Curriculum Vitae - Santa Fe Community College

Linda ArchibaldCurriculum Vitae1105 Caminito AlegreSanta Fe, New Mexico 87505linda.archibald@sfcc.edularchibald@sfps.eduEducationAssociate of ArtsCollege of the Redwoods, Eureka, California, 1978Bachelor of Arts in PsychologyUniversity of California at Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California, 1980Elementary Education Licensure ProgramCollege of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1989Masters of Education in Math, Science and TechnologyUniversity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1998Reading Recovery Teacher Training, seven graduate hoursUniversity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1999LicensureState of New Mexico K-8 Level 3 TESOL EndorsedComprehensive Early Literacy Learning (CELL) Literacy Coach/Coordinator CertificateAcademic PositionsClassroom Teacher, Agua Fria Elementary and Turquoise Trail ElementarySanta Fe Public Schools, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1989 to 1994Classroom Teacher, Turquoise Trail Charter SchoolSanta Fe, New Mexico, 1994 to 1999Reading Recovery Teacher and Reading Specialist, Turquoise Trail Charter SchoolSanta Fe, New Mexico, 1999- 2000Literacy Coach and Staff Developer, Turquoise Trail Charter SchoolSanta Fe, New Mexico, 2004 to 2011Literacy Coach and Staff Developer, Ramirez Thomas Elementary SchoolSanta Fe, New Mexico, 2011 to present

Adjunct Faculty, Alternative Licensure Program, Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe,New Mexico, 2000 to presentProfessional Conference PresentationsWest Coast Literacy Conference, Palm Springs, Ontario, Anaheim, San Diego, California2003-2007IRA Southwest Regional Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico 2006National Reading Recovery and K to 6 Classroom Literacy Conference Columbus, Ohio2005-2008Recent Professional Development Training TopicsPresented at; Santa Fe Public Schools, Ramirez Thomas Elementary, Turquoise TrailCharter School, Santa Fe, New MexicoHow to Take and Analyze Running RecordsThe Reading ProcessCreating a Literate Classroom EnvironmentComponents of Balanced LiteracyThe Framework of Writer’s WorkshopThe Framework of Reader’s WorkshopInteractive Editing, What’s That?Shared Reading, After I Read it, What Else Do I Do?Instructional Conversations, Building Comprehension with TalkThe Power of Teacher Students ConferencesThe Culture of PovertyUsing Assessment Data to Plan for InstructionWord Matters, Teaching How Words WorkInteractive WritingGuided ReadingDifferentiated Instruction in Literacy InstructionReferencesSandra Davis, DirectorTurquoise Trail Charter School, Santa Fe, NMsdavis@sfps.infoRobin Noble, PrincipalRamirez Thomas Elementary School, Santa Fe, NMrnoble@sfps.infoSusan Phelps, Reading Recovery Teacher LeaderSanta Fe Public Schools and Turquoise Trail Charter School, Santa Fe NMsphelps@sfps.info

BiographyLinda Archibald1105 Caminito AlegreSanta Fe, New Mexico 87505linda.archibald@sfcc.edularchibald@sfps.eduLinda Archibald is an adjunct faculty member of the Teacher Education Department ofthe Santa Fe Community College in the Alternative Licensure Program. She has beenwith the department since it began in 2000. For the Teacher Academy, she currentlyteaches EDUC 205 Fundamentals of Reading Instruction and EDUC 206E TeachingReading for the Elementary Classroom. She has also taught EDUC 206S TeachingReading in the Content Area, EDUC 201B The Critically Reflective Teacher, and EDUC204 Effective Teaching. Linda teaches classes both on campus and on line.Linda has been teaching in the public schools for twenty-one years, teachingkindergarten, first, second, and third grades, as well as supporting students as a ReadingRecovery teacher. She is also a trained Literacy Coach with Comprehensive EarlyLiteracy Learning (CELL), and currently works as a Literacy and Instructional Coach atRamirez Thomas Elementary School. She provides ongoing staff development oncampus as well as observing teachers and providing feedback.Santa Fe Public Schools has contracted with Linda since 1996 to provide professionaldevelopment in literacy to district teachers. In order to continue her own learning Linda,attends and presents regularly at literacy related conferences, such as The NationalReading Recovery Conference, CELL West Coast Literacy Conference, and TheInternational Reading Association Conference.Linda loves all her jobs and believes that she has the best of all worlds teaching andlearning from children, practicing teachers, and pre-service teachers. She believes thatwhen we teach people to be literate we teach them to think. Being literate gives peoplethe ability to evaluate options and make choices in their lives. She passionately believesthat everyone can learn. Linda has lived in Santa Fe since 1980 when she graduated fromthe University of California at Santa Cruz. She earned a Masters in Education from theUniversity of New Mexico in 1997. When not doing school work, Linda spends time withher husband, children and her large extended family.