Bridget Gunn Email & Phone Number

Nipomo, California, United States

Lompoc, California, United States

Develop individualized interventions for 9th grade Math intervention class of 13 students Facilitate team-based learning among 7 groups of students in 4 classes of 8th grade mathMeet the needs of students at both Lompoc Valley Middle School and Lompoc High School

Burlington, Washington, United States

Collaboratively design instruction and curriculum to meet the learning needs of multilingual learners, diverse cultural backgrounds, migrant and mobile students, as well as those from low-income backgroundsRepresent the labor management needs of 233 teachers at weekly meetings with Human Resources and District Administration Examine school wide data and develop effective positive classroom management systems for K-8 classrooms within the buildingPlan and deliver professional development for new hire orientations, beginning of the year school-wide planning days, and professional learning community time. Discuss individual needs of at least one student per week, examine teacher collected data to determine effectiveness of interventions Provide professional development around DEI initiatives, problem solving and restorative practices and developed Racial Equity Data Analysis Tool to be used at the district, building, and individual levelTeach two sections each of AVID, 8th grade Math and 7th grade Math while helping 25 - 30 students set academic goals and assess their progress towards those goals AccomplishmentsDistinguished Teacher Elected Union Vice President

Geneva, New York, United States

Identify individual needs of up to 3 students at least three times a week, developing interventions and assessing effectivenessModify Algebra curriculum to make it more accessible to multilingual learners as well as students with lagging numeracy skills Explore the connection between specific learning targets and assessment data as part of a professional learning community Teach five sections of 9th grade algebra, meeting the instructional needs of 25 - 30 students