Anne Mooney
Resume
Education:
M.A. English, M.A. Teaching
Salem State University, Salem MA
Completed 2016
Thesis: “Object of Vision”: Non-Consensual Photographic Representations of Sexual Assault
Advisor: Roopika RisamB.A. English
Minor in Education
State University of New York at Albany, Albany, NY
Completed 2013
Certification:
Professional License, English (8-12), Massachusetts Office of Educator Licensure
Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) Endorsement
College Board AP English Literature & Composition Endorsed
College Board AP English Language & Composition Endorsed
Teaching Experience:
High School:
2022-present Instructional Leadership Team Member
Malden High School, Malden MA
Analyze student testing data to determine trends and plan school-wide solutions to improve student academic goals; create and implement school improvement plan2017-present English Teacher
Malden High School, Malden, MA
Teach Grades 9-12 English, ranging from CP, Honors, to AP level classes; design and present units based on the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks; communicate effectively with parents, informing parents of students’ progress.2021-2022 Saturday School Teacher
Malden High School, Malden, MA
Support students grades 9-12 in their English classes, providing one-on-one tutoring and instruction; collaborate with school social worker to address students’ academic and social-emotional needs2016-2017 English Teacher
Haverhill High School, Haverhill, MA
Taught one section of Grade 10 CP English, two sections of Grade 10 Honors English, and two sections of Grade 12 CP English; collaborated with Special Education teacher to create plans and strategies for students.Spring 2016 Student Teacher
Newburyport High School, Newburyport, MA
Taught one section of Grade 10 Honors English and two sections of Grade 12 CP English; planned and presented units on rhetoric and Animal Farm, Night and traumatic memory, and Macbeth and gender studies.
Publications:
Books:
Sonic Literacy: Using Sound to Teach High School Reading and Writing. NCTE, December 2024. (with Danah Hashem).
Scholarly Webtexts:
Transmodality in Action: A Manifesto. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. (with Kate Artz and Danah Hashem).
Navigating the Soundscape, Composing with Audio. Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy, August 2016. (with Tanya Rodrigue, Kate Artz, Julia Bennett, M.P. Carver, Megan Grandmont, Dan Harris, Danah Hashem, Michael Rand, and Amy Zimmerman).
Other Publications:
Cultivating EL-Inclusive ELA Classrooms by Reading Sound Texts. Heinemann Blog (with Danah Hashem), February 2021.
Using Sound Texts in Antiracist Teaching. Edutopia (with Danah Hashem), July 2020.
Commenting on Comments: Getting Students to Read and Understand Feedback. Literacy & NCTE: The Official Blog of the National Council of Teachers of English, September 2019.
Teaching Composition Using Transcripts. Literacy & NCTE: The Official Blog of the National Council of Teachers of English, October 2017. (with Kate Artz and Danah Hashem).
Teaching Social Media Ethics Using Visual Rhetoric. Literacy & NCTE: The Official Blog of the National Council of Teachers of English, October 2017.
Book Review of Understanding and Creating Digital Texts: An Activity-Based Approach. Write to Learn, Learn to Write. Salem State University, May 2016.
Conference Activity/Participation:
Panels:
Author Strand Session for Sonic Literacy: Using the Mode of Sound to Teach Reading and Writing. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2024 Conference “Heart, Hope, & Humanity.” November 22, 2024.
Teaching Audio Rhetoric: How to Perform Close Readings on Audio Texts. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2022 Conference “¡Sueños! Pursuing the Light!” November 17, 2022.
Using Podcasting to Amplify Student Voices in Research Writing. Presented with Danah Hashem at NEATE’s 2022 Conference “Literacy as Agency: Empowering teachers and students through reading, writing, and voice.” November 15, 2022.
Empowering Teachers to Reclaim Their Classrooms Using Sound Texts. Presented with Danah Hashem at NEATE’s 2021 Conference “The Year of the Teacher: Agency, Empowerment and Care,” December 14, 2021.
Making Audio Accessible: Teaching Transcription as Composition. Presented with Kate Artz and Danah Hashem at NCTE's New England Summer Conference on College Composition & Communication: Sharing Best Practices at Boston University. May 24, 2017.
Individual Presentations:
Using Audio Memoirs to Empower Student Voice in Writing. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2024 Conference “Heart, Hope, & Humanity.” November 23, 2024.
Persuasion in the Mode of Sound: Teaching Rhetorical Appeals using Radio Advertisements. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2024 Conference “Heart, Hope, & Humanity.” November 22, 2024.
Assigning Audio Memoirs as a Drafting Step in the College Essay. Presented at NCTE’s 2022 Conference “¡Sueños! Pursuing the Light!”. November 18, 2022.
Cultivating Antiracist Classrooms through Reading in the Audio Mode. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2022 Conference “¡Sueños! Pursuing the Light!”. November 18, 2022.
Reading in the Audio Mode to Foster EL-Inclusive Classrooms. Presented with Danah Hashem at NCTE’s 2022 Conference “¡Sueños! Pursuing the Light!”. November 18, 2022.
‘Object of Vision’: Non-Consensual Photographic Representations of Sexual Assault. Salem State University Research Day. May 5, 2016.
Using Twitter to Teach #Audience Awareness. Re-presented at Writing Vertically: Salem State University Writing Pedagogy Conference. May 14, 2015.
Searching for a Mother(land): Transgender Nationalism in Patrick McCabe’s Breakfast on Pluto. Re-presented at Salem State University Research Day. May 13, 2015.
Healing from Trauma: Gendered Responses in Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried. Salem State University Research Day. May 13, 2015.
Using Twitter to Teach #Audience Awareness. Engaging Practices: A UMass Boston Conference on the Teaching of Composition. March 28, 2015.
Searching for a Mother(land): Transgender Nationalism in Patrick McCabe’s Breakfast on Pluto. Transatlantic Connections Conference 2. January 15-18, 2015.
Posters Presented:
Tales of a Webtext with 10 Authors: Pedagogical Affordances of Digital Collaboration Tools. Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC). April 6-9, 2016.
Campus Talks:
Reading Against the Text: Critical Approaches to Teaching ELA. Guest Speaker for Boston University’s Teaching Classic & Contemporary Texts Class. September 16, 2024.
Writing a Thesis in the Digital Age. A Salem State University English Department Writing Workshop Panel. November 5, 2015.
Honors & Awards:
2016 Salem State University School of Graduate Studies Distinguished Service Award for Scholarship
2015 Salem State University School of Graduate Studies Distinguished Service Award for Scholarship
2013 Graduated College of Arts & Sciences summa cum laude
2009-2013 Dean’s List of Distinguished Students
Grants & Fellowships:
2016 Professional Development Grant, Salem State University
2015 Professional Development Grant, Salem State University
Memberships:
2016-present New England Association of Teachers of English
2016-present National Council of Teachers of English
2015-present Pi Lambda Theta
2012-present National Society of Collegiate Scholars
2011-present Sigma Tau Delta
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