Amy Hamer

• Taught EDU 352: Mathematics Teaching Techniques for Middle and High Schools.

• Served as the mathematics education instructor within a multidisciplinary secondary methods program.
• Guided pre-service teachers in lesson planning, unit development, assessment design, and reflective practice aligned with Wisconsin Teacher Standards.
• Integrated culturally responsive pedagogy and equity into mathematics teacher preparation.

• Teach asynchronous AP Calculus and Pre-Calculus to students in grades 9–13, including international learners.
• Facilitate weekly AP Calculus AB and BC workshops.
• Maintain ongoing communication with over 50 students in a rolling enrollment model.

• Instruct Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Accounting, International Business, English 1 & 2, Intro to Statistics, Consumer Math
• Focus on credit recovery and intervention during summer school.
• Managed classroom behavior effectively using positive reinforcement strategies, cultivating an inclusive and respectful learning community.

• Teach Honors Algebra 1 to students in grades 3–10.
• Contribute to curriculum development and online course integration.
• Support international and high-achieving students through CTY programs.
• Supervised 12 instructors of Honors Algebra I.

• Taught Advanced Algebra to high school juniors and seniors in an urban setting.
• Supported underperforming students in a project-based curriculum.

• Instructed Geometry and Advanced Algebra to grades 10–12.
• Held leadership roles: Sophomore & Junior Class Advisor, Gifted Mentor, and SIP Team Member.
• Recognized by East Bremerton Rotary as Staff Member of the Month (May 2005).

• Assisted in programs for gifted students: Challenge Math, Honors Opportunity Program.
• Supported teacher professional development and fellowship programs.
• Presented at seminars and orientation sessions in the College of Education.