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Matthew Mayette

Georgetown,DE

Summary

Motivated and dedicated Physical Educator with over [13] years of experience in developing and delivering engaging physical education programs. Seeking a Recreation Supervisor position where I can leverage my expertise in program development, team leadership, and fostering community engagement. Passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles, enhancing recreational experiences, and creating inclusive, dynamic environments for individuals of all ages. Committed to utilizing my strong communication and organizational skills to oversee successful recreational activities and support community wellness initiatives.

Overview

12
12
years of professional experience

Work History

Teacher

Indian River School District
01.2013 - Current
  • Program Development: Design and implement engaging and age-appropriate programs that promote physical activity, wellness, and community involvement.
  • Leadership and Supervision: Leading classes and managing student behavior is essential, much like supervising recreational activities, managing teams, and ensuring effective staff performance in a recreation setting.
  • Communication Skills: Physical Education teachers regularly communicate with students, parents, and staff, which aligns with the communication needed to interact with participants, staff, and community members as a Recreation Supervisor.
  • Safety Management: Both roles prioritize the safety and well-being of participants, requiring knowledge of safety protocols, risk management, and first aid.
  • Team Building: PE teachers foster teamwork in sports and group activities, a skill directly transferable to organizing and managing group recreational programs where collaboration and teamwork are key.
  • Event Planning and Coordination: Organizing school-wide fitness events or competitions as a PE teacher is similar to planning community or recreational events, requiring organizational skills and attention to detail.
  • Customer Service and Engagement: Building rapport with students, parents, and staff in a PE setting parallels working with community members and participants in recreational programs, ensuring their needs are met and fostering positive relationships.
  • Adaptability: Adapting lesson plans for students with varying abilities is a key skill for both roles. In recreation, similar flexibility is needed to tailor programs for diverse groups of participants.
  • Conflict Resolution: Managing student behavior or resolving disputes in PE can translate into managing conflicts among participants or staff in recreational programs.
  • Fitness Knowledge: Understanding physical fitness principles, exercise routines, and healthy lifestyles helps both in promoting fitness through recreational activities and guiding participants to healthier habits.

Assignor of Basketball Officials

IAABO Board 129
05.2024 - Current
  • Scheduling and Coordination: Assigned, organized and scheduled 1631 games and 3531 official slots for various games, much like a recreation supervisor schedule and coordinates recreational programs, activities, and events.
  • Communication Skills: Both roles require clear and effective communication. An assignor communicates with officials, coaches, and event organizers, while a recreation supervisor communicates with staff, participants, and community members to ensure activities run smoothly.
  • Problem-Solving: Assignors must handle issues related to officials, such as last-minute cancellations or conflicts, which directly correlates with a recreation supervisor’s role in solving challenges related to staff, participants, or event logistics.
  • Staff Management and Supervision: Assignors oversee the performance and behavior of sports officials, similar to how a recreation supervisor manages and supervises staff to ensure quality service and adherence to safety and program standards.
  • Conflict Resolution: Both roles require the ability to manage disputes and resolve conflicts, whether between officials and coaches or between participants and staff.
  • Attention to Detail: Assigning the right officials to the right games requires precision and attention to detail, similar to how a recreation supervisor must ensure that activities are well-organized, safe, and meet the specific needs of participants.
  • Knowledge of Sports Rules and Regulations: An assignor’s knowledge of sports rules and regulations is beneficial when overseeing recreational activities, ensuring that rules are followed and safety standards are upheld in sports or physical recreation programs.
  • Customer Service: An assignor works with officials, coaches, and event organizers to address concerns and ensure smooth operations, similar to how a recreation supervisor interacts with participants, community members, and staff to ensure satisfaction and a positive experience.
  • Teamwork and Collaboration: Just as assignors collaborate with officials, coaches, and league organizers, recreation supervisors work with various teams, including staff, vendors, and community groups, to deliver successful recreational programs and activities.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Physical Education Teaching And Coaching

Wesley College
Dover, DE
12.2012

Master of Science - Health Education

American College of Education
Indianapolis, IN
09.2024

Skills

  • Leadership: Ability to lead and motivate a team, ensuring smooth operations and high team morale
  • Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills for interacting with staff, participants, and the community
  • Customer Service: Ability to address concerns and provide excellent service to participants, families, and the community
  • Problem-Solving: Quick thinking and decision-making skills to handle challenges that arise during recreational activities or programs
  • Time Management: Strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks and ensure the smooth execution of activities and programs

Timeline

Assignor of Basketball Officials

IAABO Board 129
05.2024 - Current

Teacher

Indian River School District
01.2013 - Current

Master of Science - Health Education

American College of Education

Bachelor of Science - Physical Education Teaching And Coaching

Wesley College
Matthew Mayette