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Interventionist works with students in grades 1 through 5 to provide targeted support in mathematics and reading. This role involves assessing student needs, designing personalized intervention plans, and collaborating with classroom teachers to enhance student learning outcomes.

Killeen, Texas, United States

General responsibilities of a Fifth Grade Teacher are developing curriculum, planning lessons, teaching various subjects, using a variety of teaching methods, using instruction time effectively, assigning homework, grading tests, and reporting to parents.

Killeen-Temple Area

Provides individual or small group instruction to students who are struggling academically. Also responsible for monitoring, reporting, and communicating student progress and performance.

Killeen/Temple, Texas Area

Provides students with appropriate learning activities and experiences designed to fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, physical, and social growth. Enables students to develop competencies and skills to function successfully in society.

Fort Hood, Tx

Assists and serve as primary advisor to the Managing Director (Military Commander) of a 650 employee organization. Role include the work prioritization, planning, collaboration, management, and monitoring of employee training to accomplish company goals and strategic plans. Assist in operational planning and the developing of metrics to improve service profitability. Re-design processes as needed for optimizing resource flow, maximize productivity, and increasing employee safety. Works teams… Show more Assists and serve as primary advisor to the Managing Director (Military Commander) of a 650 employee organization. Role include the work prioritization, planning, collaboration, management, and monitoring of employee training to accomplish company goals and strategic plans. Assist in operational planning and the developing of metrics to improve service profitability. Re-design processes as needed for optimizing resource flow, maximize productivity, and increasing employee safety. Works teams to assess operational risks during training, and identifies and implements strategies to mitigate those risks. Oversee the maintenance of essential databases of all regulatory documentation, ensuring accuracy and completeness of that documentation. Serves as senior mentor to junior personnel for leadership, career advice, training, and evaluations. Used active listening to tailor evaluations and ensure relevant training was conducted in a timely manner and checked for accuracy. Show less

Fort Hood

Assisted with the planning and coordination of training for a Division at least 120 days from execution. Executed periodic inspection of units for varied areas of operations. Key contributor to the Division Standard book establishing and updating the Standards of Operations within the Division.

Fort Sill, Ok

Planned training, missions and created long range calendar for 1600 employees in support of the vision of executive management. Coordinated with all staff to ensure resources were procured for organizational success. Possesses the ability to multitask multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining momentum on closing projects. Overall responsible for the turn-in of over $24 million dollars of equipment. Personally responsible for the job transfers for over 500 employees. Oversaw the… Show more Planned training, missions and created long range calendar for 1600 employees in support of the vision of executive management. Coordinated with all staff to ensure resources were procured for organizational success. Possesses the ability to multitask multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining momentum on closing projects. Overall responsible for the turn-in of over $24 million dollars of equipment. Personally responsible for the job transfers for over 500 employees. Oversaw the safety of all employees and managed the risk assessment of all activities during the shutdown of the organization. Show less

Fort Bliss, Tx

The U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) is acknowledged by military and civilian organizations as the world's premiere institution for the education of noncommissioned officers. USASMA is headed by a three-star level nominative command sergeant major and is supported by a world-class staff and faculty. The Sergeants Major Course (SMC) is 10 months long and prepares senior NCOs to lead at the highest levels of the Army and defense department. SMC educates Master Sergeants and Sergeants… Show more The U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA) is acknowledged by military and civilian organizations as the world's premiere institution for the education of noncommissioned officers. USASMA is headed by a three-star level nominative command sergeant major and is supported by a world-class staff and faculty. The Sergeants Major Course (SMC) is 10 months long and prepares senior NCOs to lead at the highest levels of the Army and defense department. SMC educates Master Sergeants and Sergeants Major in unified land operations and strategic operations to prepare them to take positions throughout the Department of Defense. Course instruction provides tools to develop critical reasoning, creative thinking and decision-making skills, as well as enhanced character, self-expression and teamwork. The course assists in the development of logical, practical and original reasoning abilities necessary for problem solving. Students analyze problems based on available information, arrive at logical solutions and decisions with reasonable speed, communicate reasoning and decisions orally and in writing, and supervise to ensure proper execution. Intellectual honesty, integrity, and professional values and standards are highly stressed. SMC is 10 months long, a total of 1,420 instructional hours, and is also offered as a nonresident course culmination in two weeks of resident instruction at the Academy. SMC prepares Master Sergeants and Sergeants Major to elevate from a tactical level of thinking to an operational and strategic perspective thus preparing them for leadership positions in organizations executing unified land operations. What Soldiers learn prepares them for leadership positions in joint, interagency, intergovernmental, multinational organizations (JIIM) as well as battalion, brigade, and division through echelons-above-corps (EAC) staff sergeants major command levels. Show less

Vermillion, Sd

Senior Military Science Instructor of an Army Senior ROTC battalion consisting of eight Cadre and Civilian team members, 42 Cadets, and one JROTC programs with an operating budget of $46,335; serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the Professor of Military Science; trains basic Soldier skills, small unit operation, drill and ceremony, physical fitness, and general professional military education to assigned Cadets to include health and welfare, classroom instruction, and field training… Show more Senior Military Science Instructor of an Army Senior ROTC battalion consisting of eight Cadre and Civilian team members, 42 Cadets, and one JROTC programs with an operating budget of $46,335; serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the Professor of Military Science; trains basic Soldier skills, small unit operation, drill and ceremony, physical fitness, and general professional military education to assigned Cadets to include health and welfare, classroom instruction, and field training exercises (FTX); supports the command in recruiting, retraining, developing, and commissioning the Army's future leaders. Show less

Bachelor'S Degree, General Studies, 3.8 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Magna Cum Laude, Golden Key, Dean's list, Scroll and Saber

Associate'S Degree, General Studies

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