D. B., et. al. (2004). Changes in Middle School
Journal Content Over 30 Years. |
Conference Presentations |
Dialogic democracy: Balancing individuality with community among middle and high school girls. QUIG Conference on Interdisciplinary Qualitative Studies. 2004. Plate Spinners: Balancing Integrated Curriculum in a
Standards-Driven Environment. |
References |
JoBeth Allen Professor, Language Education 706.542.5674 Jennifer Poole Assistant Principal Jennifer_poole@gwinnett.k12.ga.us 706.904.5450 Gina Towler Teacher, Language Arts Gina_towler@gwinnett.k12.ga.us 770.982.6940 |