Adrianna Gonzalez

• Engage in research focused on K-20 student development, Teacher learning, and teacher education.
• Most recent research has been funded by the Young Scholars program
• Collaborate on the development of literature reviews reflective of teacher wellbeing and Covid-19, Teacher Inquiry Groups, and Translingual and Multilingual and Multimodal early childhood research
• Co-create demographic, multilingual and multimodal surveys
• Provide assistance with grant research study; Responsible for data collection and analysis of surveys, teacher inquiry monthly meetings, and co-conducting interviews (additional activities include- field notes, transcribing, and analytic memos)
• Co-Present at the Society for Research in Child Development (March 2023) on research findings.

-Maintained a positive school climate and learning atmosphere for all students so that they
could achieve their academic and personal goals through school wide programming (i.e. Bullying Prevention Month)
-Supported students through the Mentor/ Mentee Program and one-one- one check-ins with
students who demonstrate the need for behavior intervention plans
-Managed student behavior records and work in communication with Administration, teachers
and students’ families
-Co-taught the High School, College, and Careers 8 th grade class and implement a social justice
and student voice curriculum

• Utilized students' languages (Spanish and English) to support their learning.
• Developed student confidence through positive reinforcement strategies.
• Created tailored lesson plans and study guides to teach and assist students in area of study, specifically language arts, reading, and writing.

• Provided in-class support for students across varying course subjects.
• Utilized students' language practices (English and Spanish) to best support their learning
• Collaborated with teachers to determine how best to support student success.
• Tutored diverse groups of students, across K-5th grade, to strengthen subject comprehension, boost confidence, and build important learning skills.