Sarah D. Wilson
506D Elmwood Pl cell: 512-921-9392
Austin, Texas 78705 sdwilson@mail.utexas.edu
SKILLS:
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Preparing and teaching
inquiry-based lessons for grades K–12
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Peer coaching to design
secondary level lesson plans that integrate History of Science and Math into
the standard curriculum
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Managing materials and
groups in formal and informal settings
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Developing and
performing undergraduate level science experiments
EDUCATION:
with Texas Secondary
Education Composite Science Certification
Graduated May 2003 Georgetown High School; Georgetown, Texas
EXPERIENCE:
Spring
2005-Present University
of Texas at Austin, UTeach Program
Student in
secondary Science and Math teacher preparatory program
Spring 2006 University of Texas at Austin, UTeach Program
Teaching
Assistant for required course: Perspectives on Science and Math
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Prepared supplementary
classroom materials for the Professor
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Reviewed studentsÕ
lesson plans on History of Science and Math
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Developed activities to
encourage greater participation in class
RiverCity Youth Foundations Teacher/Mentor
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Provided after-school
and weekend activities for students
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Assisted in computer lab
available to disadvantaged students
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Coordinated science
lessons and guest speakers to inform students about career and educational opportunities
Crockett High School Guest Teacher in Chemistry
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Developed classroom
management and teaching skills
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Prepared and taught three chemistry lessons, including
an inquiry-based lesson to distinguish between an acid and a base
Fall 2005 Kealing Middle School Guest Teacher in Earth Science
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Developed classroom
management and teaching skills
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Prepared and taught
three science lessons for 8th grade class
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Collaborated with mentor
teacher regarding the curriculum
Spring 2005 Allen Elementary School Guest Teacher in Elementary Science
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Prepared and taught
three science lessons for 3rd grade class.
AWARDS AND ACTIVITIES:
2006-2007 President,
Math and Science Teachers of Tomorrow
2005-2006 Future
Teacher Scholarship, Austin Independent School District
Summer 2004 Study Abroad Participant in Cordoba, Argentina
2003-2004 Scholarship, American Association of University Women