Cori Vanburen

 Cori Vanburen

Cori L. Vanburen

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Biography

Tennessee State University - Teaching & Learning

Teacher and Graduate Education Faculty
Higher Education
Dr. Cori
Van Buren
Nashville, Tennessee
Experienced Professor, Teacher and Leader with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education profession. A commitment to student success, student professional growth and mentorship. Experience in teaching undergraduate, graduate and doctoral courses - online, hybrid, traditional face-to-face - in Teacher Education and Education Leadership. Skilled in Team Building, Management, Leadership and Strategic Planning. Strong education professional with a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) focused in Learning Organizations and Strategic Change from Lipscomb University.


Experience

  • Tennessee State University

    Instructor

    Academic Enrichment:

    Developmental Reading (DSPR 0800, 0801)
    A course designed as an experience in reception and processing of ideas in the evaluation, application, and retention of textual materials and designed to provide strategies, applying high-level reasoning skills to identify, formulate, and solve problems.

    Learning Strategies (DSPS 0800)
    A course designed to provide an integrated system of instruction, application and assessment in major college survival skills essential for success.

    AEAO 1020 Academic Recovery

  • Tennessee State University

    Instructor; Adjunct Assistant Professor


    College of Education, Department of Teaching & Learning, Undergraduate:

    Reading in the Content Area (EDRD 2010)
    A course that is designed to assist the enhancement of students’ competencies in reading and learning. Emphasis is placed upon methods and procedures for use with interdisciplinary
    readings designed to provide a link across the disciplines for directive work in all fields of college study. The course not only strengthens students’ literal comprehension but also the development of inferential comprehension in content area courses, the media, and socio-technical systems. .

    Critical Thinking (UNIV 2010)
    This course is designed to provide an integrated system of instruction, application, and assessment so that students will be able to understand the logical connections between ideas; identify, construct and evaluate arguments; detect inconsistencies and common mistakes in reasoning; solve problems systematically; identify the relevance and importance of ideas; reflect on the justification of one's own beliefs and values.

  • Educational Testing Service (ETS)

    TOEIC Rater/Scorer

    Scorer for the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC)
    The TOEIC® Speaking and Writing tests provide an accurate assessment of an individual's ability to communicate in spoken and written English in the workplace.

  • Liberty University

    Online Faculty

    School of Education, Teacher and Graduate Education

    Courses
    • EDUC 746: Conflict Resolution, Online Doctorate
    • EDUC 784: Assessment & Accreditation, Online Doctorate
    • EDUC 638: Leadership in Educational Technology, Online Graduate
    • EDUC 304: Classroom Management for Teachers, Online Undergraduate
    • EDUC 307: Instructional Practices for Differentiated Instruction, Online Undergraduate
    Other courses not listed

  • Metro Nashville Public Schools

    History Teacher, Stratford High School

    Courses:
    American History
    Government
    Economics
    World Geography

  • Focus on the Family

    Connecting with people all over the world on behalf of Focus on the Family; participating in social media platforms such as discussion boards, forums and blogs; enriching the lives of families; engaging the culture.

  • University of the People

    Teach graduate-level courses for the Master of Education program:

    EDUC 5010: Education in Context: History, Philosophy and Sociology
    EDUC 5210: Learning Theory and Implications for Instruction
    EDUC 5240: Creating Positive Classroom Environments

Education

  • Tennessee Technological University

    Specialist in Education, (Ed.S.)

    Instructional Leadership
    Clinical Experience in Instructional Leadership Organizational Theory and Practice Managing Operations and Processes Educational Research Understanding Organizational Culture Curriculum and Instruction Implementing Change

  • Lipscomb University

    Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)

    Learning Organizations and Strategic Change
    Dissertation: An Analysis of Teacher Efficacy and the Effectiveness of Teacher Preparation Programs Managing Conflict in Organizations Organizational Behavior and Adaptive Change Strategic Leadership Current Issues in Education National and International Policy Experience

  • Tennessee State University

    Master of Education (M.Ed.)

    Educational Administration and Supervision
    Perspectives in Education, Leadership, and Culture Theories in Educational Administration School Law School and Community Relations School Finance Additional Hours in History Education

  • Tennessee State University

    Instructor


    Academic Enrichment: Developmental Reading (DSPR 0800, 0801) A course designed as an experience in reception and processing of ideas in the evaluation, application, and retention of textual materials and designed to provide strategies, applying high-level reasoning skills to identify, formulate, and solve problems. Learning Strategies (DSPS 0800) A course designed to provide an integrated system of instruction, application and assessment in major college survival skills essential for success. AEAO 1020 Academic Recovery

  • Tennessee State University

    Instructor; Adjunct Assistant Professor


    College of Education, Department of Teaching & Learning, Undergraduate: Reading in the Content Area (EDRD 2010) A course that is designed to assist the enhancement of students’ competencies in reading and learning. Emphasis is placed upon methods and procedures for use with interdisciplinary readings designed to provide a link across the disciplines for directive work in all fields of college study. The course not only strengthens students’ literal comprehension but also the development of inferential comprehension in content area courses, the media, and socio-technical systems. . Critical Thinking (UNIV 2010) This course is designed to provide an integrated system of instruction, application, and assessment so that students will be able to understand the logical connections between ideas; identify, construct and evaluate arguments; detect inconsistencies and common mistakes in reasoning; solve problems systematically; identify the relevance and importance of ideas; reflect on the justification of one's own beliefs and values.

EDRD 2010

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