Sean A.

Crumley
Current Address 112 E. Chestnut Street Oxford OH 45056 (937)-869-4232 crumlesa@miamioh.edu Permanent Address 1991 Neal Road Urbana OH 43078 (937)-869-4232

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Professional Objective
Entry year classroom teaching position in professional science education for grades 7-12.

Education
Miami University, Oxford Ohio (N.C.A.T.E. ITP & ADV Accredited) Bachelor of Science in Education, May 2014 Major: Adolescent/Young Adult Education Areas of Specialization: Life Science/Physics Minor: Physics Cumulative GPA: 3.21/4.00 Licensure (Pending): Ohio Resident Educator License Assessments: Praxis II Physics Content Knowledge Score: 140/200 Praxis II Biology Content Knowledge Score: 163/200 Pearson OAE AYA Pedagogy Scores Pending

Honors
Eagle Scout, 2006 Miami University Honors Program Undergraduate Summer Scholars Research Recipient

Professional Development Experiences

Student Teaching Experience, Fall 2013 Hamilton High School, Hamilton Ohio 11th &12th Grade Physics, 10th Grade Biology While at Hamilton High School I was the lead educator for two physics classes of approximately 30 students each and co-educated two biology inclusion classes with an Intervention Specialist. For the 18 weeks I was in the classroom I observed the first two and began teaching after that. I created lesson plans, lab experiences, homework assignments, assessments, graded assignments, and managed the classroom under the supervision of my cooperating teacher and when I was the lead educator. I also participated in bi-weekly professional development along with the resident educators of the school. I prepared lessons and examples of student work to be reviewed during observations by my University Supervisor and Assistant Principal of the school. I worked with the Intervention Specialists to implement IEP goals in the classroom and to develop strategies to accommodate diverse learners. Differentiation and student-initiated learning are promoted by the school and were implemented in the classroom. I also communicated with parents during two parent-teacher conference nights.

Methods Block Placement, February 2013 Franklin Local Schools, Franklin Ohio Seventh Grade Biology During my two-week placement at Franklin I observed a middle-school classroom and assisted in aspects of the classroom. These aspects were in-class tutoring, grading, and lesson planning. I planned, implemented, and graded a biology lesson to two classes. I observed parent-teacher conferences and discussed educational theory and practice with a veteran educator. Methods Block Placement, April 2013 Sycamore High School, Blue Ash Ohio 11th and 12th Grade Accelerated and Advanced Physics During my second two-week placement I observed two levels of physics classrooms. I observed and assisted preparation of an AP class and advanced content in the class. I helped administer lab experiences and implemented a one-day lesson plan I designed. I discussed the use of Inquiry in science education and the importance of cognitive skills with the cooperating teacher. Miami Connections Tutoring; Fall 2010, Spring 2012, Fall 2013 Talawanda High School, Oxford Ohio Math and Biology Tutor This is a tutoring program through Talawanda High School for at-risk students. While there I tutored students on basic math (algebra and geometry) and general biology concepts. All of their work was submitted online so the use of technology was emphasized. Adopt-A-School; Fall 2010, Spring 2011 Cincinnati Local Schools, Cincinnati Ohio General Biology Tutor Through Miami Universitys program I was assigned to Schroder High School in Cincinnati Ohio. This was an after-school program for at-risk students. I assisted students with their homework and make-up assignments in general biology.

Other Experiences
Completion of edTPA Development of online handbook for the Next Generation Science Standards (www.flickclip.org/NGSS/NGSS.html) Undergraduate Research on the use of popular culture in Science Education Development of Curriculum focused on Sustainability and Interdisciplinary learning President of Miami University Pistol Club, August 2012 May 2014 Member of the Wildlife Society of Miami University o Care, habitat management, husbandry, and diet preparation of North American carnivores. 7-week Intensive Italian Study Abroad Course studying the Italian Language. I maintain basic Italian language skills.

Previous Work Experience

Miami University Informational Technologies (IT) Services, Oxford Ohio Student Master (Supervisor); March 2011 to May 2014 At this job I was one of the student supervisors for the IT Help Desk. I was prompted to Student Master in the fall of 2012. Duties were to record student schedules, facilitate training sessions, work with full-time staff testing new services, to provide exceptional customer support, and to answer inquiries and resolves issues over phone, email, and online chat services. Louden Family Orchard, Urbana Ohio Supervisor and Farmhand; May 2006 June 2011 I was a farmhand and then supervisor of this family Apple Orchard. Duties include: care of the trees, pruning, dormant care of the orchard, application of fertilizers and pesticide/herbicide, harvesting fruit, preparation of fruit for sale, pressing apple cider, maintaining heavy farm machinery, repair of facilities, janitorial work, planning of daily schedule, sales clerk, customer service, and training new employees.

References Dr. Ann Haley Mackenzie 513-529-1688; mackenah@miamioh.edu Associate Professor Special Professor Dept. of Teacher Education Dept. of Science, Math and Computer Technology Miami University , Oxford Ohio Univ. of Johannesburg, South Africa Mrs. Michelle Rieman 513-868-7700 ext. 4116; mrieman@hcsdoh.org Biology and Zoology Teacher Hamilton High School, Hamilton Ohio Mr. Matt Eaton 513-868-7700 ext. 4213; meaton@hcsdoh.org Physics and Chemistry Teacher Hamilton High School, Hamilton Ohio Mr. William Roi 513-529-5632; roiwt@miamioh.edu Quality Coordinator University IT Services Miami University, Oxford Ohio