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Anjali Abraham 

4776 Amanda Place 


Pleasanton, CA 94566 
abrahamanjali19@gmail.com | (925) 963 0118 
Education 
University of California, Irvine ​Sep. 2013— June 2017 
● Bachelor of Science, Physics 
● California Single Subject Teaching Credential: 
○ Physics, Chemistry, Earth System Science 
 
Relevant Experience 
Teaching ​Aug. 2017—June 2019 
● San Marcos Senior High School, Santa Barbara Unified School District  
(modified block schedule so 1 semester = 1 year of content) 
○ NGSS Physics (​Fall 2018​ & ​Spring 2019​) 
○ Conceptual Physics (​Fall 2017​ & S​ pring 2018​) 
■ I helped write curriculum based on argument driven inquiry (ADI)  
to merge Conceptual Physics into NGSS Physics for  
the ‘18-‘19 school year. 
○ Honors Chemistry (​Spring 2019​) 
○ CP Chemistry (​Fall 2017​ & ​Spring 2018​) 
 
Student Teaching ​Feb. 2017—June 2017 
● Century High School, Santa Ana Unified School District 
○ Regular Chemistry (​Winter 2017​) 
○ Honors and AP Physics (​Spring 2017​) 
■ I helped my mentor teacher develop her Physics  
curriculum using inquiry based lessons, project based  
learning, and multiple types of technology 
 
UC Irvine CalTeach Program Fieldwork O
​ ct. 2013—Jan. 2017 
● Century High School, over 300 hours (​Fall 2016​) 
○ I observed and assisted for Regular Chemistry, Honors Physics,  
and AP Physics, and taught multiple lessons for each subject. 
● Bolsa Grande High School, over 60 hours (​Winter & ​ ​Spring 2016​) 
● Ensign Intermediate School, over 25 hours (​Spring 2014​) 
● Taft Elementary School, over 25 hours (​Fall 2013​) 
 
Core Qualifications 
● Ability to integrate technology in the classroom (Google Classroom, Notability, PhET, Ck12, etc.) 
● Experience using Aeries and NEO 
● Ability to implement Next Generation Science Standards through inquiry based lessons 
● Some Spanish 
References 
● Joshua LaForge, Physics Department Head at San Marcos High School, jlaforge@sbunified.org 
● Kim Tilton, Chemistry Department Head at San Marcos High School, ktilton@sbunified.org 
● Robert Goettler, TIP Mentor, Science Teacher at San Marcos High School, rgoettler@sbunified.org 

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