Heather Macías Email & Phone Number

Long Beach, CA, US

Long Beach, California, United States

EDSS 450E - Ethnic Studies MethodsEDSS 472/572ABC - Student Teaching SupervisionEDCI 532 - Language Socialization in Biliterate LearnersEDEC 519 - Teacher as Researcher

Long Beach, California, United States

EDSE 435 - Intercultural Secondary TeachingEDSS 450E - Ethnic Studies Methods and PedagogyEDSE 457/458/459 - Reading and Writing in the Secondary Classroom (STEM/Humanities)EDSS 472ABC - Student Teaching SupervisionEDCI 532 - Language Socialization in Biliterate LearnersEDEC 519 - Teacher as Researcher

Providing leadership in the design, implementation, and evaluation of a comprehensive program ofprofessional growth and support for faculty members.Creating, maintaining, revising, and facilitating Faculty Learning Communities (FLCs) that address issues of equity and inclusivity in the classroom as well as faculty/student mindfulness and.

Santa Barbara, California

Course: ASAM 5 - Introduction to Asian American Literature, Department of Asian American Studies

Santa Barbara, California Area

Courses: ASAM 5 - Introduction to Asian American Literature, Department of Asian American Studies; ASAM 4 - Asian American Pop Culture, Department of Asian American Studies (teacher assistant)ASAM 157 - Asian Americans and Education (Instructor of record)ED 330 - Essential SCWriP (co-instructor of record/teacher consultant)ED 321F - Literacy Methods.

Santa Barbara, California Area

Researching the writing and literacy practices of secondary science teachers who were former South Coast Writing Project summer fellows.

Granada Hills, CA

Taught 9th and 10th grade high school English students. Encouraged studentparticipation and expression through multi-modal learning, technology, and theCalifornia State Standards. Developed and refined students’ higher thinking skillsin literary analysis and analytical writing while creating a comfortable learningenvironment for a diverse student.

Anaheim, CA

Promoted maximum guest enjoyment through the daily role-playing of favoritecharacters from animated Disney films. Put guests at ease with warm, expressive,and candid interactions while creating an orderly environment and demonstratingdiversity awareness for guests of all ages and backgrounds.

Los Angeles, CA

Taught 9th and 11th grade high school English students. Promoted studentcollaboration, communication, and understanding through the use of theCalifornia State Standards. Lead students through the interpretation of differentliterary genres in order to support student vocabulary and writing development.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Guided and instructed classes ages 3 - adult in different mediums of art, includingdrawing and painting skills. Furthered the growth of students' skills by buildingrelationships with students and creating a positive work environment.

Anaheim, CA

Promoted maximum guest enjoyment through the daily role-playing of favoritecharacters from animated Disney films. Put guests at ease with warm, expressive,and candid interactions while creating an orderly environment and demonstratingdiversity awareness for guests of all ages and backgrounds.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Education

Activities and Societies: UCSB Graduate Student Association, Vice President of Academic Affairs; University of California Student Mental.

M.A., Education

Thesis: “The Language Ideologies and Language Socialization Practices of Bilingual Latina Mothers” Thesis Committee: Drs. Amy Kyratzis.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Secondary Education And Teaching

Activities and Societies: Kappa Delta Pi Honors SocietyEmphasis in Secondary English and Language Arts Single Subject English/Language.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Fine/Studio Arts, General

Activities and Societies: Graduated Magna Cum Laude; Latino Honors Society; Mexican-American Alumni Scholar; Alpha Lambda Delta Honors.

Education record

Education record