Clinton S. Sower, M.Ed.
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Office Address
15301
Lee Highway Centreville,
VA 20121 (703)
227-1451 |
Work Address
237 Church St. Front Royal, VA 22630 (540) 664-5189 |
Education |
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Master of Education, Special Education ED / LD, May 2000 James
Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA Honors:
Outstanding Graduate Student Award Project: The Learning Toolbox
(founding member, lead web designer) Advisor: Esther Minskoff, Ph.D. Bachelor of Arts, History & Philosophy, May 1996 Minor:
Developing Nation Studies, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, St. Mary’s City, MD |
Current Professional Initiatives |
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Training colleagues in the use of database programs to: §
Meet the increasing demands for teachers to manage information §
Ensure that “No Child Left Behind” criteria are met §
Analyze student errors as basis for differentiation of instruction §
Produce detailed reports of student performance §
Facilitate team communication Creating eLearning materials to:
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Skills |
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Teaching Skills
Technology Skills
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Professional Experience |
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Teaching Fairfax County Public Schools – Bull Run Elementary School 2003 - Present Special Educator – 6th Grade Multi-categorical Frederick County Public Schools – James Wood Middle School 2001 - 2003 Special Educator – 8th Grade Learning Disabilities National Children’s Center – Washington, DC 2000 – 2001 Special Educator – Secondary Autism / Multiple Disabilities Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program – Harrisonburg, VA 2000 Logistics Facilitator for Turkish and Cypriot Teachers in Training New Dominion School – Cumberland, MD 1996 – 1998 Supervising Counselor – Adjudicated Juveniles United States Information Service – Lome, Togo, West Africa Summer 1995 English as a Foreign Language Teacher St. Mary’s County Public Schools – Leonardtown, MD 1994 – 1995 Home / Hospital Teacher Technology cssdesigns.com – Front Royal, VA 2000 – Present Privately owned freelance web design company US Department of Education & James Madison University 1999 – 2000 Lead Web Designer: The Learning Toolbox |
Presentations and Publications |
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“Preparing
Below Grade Level Readers for Standardized Tests with Online Tutorials.” National
Blackboard Conference, Phoenix, AZ – March 2004 – view power point “Using
Access as a Student Manager: Training
by Teachers for Teachers.” (instructional
manual in preparation) – view
draft “Creating
Online Tutorials in Blackboard.” (article
in preparation) – view
draft |