1. Normand W. Brousseau
626 Lester Road 30215 Fayetteville, GA
nbrousseau@capellauniversity.edu  478-731-5337
Education
PhD in Education with a specialization in Professional Studies in Education
Capella University, Minneapolis, MN
MEd with a concentration in education and French
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA
BS with a concentration in Modern Languages in Secondary Education
Castleton State University, Castleton, VT
Licensure
Georgia Educator Certificate # 100865
Certification Level 7
ESOL Endorsement 07/01/15 to 06/30/20
French (P-12) 07/01/15 to 06/30/20
Teaching Experience SecondaryEducation
French instructor 2013-2015
Bibb County Board of Education, Macon, GA
 Instructed French levels 1, 2, 3 & 4
 Applied synchronous and asynchronous instructional technology using Internet
apps such as Quiz Lit, Evernote, Dropbox, Edmodo, Notability, etc.
 Maintained contacts with other teachers of French in Georgia in order to keep
current with ongoing speaking and poetry reading contests date schedules for
secondary learners
 Encouraged learners to participate in French speaking and poetry reading contests
 Utilized available technology as found on the Internet, television, radio and film
to enhance and further promote student language skills in speaking, writing,
audio, and reading
 French club adivsor

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 French National Honor Society advisor
 Ordered National French Tests based on student’s proficiency levels
 Invited local French speaking persons to share with learners their French cultural
experiences
 Assisted language instructors in sharing and developing assessment and
instructional strategies promoting improved student learning, classroom
engagement, and, management
 Provided textbook and classroom material inventories to principal when required
 Raised funds for departmental, instructional, and learner’s needs
 Provided and disseminated classroom instructional data for short, and long term
county wide educational goals, charts, bar graphs, etc.
 Attended statewide professional French and modern language teacher’s
association meetings
Exchange program coordinator, & French instructor 2012-2013
Fayette County Board of Education, Fayetteville, GA
 Instructed French levels 1,2, 3,4 & 5
 Responsible to organize trip with students and parents to Nancy, France with the
Lycée Émmanuel Héré
 Encouraged learners to participate at state level speaking contests to enhance and
improve listening and articulating in the target language
 Assisted language instructors in sharing and developing assessment and
instructional strategies promoting improved student learning, classroom
engagement, and, management
 Created learner engagement using Internet available apps such as Kahoot, Quiz-
Lit, Edmodo, etc.
 Maintained contacts with other teachers of French in Georgia in order to keep
current with ongoing speaking and poetry reading contests date schedules for
secondary learners
 Encouraged learners to participate in French speaking and poetry reading contests
 Utilized available technology as found on the Internet, television, radio and film
to enhance and further promote student language skills in speaking, writing,
audio, and reading
 French club advisor
 Ordered National French Tests based on student’s proficiency levels
 Raised funds for instructional and learner’s needs
 Provided and disseminated classroom instructional data for short and long term
county wide educational goals, charts, bar graphs, etc.
 Attended statewide professional French and modern language teacher’s
association meeting

3. Normand Brousseau, CV, page 3
 Invited local French speaking persons to share with learners their French cultural
experiences
Department chair, exchange program coordinator, & French instructor 1999-2012
Bibb County Board of Education, Macon, GA
 Instructed French levels 1, 2, 3, 4 & AP French
 Applied synchronous and asynchronous instructional technology using the Desire
to Learn Platform
 Created learner engagement using Internet available software such as E-Pals
promoting written student exchanges with international schools where French is
the target language
 Maintained contacts with other teachers of French in Georgia in order to keep
current with ongoing speaking and poetry reading contests date schedules for
secondary learners
 Encouraged learners to participate in French speaking and poetry reading contests
 Utilized available technology as found on the Internet, television, radio and film
to enhance and further promote student language skills in speaking, writing,
audio, and reading
 French Exchange Program Coordinator, developed and organized an exchange
program with the Lycé Arnaud Daniel, located in Riberac, France
 Culinary arts club advisor
 French club advisor
 French National Honor Society advisor
 Ordered National French Tests based on student’s proficiency levels
 Invited local French speaking persons to share with learners their French cultural
experiences
 Attended bi-monthly leadership meetings with principal and other department
chairs to discuss ongoing educational business
 Created monthly agendas for department meetings
 Conducted department meetings monthly and on an as-needed basis
 Assisted language instructors in sharing and developing assessment and
instructional strategies promoting improved student learning, classroom
engagement, and, management
 Monitored language instructional strategies to ensure Georgia’s department of
education modern language curriculum and, state standards were adhered to
 Provided textbook and classroom material inventories to principal when required
 Raised funds for departmental instructional, and learner’s needs
 Provided and disseminated classroom instructional data for short and long term
county wide educational goals, charts, bar graphs, etc.
 Attended French & modern language teacher’s association meetings

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 Provided leadership role for county wide modern language textbook selections,
pacing guides, and staff development classes
Department chair & French instructor 1992-1999
Hancock County Board of Education, Sparta, GA
 Taught French language levels 1, 2, 3, & 4
 Increased proficiency skills in all levels of learners using a variety of available
technology
 Encouraged learners to participate at state level speaking contests to enhanced and
improve listening and articulating in the target language
 Attended statewide professional French and modern language teacher’s
association meetings
 Raised funds for departmental instructional and learner’s needs
 Culinary arts club advisor
 French club advisor
French instructor 1989-1992
Catoosa County Board of Education, Ringgold, GA
 Taught French levels 1, 2, 3 & 4 from beginning to advance high school students
Teaching Experience Higher Education
French Adjunct Instructor
Middle Georgia State University, Macon, GA 2009-2010
Introductory French 1001, French 1002, & 1003
French Adjunct Instructor 2000-2008
Georgia State College & University, Milledgeville, GA.
Taught introductory French 1001, French 1002, & 1003
References available upon request.