Lia Maimon
Ph.D., Syracuse University
Associate Professor of Education
OFFICE
126 Carlson Hall
University of Bridgeport
University Avenue
Bridgeport, CT 06604-5795
(203) 576-4215
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00PM to 3:00PM or by appointment
INTERNET
maimon@bridgeport.edu
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
University
Developmental Reading in the Elementary School
Elementary Language Arts Methods
Content Area Literacy
Critical Thinking and Reading
Urban Teacher Education
Literacy Theory and Practice
Methods and Materials for Teaching English as a Second Language
Reading for Limited Proficiency English Learners
Reading Comprehension for Academic Purposes
Study Skills Instruction
Freshman English Composition
College ESL
High School: Regular and Alternative: ESL
Middle School: Reading, Writing, ESL
Elementary School: 4th & 5th grades
OTHER EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Network for Urban Educational Renewal
Urban In-service Teacher Education
Supervision of Student Teachers
Reading Diagnostician of Juvenile Offenders
Curriculum Developer
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Using a Reading Perspectives Framework as a Guide for Pre-service Elementary Teachers (under review).
Looking for Unity: An Inclusive Conceptualization of Literacy Theory and Practice (under review).
The relationship between self-efficacy and the functions of writing, Journal of College Reading and Learning, (2002).
Improving Cross-cultural Text Revision, Journal of College Reading and Learning, (2001).
Reducing Resistance to Content Area Literacy Courses. 19th Yearbook of the College Reading Association, (1997).
The Effects of Perceptions of Failure and Test Instruction on Test Performance of Community College Students. 17th Yearbook of the College Reading Association, (1995).
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
An Inclusive Conceptualization of Reading Instruction Strategies. Annual meeting AAER/NAAER, November 2005.
A Different Conceptualization of Giftedness. Annual meeting AAER, November 2004.
The Creation of New Epistemologies. Annual meeting AAER, November2003
Using Cross-Cultural Strategy to Improve and Assess the Writing of ESL College Students. Annual meeting of the College Reading Association (CRA), October 2003.
Cross-Cultural Revisions. Annual Meeting of the College Reading Association (CRA), November 2001.
A Theoretical Conceptualization as Basis for a Pragmatic Agenda Driven Literacy Theory and Practice. Annual meeting of the National Reading Conference (NRC), November 2000.
Looking for Unity: An Inclusive Conceptualization of Literacy Theory and Practice. Annual meeting of the National Reading Conference (NRC), December1999.
Cross-Cultural Text Production. Keynote presenter, College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA), regional meeting, April 2000.
RECENT AWARDS
University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Award 2003
University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Award 2002
University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Award 2001
University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Award 2000
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Invited Program Reviewer for the International Reading Association and the National Council for Accreditation Teacher Education.
Reviewer for the 2003 College Reading Association Conference.
Invited reviewer for the 2003 Standards for Reading Professionals for the International Reading Association.
Reviewer of book proposals and manuscripts for the International Reading Association, 1995-2004.
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES
AERA: American Educational Research Association
Co-Director of Symposium Division.
CRA: College Reading Association
CRA: Connecticut Reading Association.
CARR: Connecticut Association of Reading Research
IRA: International Reading Association.
Member of Special Interest Group: Balanced Reading Instruction, Professors of Reading Teacher Educators.
NRC: National Reading Conference: International Committee
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