Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Worked closely with students with special needs.
Additional Information
Timeline
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Emily Vogel

Binghamton,NY

Overview

14
14
years of professional experience

Work History

Per Diem Substitute Teacher Pre-K-8

Binghamton City School District
04.2010 - Current
  • Increased student engagement by incorporating hands-on activities and group projects.
  • Improved student understanding of complex topics through differentiated instruction and targeted support.
  • Enhanced classroom management skills, fostering a positive learning environment for all students.
  • Collaborated with fellow educators to develop cross-curricular lessons and activities.
  • Utilized various instructional approaches to accommodate diverse learning styles and needs.
  • Promoted critical thinking skills by prompting students to analyze information from multiple perspectives.

Adjunct Professor of English

SUNY Oneonta
08.2011 - 08.2022
  • Enhanced student comprehension by incorporating multimedia resources and real-world examples into lectures.
  • Collaborated with department faculty to revise and update course materials, resulting in increased student engagement and success.
  • Delivered clear, concise, and informative lectures on a range of English literature topics, fostering an enriching learning environment.
  • Promoted critical thinking skills through the implementation of diverse discussion-based activities in the classroom.
  • Assessed student progress regularly via exams, papers, and presentations, providing constructive feedback to guide improvement.
  • Mentored students one-on-one during office hours, addressing individual academic concerns and facilitating personal growth.
  • Developed tailored lesson plans that catered to diverse learner abilities while maintaining high expectations for all students.
  • Utilized innovative instructional strategies to actively engage students in the learning process and promote academic excellence.
  • Reviewed and selected appropriate texts for course syllabi that aligned with established learning objectives.
  • Fostered positive relationships with colleagues through open communication channels and collaborative efforts on various projects.
  • Maintained accurate records of student attendance, participation, assessments, and grades using digital platforms for easy access by both students and administrators.
  • Used effective teaching techniques and learning strategies in translating lesson plans into productive student learning experiences
  • Improved student performance by defining clear goals and communicating performance metrics.
  • Developed interesting lectures and educational activities to maximize learning within classroom.
  • Established and maintained student behavioral standards to achieve functional learning environment.
  • Made use of available technologies in daily learning, such as [Software] and [Software].

Adjunct Professor of English

Hartwick College
08.2010 - 05.2020
  • Enhanced student comprehension by incorporating multimedia resources and real-world examples into lectures.
  • Collaborated with department faculty to revise and update course materials, resulting in increased student engagement and success.
  • Delivered clear, concise, and informative lectures on a range of English literature topics, fostering an enriching learning environment.
  • Promoted critical thinking skills through the implementation of diverse discussion-based activities in the classroom.
  • Assessed student progress regularly via exams, papers, and presentations, providing constructive feedback to guide improvement.
  • Mentored students one-on-one during office hours, addressing individual academic concerns and facilitating personal growth.
  • Developed tailored lesson plans that catered to diverse learner abilities while maintaining high expectations for all students.
  • Utilized innovative instructional strategies to actively engage students in the learning process and promote academic excellence.
  • Reviewed and selected appropriate texts for course syllabi that aligned with established learning objectives.
  • Participated in ongoing professional development opportunities to stay current on pedagogical trends within the field of English education.
  • Fostered positive relationships with colleagues through open communication channels and collaborative efforts on various projects.
  • Maintained accurate records of student attendance, participation, assessments, and grades using digital platforms for easy access by both students and administrators.
  • Conducted research within specific areas of English literature interest to remain informed about recent developments within the discipline.
  • Presented at conferences showcasing innovative approaches to teaching English literature that inspired positive change in the field.
  • Organized guest speaker events to expose students to diverse perspectives and experiences within the study of English literature.
  • Managed course websites and online discussion boards, fostering an inclusive learning community beyond the physical classroom space.
  • Established a safe and welcoming classroom environment that promoted intellectual curiosity, open dialogue, and mutual respect among all participants.
  • Encouraged participation by maintaining positive attitude and proactively engaging students in activities and lessons.
  • Evaluated students' abilities and grasp of English language, keeping appropriate records and preparing progress reports.
  • Initiated, facilitated and moderated classroom discussions for college-level English students.
  • Developed lesson plans and adapted curriculum to meet individual needs of students
  • Used effective teaching techniques and learning strategies in translating lesson plans into productive student learning experiences
  • Improved student performance by defining clear goals and communicating performance metrics.
  • Developed interesting lectures and educational activities to maximize learning within classroom.
  • Assigned books and other materials to improve reading comprehension.
  • Organized detailed list of resources to help students go beyond classroom environments and delve into topics of interest.
  • Established and maintained student behavioral standards to achieve functional learning environment.

Long Term Substitute Teacher of Literacy, K-5

Binghamton City School District
04.2017 - 06.2017
  • Improved student comprehension by utilizing various teaching methods and learning styles.
  • Increased class participation through interactive activities and group projects.
  • Developed students'' critical thinking skills by incorporating problem-solving exercises into lessons.
  • Enhanced classroom management, implementing positive reinforcement techniques to foster a supportive learning environment.
  • Collaborated with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary lesson plans, promoting a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
  • Assessed student progress regularly, providing individualized feedback and support for continuous improvement.
  • Mentored struggling students one-on-one, resulting in significant improvements in their academic performance.
  • Maintained open communication with parents and guardians, discussing students'' progress and addressing any concerns promptly.

Education

Master of Arts - Education

New York University
New York, NY
05.2005

Skills

  • Instructional Strategies
  • Motivational Techniques
  • Time management
  • Public speaking

Worked closely with students with special needs.

Taught as both an aide and lead teacher in 12:1:1 classrooms, and in small groups with students with learning disabilities.

Additional Information

Taught in TK and Pre-K classrooms and performed early childhood education associated duties

Timeline

Long Term Substitute Teacher of Literacy, K-5

Binghamton City School District
04.2017 - 06.2017

Adjunct Professor of English

SUNY Oneonta
08.2011 - 08.2022

Adjunct Professor of English

Hartwick College
08.2010 - 05.2020

Per Diem Substitute Teacher Pre-K-8

Binghamton City School District
04.2010 - Current

Master of Arts - Education

New York University
Emily Vogel