Matthew Furey
Fenton,MI
Summary
Experienced educator specializing in collaborative learning and pedagogical skills. Strong track record in assessing student performance and adapting instruction to meet diverse needs. Prepared to utilize leadership and mentoring abilities to foster an enriching educational environment.
Overview
31
31
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Professional Educator
Swartz Creek Community Schools
08.1995 - Current
- Developed and implemented engaging lesson plans aligned with curriculum standards.
- Facilitated collaborative learning environments to enhance student participation and critical thinking.
- Assessed student performance to identify strengths and areas for improvement, adapting instruction accordingly.
- Mentored junior educators, fostering professional development and effective teaching strategies.
HS/MS Head Basketball Coach
Lake Fenton Community Schools
09.2006 - 03.2018
- Developed and implemented training programs to enhance player performance and skill development.
- Fostered a positive team culture through effective communication and mentorship of student-athletes.
- Analyzed game footage to identify areas for improvement and formulate strategic game plans.
- Coordinated logistics for practices, games, and tournaments to ensure smooth operations.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Elementary Education
University of Michigan-Flint
Flint, MISkills
- Collaborative learning
- Creativity and innovation
- Pedagogical skills
- Educational technology
Accomplishments
- Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
- Collaborated with team of educators in the development of team-building and professional learning communities.
Certification
- Professional Teaching Certificate License - 2030
- Social Sciences/ ELA highly qualified - 2002- present
Timeline
HS/MS Head Basketball Coach
Lake Fenton Community Schools
09.2006 - 03.2018
Professional Educator
Swartz Creek Community Schools
08.1995 - Current
Bachelor of Arts - Elementary Education
University of Michigan-Flint