Trey G.

Thompson
722 W. 19th Pl #2 Chicago, IL 60616 (913)-575-7113 treygt@gmail.com Skype: treygthompson OBJECTIVE: Obtain an elementary (4th or 5th grade) teaching position in an underserved community. EDUCATION: Masters of Urban Education, National Louis University, Chicago, IL Intermediate Spanish Language Course, Proyecto Liguistica Quezelteco de Espanol Quetzaltenango, Guatemala 10-week full immersion course Focus: Conversational Spanish Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Specialization: Social Sciences GPA- 3.4 CREDENTIALS: Illinois Provisional Elementary Teaching, K-9 Special Education (LBS1) Anticipated November 2009

May 2008

June 2012 Anticipated

TEACHING EXPERIENCE: AUSL CTR Resident August 2012-Current Howe School of Excellence, Chicago, IL, 3rd Grade Used both NWEA and classroom data to create small groups for both reading and math. Implemented the classroom BMC to ensure a safe and effective learning environment. Implemented existing balanced literacy program including whole group reading lessons, small group reading lessons, BAS testing, Words Their Way, and writing workshops. Worked with other team members to plan scope and sequence for the year. Program Instructor February 2011-June 2012 Kansas STARBASE, Wichita, KS, 4th-6th Grade Taught the Department of Defense curriculum focused on concepts in STEM (science technology engineering math) education. Worked to improve the students comprehension by planning, building, and implementing experiments and lessons to help connect concepts of STEM to each other and the real world. English Instructor October 2010-December 2010 Casa Americana, Valencia, Spain, Adolescent-Adult Designed and taught 3 months of curriculum and non-curriculum based instruction in English with student of varying ages and levels. Worked to improve reading, speaking, conversational, and writing English skills of non-native speakers through both group classes and private lessons. Classroom Teacher, Computer Studies Teacher, PE Swim Teacher January 2010-April 2010 Cortes International School, El Porvenir, Honduras 5th Grade, 4th-7th Grade, 1st-7th Grade Designed and taught 3 months of curriculum and non-curriculum based instruction in subject areas including: Reading, Language, Spelling, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Worked to improve reading, speaking, conversational, and writing English skills of non-native speakers through comprehensive and integrated units in all subjects. Designed and taught units on the proper and effective use of computers. Classroom Teacher Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Woodrow Wilson Elementary, Manhattan, KS 4th grade Designed and taught eight months of standard-based instruction in all subjects including math, science, social studies reading and language arts. Created enhanced classroom management techniques that helped to improve the learning environment for all students. Increased State Assessment Scores for all students. Met Standard of Excellence in State Assessments in all tested subjects: Math, Reading, Science

Increased District assessment (MAP) scores in both tested areas of Math and Reading for all students from fall to spring tests. Provided comprehensive units in all subject areas to meet different learning styles of all students. Summer School Classroom Teacher- Summer 2008 Marlatt Elementary, 6th grade classroom Designed and taught 2 months of standards based instruction focused primarily on math. Implemented classroom management techniques to enhance learning for all. Student Internship Spring 2008 Amanda Arnold Elementary, Manhattan, KS- 3rd grade Designed and taught three months of standard-based instruction in all subjects including of multiple units in Reading, Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies. Developed classroom management skills that enhanced the learning experience for all students. Participated in staff meetings and development provided by the district, school, and university. Created a classroom with respect and report that was conducive to learning for all students. Evaluated students through multiple forms of formal and informal assessment. Prepared students for State Assessments using a variety of strategies and formative assessments. OTHER EMPLOYMENT: The Frontier Program (May 2009-July 2009) Kansas State University Manhattan, KS Worked to create a Wellness Program for the staff and students of the Frontier Program, through designing a meeting schedule for students and staff to meet and discuss topics of wellness as well as work related discussion. Help draw attention to the program through various avenues including an internet database for potential students. High School Assistant Swim Coach Spring 2009 Manhattan High School, Manhattan, KS grades 9th through 12th Assisted in planning and coaching the high school swim team Helped lead the team to a League Championship and an 8th place finish in the State Meet In-Home Support Care (May 2007- September 2007) Medicaid, Lenexa, KS Worked as an in-home tutor and support care for a 7 year-old boy with autism. Worked with academic, social, and personal skills. Extended childs understanding in reading, math, computer skills, personal hygiene, and etiquette. VOLUNTEER: English Language Teacher- 20+ hours, Luis Cardoza y Aragon Popular Culture Center, Quetzaltenango, Guatemala (August-December 2009) Worked with students to learn English through hands on approach. Cherith Brook Community- 200+ hours, Kansas City, Missouri (Summer 2007) Worked with street dwellers from all walks of life to help provide showers, food, and respect. ESL Teacher- 50-75 hours, Kansas City, Missouri (Summer 2007) Taught English to several groups of refugees who had recently re-located to the United States. Boys and Girls Club: 50 hours, Manhattan, KS (Fall 2006) Volunteered at after school program playing games and learning social and organizational skills. Sunday School Teacher: over 100 hours, Wichita, KS (Spring-Summer 04) Worked with students from ages 2-18 in bible studies and social gatherings. TRAVEL: (IN ORDER OF TIME SPENT) Guatemala, Spain, Honduras, El Salvador, Jamaica, Brazil, England, Kazakhstan, Moroco, Nicaragua, Romania