WORK EXPERIENCE
What I Believe:
I believe each student's needs are unique and that instruction, when possible, should be differentiated. It is always important to gauge and assess the current level of skill and the amount of background knowledge that a student or group is bringing to the table before selection of a course of action. Flexibility in teaching language is a must because there will always be teachable moments, and one needs to be willing and able to take that detour so as to meet the needs of the learner.
CANDICE Marshall
(formerly Quiñones)
M.A. TESL, ESL Professional
Earlham College, Richmond, IN; Aug. 2014-Present
International Student Adviser/ESL Instructor
Responsibilities: Acting as a Designated School Official (DSO) for international Students enrolled in SEVIS, issuing I-20's, helping with work authorizations and informing students of the regulations for their F-1 visa status maintentence; assessing new English language learners, course placement; teaching up to 2 English as a Second Language courses per semester; academic advising, co-convening TESOL Minor.
Courses:
ESEM 150: Defining the Values Societies Live By
Fall 2017, 2018, 2019
ELL 206: Effective Public Speaking and Presenting
Spring 2018, 2019
TESO/CLL 344: Studies in Language Learning and Teaching
Spring 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
INTD 199: International Student Success
Fall 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
CIL/ELL 200: Introduction to American Society and Values
Fall 2014, 2015, 2016
CIL/ELL 202: Advanced Academic Writing
Fall 2014, 2015, 2016
CIL/ELL 204: The American Experience
Spring 2015, 2016, 2017
Lehigh University Bethlehem, PA; Aug. 2008 - July 2014
ESL Instructor
Responsibilities: Teaching ESL courses, designing curriculum, tutoring students in the International English Learning Center, assessing language skills of incoming students and international teaching assistants (coordinated SPEAK testing for 2 semesters before a new internally-developed assessment method replaced it), and giving seminars to students, faculty, and staff regarding the needs of international students whose native language is other than English (i.e. Lehigh English Dept. Writing Center Tutor ESL Training, Freshman Seminar, TRAC Fellows Panel [for cross-disciplinary peer writing tutors-in-training]).
IEP Courses Taught (Non-Credit):
Step Up: Advanced Speaking & Listening (9 programs)
Fall 2008,2009, 2013; Spring 2009; Summer 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Summer 2013 & 2014: Served as Lead Teacher/Curriculum Planner
Step Up: American Pragmatics & Culture (3 programs)
Spring 2010, 2012; Summer 2012
Step Up: Advanced Academic Reading (3 programs)
Fall 2008; Summer 2011, 2013
Step Up: Advanced Academic Writing (1 program)
Summer 2010
Advanced Business English Program (ABE) (2 programs)
ABE 302: Speaking and Pragmatics (Fall 2009, 2010)
Credit Courses Taught:
Undergraduate Courses:
ENGL 003: Composition for International Writers I (5 sections)
Fall 2008-2013
Fall 2013: Served as core team member in restructuring course content
ENGL 005: Composition for International Writers II (5 sections)
Spr. 2009-2014
ENGL 015: Speech Communication for International Speakers of English
Fall 2013
Graduate Courses:
ESLP 001 & 002: ESL Academic Writing and Reading (3 sections)
Spr. 2009; Fall 2010, 2011
ESLP 003: ESL Clear Speech and Conversation (1 section; Fall 2012)
GBUS 495: Advanced Business Speaking and Pragmatics (4 sections)
Fall 2011-2013; [2 sections in Fall 2012]
ENGR 495: Tech Writing for Engineers and Scientists (1 section; Spr. 2014)
International English Learning Center Seminars (for students enrolled in tutoring):
Negotiating Meaning: Do You Understand Me? (Fall 2009)
Spoken English Reductions: Whaddayasay? (Fall 2009, 2011)
Awkward Situations: What do you say? (Fall 2009)
Can You Convince Me? The Art of Informal Debate, (Spring 2010)
Have You Heard? News of the Day, (Spring 2010)
Starting and Continuing a Conversation, (Spring 2010)
Non-Verbal Communication: Your lips are saying “Yes” but your body is saying “No”, (Fall 2010,2011; Spring 2014)
Princeton Review San Juan, PR; Mar. 2008- Aug.2008
SAT Prep Instructor Trainee/Practice Essay Rater (SAT, MCAT)
Responsibilities: Trained to teach SAT preparatory courses for verbal and mathematical skills; rated practice SAT and MCAT essays online.
Inter American University of Puerto Rico San Germán, PR; Aug. 2007-Dec. 2007
Adjunct English Professor
Responsibilities: Taught two English courses in the Department of Modern Languages for one semester.Courses Taught:Reading (low-intermediate level)Oral Communication (low-intermediate level)
Escuela Elemental Dalila Torres Guayanilla, PR; Feb. 2007 – May 2007
English Teacher, K-2nd Grade, Title 1
Responsibilities: Provided itinerant English (ESL) as a subject to students in grades K-2 as a long-term substitute.
Caribbean School Ponce, PR; Aug. 2006-Dec. 2006
Teacher - 2nd Grade
Responsibilities: Used English as primary language of instruction for delivery, implementation and planning of curriculum for all major content areas: language arts, reading, math, science and social studies for second grade students, ages 6-8.
Berlitz Language Center Ponce, PR; June 2006- June 2007
Instructor - English & Spanish
Responsibilities: Used the Berlitz method to provide language instruction to groups and individuals of all ages, from children to adults.
Escuela Superior Dr. Manuel de la Pilas Iglesias Ponce, PR; Nov. 2005 -May 2006
English Teacher - 10th & 11th Grade
Responsibilities: Taught English (ESL) as a subject to high school students as a long-term substitute.
SKILLS
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Teaching English as a Second Language
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Public Speaking
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Course Design
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Curriculum Development
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Assessment of the 4 Language Competencies
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Tutoring
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English/Spanish Translation
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Teamwork & Leadership
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Incorporation of technology into course design and assessment
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Use of online course management systems such as Moodle and Blackboard
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PC & Mac Platforms
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Word processing and creating presentations using a variety of programs
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Video-Editing (Windows Movie-Maker, iMovie)
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SEVIS
EDUCATION
Master of Arts, Teaching English as a Second Language
May 2008
InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico, San Germán, PR
GPA: 3.9
Bachelor of Science, Special Education for the Visually Impaired June 2005
Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education
June 2005
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, Kutztown, PA
GPA: 3.8
Minor: Spanish
*Participated in National Student Exchange Program in Fall 2004 at University of Puerto Rico in Cayey, PR.