Pamela Elaine Tipton, Ed.D.

9205 York Place · Lubbock Texas 79424 · 806-783-8988 ·  E-mail: pam.tipton@ttu.edu

 

 

Education

Ed. D. Educational Administration

      University of New Mexico, 1995

Research: Making the Difference: Technology and Teachers           Chair: Dr. Carolyn Wood

 

M. Ed. Educational Psychology

Texas A&M University, 1975

 

B. A., Mathematics

Texas Tech University, 1972

Graduated with honors in "Honors Studies"

 

Additional Coursework:

Eastern New Mexico University: Educational Administration

Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell: Computer Science, Photography, Digital Imaging

North Texas State University: Accounting and Information Systems

 

 

Educational Leadership Experience

 

Coordinator of Clinical Experiences

 College of Education, Texas Tech University, 7/01 – present

·                     Administers the student teaching program, including coordinating the placement of student teachers with mentor teachers in local school systems, facilitating cooperative ventures with other universities for the supervision of TTU students who desire to student teach at a distance, coordinating the assignment and activities of university supervisors of student teachers, mediating problem situations as appropriate, processing student teacher evaluations, and communicating with LEAs and students in the teacher education program about the program

·                     Serves on the university-wide Teacher Education Council

·                     Assesses the effectiveness of the program and recommends program improvement

·                     Taught EDCI5306: Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction

 

Director of Instructional Programs

Roswell Independent School District, 9/91 – 1/97

·                     Coordinated the curriculum renewal process, K - 12:  Major accomplishments include aligning the science, mathematics and integrated language arts curriculums with the standards and benchmarks proposed by NMSDE, AASA/NSTA, NCTM and NCTE and incorporating active learning instructional strategies

·                     Evaluated and was accountable for the successful implementation of all instructional programs (K-12)

·                     Coordinated development and implementation of the instructional technology program

·                     Coordinated state and local assessment and evaluation

·                     Organized and conducted staff development programs, including conducting training programs aimed at identifying substantive characteristics of effective teaching and learning

·                     Developed grants

 

 

Adjunct Instructor

Eastern New Mexico University System, 7/83 – 12/00

·                     BEAS230 Using the Internet I, Fall 2000 (Roswell campus)

·                     BEAS231 Using the Internet II – Web Page Design, Fall 2000 (Roswell campus)

·                     EDF222 Structured Classroom Observation, Spring 2000 (Roswell campus)

·                     CIS293 Introduction to the Internet, Fall 1997, Spring 1998 (Roswell campus)

·                     EDF569 Teams, Committees & Technology: Managing a Technology Classroom, Spring ‘96

·                     EDF569 Technology for the Instructional Leader, Spring 1994

·                     EDF468, 568 One Computer Classroom, June 1992

·                     EDF468, 568 WORKS for Teachers, July 1992

·                     Computer Literacy for Teachers, classes taught 1983-1985

 

 

Assistant Principal

Goddard High School, Roswell Independent School District, 7/85 - 6/91

·                     Coordinated guidance and student assistance services

·                     Directed registration and scheduling

·                     Fostered curriculum development and evaluation

·                     Supervised student behavior and discipline

·                     Maintained the physical inventory

·                     Conducted clinical supervision for assigned teaching personnel

 

 

Consultant, Special computer Projects

Region IV Education Service Center, Houston TX, 1/81 - 11/81

·                     Directed the Computerized Braille Project, supervising the preparation of data entry and the production of Braille state-adopted textbooks through a computerized translation process

·                     Supervised technical personnel

·                     Developed and implemented a training program for the use of the hardware and software

·                     Provided programming maintenance to upgrade the translation program (COBOL) and the editing procedures (BASIC)

·                     Established and managed a  Braille project library, physical and electronic

·                     Developed proposals and budgets to secure funding

·                     Facilitated the Computer Assisted Instruction project (K-8) for local education agencies

 

 

Curriculum Consultant, Mathematics

Region XVI Education Service Center, Amarillo TX, 8/79 - 7/80

·                     Trained and provided technical support to twelve school districts implementing a mathematics management system based on the STAMM (Systematic Teaching and Measuring Mathematics) model

·                     Planned and presented inservice programs for 48 local education agencies (1-6 hours in length), including managing a continuous progress curriculum program, active learning strategies in mathematics and evaluation and management of instructional materials

·                     Organized and conducted 15- and 30-hour summer workshops on various mathematics education topics

·                     Provided support to districts developing curriculum guides (K-12) and undergoing the state accreditation process

·                     Facilitated the Learner Based Accountability Project (K-12)

·                     Developed proposals and budgets to secure funding

 

 

Other Educational Experience

Counselor

 Goddard High School, Roswell New Mexico

 Navasota Intermediate School (grades 4-8), Navasota, Texas

Gifted Case Manager and Seminar Teacher, Goddard High School, Roswell, NM

Teacher/Department Chair of Computer Science, Goddard High School, Roswell, NM

Mathematics Teacher

Goddard High School and Sierra Mid School, Roswell, NM

Frisco High School, Frisco, Texas

Navasota Middle School, Navasota, Texas

Nichols Junior High, Arlington, Texas

Austin Junior High, Amarillo, Texas

 

 

 

Service - Presentations and Publications

·                     Co-author, Using technology to overcome the challenges of diversity.  The National Association of Secondary School Principals Bulletin, November 1997. 

·                     Invited presenter, Making the difference: Institutionalizing technology through staff development. 1996 National Conference of the National Staff Development Council, December 7-11, 1996: Vancouver, B.C.

·                     Co-author, Using technology in the classroom to maximize the advantages of diversity. Technology and Teacher Education Annual, 1996.    Charlottesville, VA: AACE.  Also published with permission of AACE in CSS Journal – Computers in the Social Studies, 1999

·                     Co-author, Using technology to develop multiple intelligences in the classroom. Technology and Teacher Education Annual, 1996.    Charlottesville, VA: AACE.

·                     Co-presenter, Using Technology in the Classroom to Maximize the Advantages of Diversity, and co-presenter, Using Technology to Develop Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom.  Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) 7th international conference, March 1996: Phoenix, AZ.

·                     Presenter, Making the Difference: Teachers and Technology.  Southern New Mexico Technology Conference, November 1995: Las Cruces, NM.

·                     Co-author, Technology for instructional leaders: A school-university collaboration. Technology and Teacher Education Annual, 1995.  Charlottesville, VA: AACE.

·                     Co-author, Computers in the classroom: A license to skill. Technology and Teacher Education Annual, 1995.  Charlottesville, VA: AACE.

·                     Audiotape, New Equations: Math Curriculum Renewal and Staff Development. Available from the National Staff Development Council publications and resources.

·                     Co-presenter, New Equations: Math Curriculum Renewal and Staff Development. National Staff Development Council 1994 national conference, December 1994: Orlando, FL.

·                     Logical/mathematical intelligence, NM SDE School Renewal Update, Fall 1994 (article)

·                     Panelist:  Technology and Teacher Education. TEL*ED 1994 national conference, November 13, 1994: Albuquerque, NM.

·                     Presenter: The Information Superhighway: Expanding the World of Our Classroom Through the INTERNET. Theta State conference, The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, April 23, 1994: Albuquerque, NM.

·                     Co-presenter, Mathematics Renewal: One District's Process.  New Mexico Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Conference, November 19, 1993: Albuquerque.

·                     Co-presenter, Mathematics Renewal: One District's Process.  New Mexico National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference, November 4, 1993: Santa Fe, NM.

·                     Co-presenter, Community-School Projects. Project LEAD’s Student Issues in Large Districts Conference, March 1992: Albuquerque, NM.

·                     Presenter, Where are we going and how are we going to get there?  New Mexico Council for Computer Users in Education Conference, March 1992: Albuquerque, NM.

·                     Presenter, Roswell's Technology Plan. Southern New Mexico Middle School Conference, November 1991: Roswell, NM.

·                     District Publications:

                Vocational Curriculum Guide, May 1996

K-12 Integrated Language Arts, May 1995

Kindergarten Handbook, May 1995

Technology for Teaching and Learning: A Strategic Plan, October 1994 (updated annually)

K-12 Mathematics Curriculum Guide, May 1994

K-12 Science, Health and Physical Ed. Curriculum Guide, May 1993

K-12 Social Studies Curriculum Guide, May 1992

 

 

Service – Committees and Organizations

 

Local, Civic, or Community:

        Texas Tech University Teacher Education Council

        Lake Ridge United Methodist Church, Lubbock, Paster-Parish Relations Committee, Media Team, Tape Ministry, 00-01

PEO, treasurer 97-98, chaplain, 99-2000

Delta Kappa Gamma, Alpha Theta chapter, president 89-91

State:

Texas Association of Directors of Field Experience (TDFE), 2001-curent

NM Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (NMASCD) Executive Board, 98-2001

North Central Association (NCA) accreditation team, Hobbs ISD, Fall 98; Portales ISD, Fall 99

New Mexico Educational Council, Scholarship chair, 99-2000

New Mexico School Counselor Association Executive Board, 98-2000

New Mexico State Board of Education's Council on Technology in Education, 94-97, vice-chair 96-97

New Mexico State Board of Education's Instructional Materials Commission, 93-94

Leadership for Change (LFC) cadre, SEDL, June 1993 & January 1995

National Organizations:             

Association of Teacher Educator (ATE)

Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)

Phi Delta Kappa