Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Academicandprofessionalhonors
Selectedpublications
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Carmina Makar Martin

New York,USA

Summary

Academic professional with 20 years of experience in higher education. Expertise in pedagogical practice, project management and diverse student populations.

Overview

26
26
years of professional experience

Work History

Adjunct Assistant Professor - School of Education

The City College of New York
09.2013 - Current

Adjunct Professor - Curriculum and Teaching

Teachers College, Columbia University
01.2014 - 01.2015

Adjunct Professor (online) - School of Education

University of Guadalajara
05.2005 - 05.2013

Teaching Assistant

Teachers College, Columbia University
09.2009 - 05.2012

Professional Development Facilitator

Columbia University
09.2008 - 05.2011

K-12 Outreach Coordinator

Columbia University, Institute of Latin American Studies
01.2007 - 02.2010

Education Consultant

UNESCO
01.2008 - 01.2010

Teacher Education for School and Community Partnerships – (Facilitator)

Teachers College, Columbia University
01.2008 - 09.2009

Research Assistant

Teachers College, Columbia University
12.2006 - 05.2009

College Supervisor (Graduate Assistant)

Teachers College, Columbia University
09.2006 - 05.2008

Lecturer

ITESO University
09.2004 - 05.2006

Museum Researcher and UNDP Liaison

Trompo Magico Interactive Museum
05.2002 - 06.2005

Case Worker

Asociation Tepeyac de New York
08.2001 - 03.2002

Sixth Grade Homeroom Teacher

Anahuac Chapalita Elementary School
08.2000 - 06.2001

First and Second Grade Homeroom Teacher

Harland Johnson Elementary School
08.1998 - 05.2000

Education

Ed.D - International Education Development

Teachers College, Columbia University
05.2013

M.A. - International Education Development (Bilingual and Bicultural Education)

Teachers College, Columbia University
05.2008

Bachelor of Arts - Communication Studies

ITESO University
01.2003

Skills

  • Research
  • Impact assessment
  • Educational practice
  • Academic advising
  • Group and individual instruction
  • Strategic planning

Academicandprofessionalhonors

  • President’s Award for Excellence in Community Service, Columbia University
  • Dean’s Grant for Doctoral Research, Teachers College Columbia University
  • Fulbright Fellow
  • Brockmann Fellow
  • Ford Foundation Fellow


Selectedpublications

Selected   Publications

Makar, C., Mercier, S., Withers, A. (2024). Bridging Home and School. Researcher Commentary.  In T. Kleyn, V. Hunt, A. Jaar, R. Madrigal & C. Villegas (Ed.), Lessons from a Dual Language Bilingual School: Celebrando una década de Dos Puentes Elementary (pp. 97-99). Bristol, Blue Ridge Summit: Multilingual Matters.

Makar,   C. (2022). Bilingual Teachers Engage: Poetic Inquiry as a Site for Languaging   Dilemmas in Octu, B and Borjian, M. Remaking Remaking Multilingualism a Translanguaging Approach. Multilingual   Matters. Bristol.

Makar,   C. & Valdiviezo, L. (2021). Education in Mexico. Oxford Bibliographies.   Oxford  University Press.

Makar, C. (2016). Uncovering   Language Policy in Higher Education: Reflections from the

Classroom. Bellaterra Journal of Teaching & Learning Language &   Literature

(BJTLLL).   9(2), 6-13.

Cortina,   R., Makar., & Mount Cors, M.F. (2015). Dual language as a social   movement: putting languages on a level playing field. Current Issues in Comparative Education,  Teachers College, Columbia University. 17(1), 5-16.

Kleyn,   T., Lopez, D., & Makar, C. (2015). What about bilingualism? a critical   reflection on the edTPA with teachers of emergent bilinguals. Bilingual Research Journal. 37(3),   1- 34.

Lopez,   D. & Makar, C. (2015). The Common Core and the bilingual classroom:   findings from a New York City case study. New York Academy of Public Education Journal (4),   7- 11.

Makar,   C. (2014). Bilingual Education as a discursive practice in the New York   Spanish Spelling Bee. Journal   of Bilingual Education Research and Instruction.

Makar, C. (2010). Repensando la Educación Transnacional: El caso del   PROBEM. Revista   Reflexion Educativa(4), 22, 135-142.

Makar, C. (2008). Matrices de Aprendizaje para la Animación Sociocultural. Revista de la Universidad de Guadalajara. UDG-Guadalajara.

Makar, C. (2012). Building   Communities through Bilingual Education: The Case of Asociación Tepeyac de   New York. In Garcia, O., Zakharia, Z. and Octu, B. (Eds) Bilingual Community Education and Multilingualism: Beyond   Heritage Languages in a Global City.   Multilingual Matters. Bristol.

Cortina, R., De la Cruz, I., & Makar, C. (2012). School   Trajectories for Mexican Immigrant Youth in New York City in Sawyer &   Jensen (Eds) Regarding   Educación: Mexican-American Schooling, Immigration, and Bi-national   Improvement.   Teachers College Press: New York.

García,   O., Makar, C., Starcevic, M. & Terry, A. (2011). The translanguaging of   Latino kindergartners. In Rothman, J. and Potowski, K. Bilingual Youth: Spanish in English speaking societies. John Benjamins, pp. 33-55.

Garcia,   O., López, D., & Makar, C. (2010). Latin America. In Fishman, J. and   Garcia, O. (Eds.), Handbook   of Language and Ethnic Identity, Second Edition. New York: Oxford University Press.

Makar, C. (2003). Aprendizaje significativo y espacios museográficos. En   Orozco G. & Medina D. (Eds.) El Museo como mediador pedagógico. Trompo Mágico, Jalisco, México.


Languages

Spanish
Native or Bilingual
French
Limited Working

Timeline

Adjunct Professor - Curriculum and Teaching

Teachers College, Columbia University
01.2014 - 01.2015

Adjunct Assistant Professor - School of Education

The City College of New York
09.2013 - Current

Teaching Assistant

Teachers College, Columbia University
09.2009 - 05.2012

Professional Development Facilitator

Columbia University
09.2008 - 05.2011

Education Consultant

UNESCO
01.2008 - 01.2010

Teacher Education for School and Community Partnerships – (Facilitator)

Teachers College, Columbia University
01.2008 - 09.2009

K-12 Outreach Coordinator

Columbia University, Institute of Latin American Studies
01.2007 - 02.2010

Research Assistant

Teachers College, Columbia University
12.2006 - 05.2009

College Supervisor (Graduate Assistant)

Teachers College, Columbia University
09.2006 - 05.2008

Adjunct Professor (online) - School of Education

University of Guadalajara
05.2005 - 05.2013

Lecturer

ITESO University
09.2004 - 05.2006

Museum Researcher and UNDP Liaison

Trompo Magico Interactive Museum
05.2002 - 06.2005

Case Worker

Asociation Tepeyac de New York
08.2001 - 03.2002

Sixth Grade Homeroom Teacher

Anahuac Chapalita Elementary School
08.2000 - 06.2001

First and Second Grade Homeroom Teacher

Harland Johnson Elementary School
08.1998 - 05.2000

M.A. - International Education Development (Bilingual and Bicultural Education)

Teachers College, Columbia University

Ed.D - International Education Development

Teachers College, Columbia University

Bachelor of Arts - Communication Studies

ITESO University
Carmina Makar Martin