Vanessa Percoco
| Henry Barnard School (HBS) 175 (401) 456-8127 vpercoco@ric.edu |
Academic Background
Rhode Island College - Providence, Rhode IslandMiddle School Endorsement, Content Area English, 2011 (anticipated)
NY State Permanent Certification, Pre-kindergarten through 6th grade, 2004
Queens College - Flushing, New York
Master of Science in Education, 1996
New York Institute of Technology, Old Westbury, New York
Bachelor of Professional Studies, 1989
Courses Taught
ELED 422: Teaching Developmental Reading IELED 424: Developmental Reading Methods II
ELED 437: Teaching Elementary School Science
ELED 438: Teaching Elementary School Mathematics
SPED 312: Assessment Procedures for Children and Youth with Disabilities
Teaching Experience
Henry Barnard Laboratory School, Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode IslandAssociate Professor, 2010 – Present
Clinical Supervisor:
ELED 438: Teaching Elementary School Mathematics
SPED 312: Assessment Procedures for Children and Youth with Disabilities
ELED 437: Teaching Elementary School Science
ELED 424: Developmental Reading Methods II
Cooperating Teacher: Spring, 2011, Fall, 2011
Henry Barnard Laboratory School, Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode Island
Instructor, 2006-2010
Clinical Supervisor:
ELED 438: Teaching Elementary School Mathematics
ELED 437: Teaching Elementary School Science
ELED 422: Teaching Developmental Reading I
SPED 312: Assessment Procedures for Children and Youth with Disabilities
Cooperating Teacher: Spring, 2010, Fall, 2009, Spring, 2007
Research
Your World, Our Story: Foodies 4th and 5th Grade, 2010-PresentIntegrating Curriculum Areas With Cooking and Socialization/Organizational Aspects of Cooking.
Otto, L., Arango, J., & Percoco, V., (2010). Foodies: An after school cooking club.
Museum of Science: Creativity and Collaboration Center, Boston, MA
http://www.mos.org/create/hhl_food/view/1758b6e8dae47a632c1ffe7e2b0a2ca1
Publications
Otto, L., Percoco, V., & Arango, J. Foodies: An afterschool cooking club. Young Children. Manuscript submitted for publication, November, 2010.Percoco, V. (2010, May). Henry Barnard School cooking club welcomes Chef Evan Percoco. What’s News Online @ Rhode Island College. http://www.ric.edu/whatsnews/details.php?News_ID=931#
Presentations
Otto, L., Arango, J., Percoco, V., (2011, April). Foodies: Teaching Young Students through Food Prep and Meal Planning. International Association of Laboratory and University Affiliated Schools, Pittsburgh, PennsylvanniaPercoco, V. (2010, October). What does mathematics curriculum and instruction look like in a fifth grade classroom? Guest Presenter at the ELED 438: Teaching Elementary School Mathematics class
Otto, L., Arango, J., Percoco, V., (2011, April). Foodies: Teaching Diversity to Young Students through Food Prep and Meal Planning. Presented at Rhode Island College Diversity Week, Providence, Rhode Island
Capraro, K., Percoco, V. (2008, April). LA Buddies, Multilevel Grade Collaborations That Encompass all Areas of the Language Arts Curriculum. Presented at the International Association of Laboratory and University Affiliated Schools, Providence, Rhode Island
Professional Associations
NALS: National Association of Laboratory Schools, 2006-presentNCTM: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2008-present
RIMLE: Rhode Island Middle Level Educators, 2010-present
Professional Development
Rhode Island College Faculty Development Grant - $1000.00, October, 2010Mosaics of Diversity, Rhode Island College, September, 2010
NCTM Regional Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, November, 2009
Promising Practices, Rhode Island College, November, 2009
NCTM National Conference, Washington, D.C., April, 2009
RIMLE Winter Conference, East Greenwich, RI, January, 2009
Literacy for All, Providence, Rhode Island, November, 2008
NALS Conference, Rhode Island Co, April, 2008
Using Powerful Guided Reading and Comprehension Strategies, Seekonk, Massachusetts, November, 2007
Research Interests
Children and CookingChildren’s Yoga
Elementary/Middle School Transitions
Language Arts (focusing on elementary/middle school students)


