Teacher with several awards (Teacher of Year etc) in Bozeman, Montana, ready to help with reading, writing, speaking, comprehension and study skills

Joyce's resume

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Joyce Jarosz Hannula


EDUCATION:

Master of Education, Instruction and Curriculum, Emphasis in Psychology, Minor in Counseling
Bachelor of Arts Degree in English; Second major: Speech Communications, Teaching Option.
Minor Psychology, Montana State University

Selective Programs:
Elective professional development: Teaching
Tolerance, Models of Motivation, Schools that Succeed

Brain Research and Applications for Teaching, Harvard University, Departments of
Neurology and Education: November 2012, September 2000, November 2006, 2004,

American Democracy and the Media, Harvard University, Sponsored by the
Kennedy Center and Harvard Graduate School of Education, Summer 1998.
Advanced Placement Psychology Seminar, Stanford University, Summer 1996
Montana Writing Project, University of Montana, Summer 1984
Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury, Vermont, Summer 1981

PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Invited Workshops and Presentations:

“Scaffolding: Increasing Student Understanding and Achievement,” “ Breaking Through Bottlenecks in Student Learning,” “Using Media Clips in the Classroom,” Bozeman High School Professional Development, Faculty workshops 2011- 2013

“We Teach All: Student Motivation,” “Active Learning,” “Research in Memory and Learning,” series of workshops presented for Teaching Excellence Award Winners, US Department of State, September- October 2015, January – February 2014-2012, October 2010

Why Johnny’s Brain Recalls and Sammy’s Stalls: Enhancing Student Learning and Memory in the Classroom” Montana Education Association Conference, October 2010
and Bozeman High School Professional Development, five sessions for district educators,
September 2010

“Stress and Health,” Girls for A Change, January 2012; Bozeman Education Association, August 28, 2009

“Teaching to the Teenage Brain” Montana State University, International Leaders
in Education, Workshop, March 18, 2009

Key Note Speaker, Mortar Board Induction, March 2006, Montana State University

Key Note Speaker, Love INC. Spring Fundraising Dinner, Montana State University, April 2005

Graduation Speaker, Bozeman High School 1993, 1996, 2003 (sole woman to be selected three times)
Anderson School, June 2005; Gallatin County Rural Schools, June 2003, June 2004



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“Understanding New Brain Research,” “Writing Across the Curriculum,” “Motivating the Unmotivated Student,” Presentations for American Council Awards for Teaching Excellence Conference, Kiev, Ukraine, August 22 - 23, 2002

Writing Across the Curriculum,” presentation for teachers of English, American Embassy in Kiev,
Ukraine, August 27, 2002
“Cooperative Learning in the English Program,” “Team Building,” “Understanding and New Brain
Research in Teaching,” “Multiple Intelligences,” Presentations for the Office of International Programs for recipients of American Councils, US Department of State Teaching Excellence Awards, Summers, 2000 –2005 Partners in Education, US Department of State, Two presentations per session, Fall 1999, 2001, 2003

"Cooperative Learning," Presentation in EDCI 555, Waging Peace, University of Montana, Missoula Montana, January 1998

"Active Learning Workshop" for Big Sky Institute for Teaching in the Science
Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana, September 1997
"Cooperative Structures in the Psychology Course," Montana State University, Department of Psychology Staff Meeting, June 1997
"Cooperative Learning" with Dr. James Hauwiller for International Education Program, Montana State University; Conducted workshops for professors from Thailand
“Multiple Intelligences, Phi Kappa Delta, Bozeman, Montana, April 1994
"Cooperative Learning” Montana Education Association. Fall Conference 1993, Helena, Montana
"Empowering the Remedial Writer," International Reading Association, New Orleans, May 1989
"Wake the Dead: Motivating the Unmotivated Student (Part II)," Montana Association of English and Language Arts, October 1988
"Wake the Dead: Motivating the Unmotivated Student," Montana Association of Teachers of English and Language Arts, October 1987
"Writing in the Remedial Classroom," Conference for Montana Chapter I programs, September 1987
"Prewriting in the Elementary Curriculum," Five presentations for elementary schools in Bozeman School District; October - March 1985
"Language and Behavior," Montana Association of Teachers of English and Language Arts, October 1983
"Exemplary Chapter I Program;" Named Outstanding Program for Student Achievement; September 1982

PUBLICATIONS:

Year long unit plan for teaching Diversity and Tolerance, AP Psychology Syllabus and Disclosure Document in Carjuzzaa and Kellough (2013) Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools, 10 ed.
New Jersey: Pearson Education, Inc.



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Writing Across the Curriculum, US Teaching of English Publication, US Embassy, Ukraine, 2003

Cooperative Learning, Booklet in conjunction with Ukrainian Teaching
Excellence Award Winner, Ukraine, 2000
The Boy, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Hawk Talk, Spring 1996
Cooperative Learning in the Teacher Preparation Program, ERIC Document, Spring 1993
The Shakedown of an Assumption, Arizona English Journal, Fall 1985
Forensics, Christian Science Monitor, October 1985
Using Emotive Language, Montana English Journal, Winter Edition, 1979

AWARDS AND HONORS:

Distinguished Educator Award, Bozeman Public Schools,: May 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015
Selected by a worthy student award winner-

Professional Development Award, American Psychological Association, funding
attendance at the APA conference, Washington DC, August 2011

Teaching Excellence Award, American Councils for International Education,
US Department of State, 2004; 32 teachers selected from the United States

“Women Who Make a Difference, “ One of fifteen women chosen on basis of contributions; sole educator to be recognized, Gallatin County United Way, June 2002

Graduate Achievement Award, Montana State University Foundation, 1993

Outstanding Graduate Student; Department of Education; Montana State University, 1993
AA Forensics Coach of the Year, Montana Forensics Educators, 1987




RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE:

Instructional Coach, Bozeman School District 7
Bozeman, Montana 59715 September 2013 – current position
Supervisor: Dr. Marilyn King, Assistant Superintendent
Duties: Assist teachers in developing curriculum, instructional strategies

Psychology Instructor: Bozeman High School,
Bozeman, Montana 59715 September 1992 - 2012
Supervisor: Robert Watson, Principal
Duties: Instruction of Advanced Placement Psychology, Psychology I & II, Alternative Program

Consultant, IREX, United States Department of State: evaluated online course proposal for Global Awareness Education and Teaching Excellence Awards grant proposals. Summer, 2011Instructor,

Northern Plains Transition to Teaching. Online courses; Teacher Certification Program, 559,
Students with Special Needs, 557 The Brain and Learning, Montana State University, 2009- present


Internship Coordinator, Office of International Programs, Montana State University
US Department of State Grant: International Leaders in Education: developed and supervised
program for honored teachers from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil,
South Africa and Indonesia, Spring Semester 2009

Program Coordinator, Office of International Programs, and Montana State University US Department of State Grant: Teaching Excellence Awards, Eurasian Countries,
Summer 2003 – 2007

Adjunct Instructor; Montana State University,
Bozeman, Montana 59715 Fall Semester, 1997: Spring Semester 2001- 2010
Supervisor: Dr. Gloria Gregg, Dr. Robert Carson: Department of Education
Duties: Instruction of Educational Psychology/ one section per semester

Duties: Assisted in research and writing for County-wide Intervention Grant
Language Arts Instructor; Bozeman Senior High School,
Bozeman, Montana 59715 September 1979 - spring 1991
Supervisor: Louis Gappmayer, Principal

Duties: Instruction of semester sections of College Preparatory Writing; Chapter I English; English IV, English III.

Instructor, Engineering Department; Montana State University,
Bozeman, Montana 59715 summer: 1987 & 1988
Supervisor: Robin Thomas
Duties: Taught written and spoken communications to students interested in
pursuing engineering at the university.

Assistant Forensics Coach, Bozeman Senior High School,
Bozeman, Montana 59715 September 1976 - present
Supervisor: Robert Adams 1976 - 1985; Anne Sullivan 1986 -1988
Duties: Major coaching responsibilities for the events of extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, oral interpretation, and memorized public address. Coached 18 students to state championships in speech events and/or qualification for National Forensics Tournament.


Director, In-School and Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youth,
Butte-Silver Bow Anti-Poverty Council, Butte, Montana, and June 1974 - August 1975 Supervisor: Ross Richardson
Duties: Direction of Federal program for Gallatin and Park Counties.
Included locating jobs, screening and selecting applicants, informal counseling.
Involved direct work with 50 to 60 young persons per season.