Allison Kreis Email and Phone Number

I teach 12th grade honors and regular English courses as well as our dual-enrollment course offerings on the college level.

I was a leader at the Grove City Harrison College campus. I also taught general education courses; these primarily included composition classes. Part of my responsibilities included belonging to committees: program coordinators, retention, campus improvement, advisory board, and being the chairman of the in-service committee.

I supervised graduate students that were finishing up their MA degree in education. These were primarily students in their student teaching placements. I observed the candidates in the classroom and completed weekly evaluations which were then submitted to the college.

I taught English, communication, and success strategies courses as an adjunct. I also attended many professional development in-services and the OADE conference in November of 2011.

I taught composition and media as an adjunct faculty member.

I taught 7th grade Language Arts. I also taught in an intervention classroom with a co-teacher.Some of my responsibilities included:Develop and instruct creative, integrated lessons including units on literature, persuasion as well as collaborative units with other classes Use various methods to implement co-teaching in an intervention classroom for three years Implement cooperative learning activities Foster an enthusiastic learning environment Participate in grade level curriculum and team meetings Utilize hands-on learning experiences Direct technology and computer use in the classroom Ask oral and written questions utilizing all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and Marzano's strategies

I managed a retail store and its employees. I hired and trained employees, also I was responsible for their performance and schedules. My duties also included customer service, sales, billing, inventory, marketing, and other clerical responsibilities.

I counseled at a school that combined academics and activities in an overnight setting. The camp was specifically set up for students with learning delays and I lived on campus with the students during my time there.