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Lori Brodeur
John W. McCormack Middle School, Dorchester, MA
Ph.D. Candidate, Leadership in Urban Schools ProgramUniversity of Massachusetts/Boston
M.Ed., Fitchburg State College, May 2004
Concentration: Teaching English as a Second Language
B.A., Yale University, May 2001
Major: Political Science, Concentration: international Relations
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Research & Activities:
Lori Brodeur has been a Boston Public Schools middle school teacher since 2001. She recently began the doctoral program in Leadership in Urban Schools at UMass/Boston. At the McCormack Middle School in Dorchester, she teaches 6th, 7th and 8th grades Spanish, Geography and Civics, respectively. She has worked with English Language learners under the former transitional bilingual program and the current sheltered instruction model. For the past three years, she been a mentor teacher for the Harvard Graduate School of Education and is a teacher representative to the School Site Council at the McCormack Middle School. She also coaches girls’ soccer at her school.
Selected Publications:
• Lori Brodeur is the co-author of a presentation at the National Reading Council (December 2006) titled, ”A Collaborative Literacy and Civics Initiative for English Language Learners.” Panel chaired by Kris Gutierrez. |
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