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Physical Education Practicum Resume

Lok-Tin V. Yao is seeking a physical education or health education practicum in a high school setting. She has a Master's in Physical Education from Springfield College and a Bachelor's in Sports Management from Mount Ida College. She has extensive teaching and coaching experience in physical education, health, and volleyball at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.

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Physical Education Practicum Resume

Lok-Tin V. Yao is seeking a physical education or health education practicum in a high school setting. She has a Master's in Physical Education from Springfield College and a Bachelor's in Sports Management from Mount Ida College. She has extensive teaching and coaching experience in physical education, health, and volleyball at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.

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Lok-Tin V.

Yao
School Address: 216 Middlesex Street, Springfield, MA 01109
Permanent Address: 90 Quincy Shore Drive, #102, Quincy, MA 02171

LYao86@[Link]
857-526-2682

OBJECTIVE
To obtain a Physical Education and/or Health Education practicum in a High School setting.
EDUCATION
Springfield College, Springfield MA
Master of Education in Physical Education
Expected December 2015
Mount Ida College, Newton MA
Bachelor of Science in Sports Management
December 2008
Licenses: MA Physical Education Pre-K-5, 5-12
Presidents Merit Scholarship 2005-2008
Passed MTEL Reading Comprehension Test
Teaching Experience
Dedham Middle School, Dedham, MA
Fall 2015
Prepared and taught lessons daily for eight weeks to grades 6 th-8th
Avery Elementary, Student Teacher, Dedham, MA
Fall 2015
Prepared and taught lessons daily for eight weeks to grades 1 st-5th
Volunteered for morning Boks program
Springfield Central High School, Student Teacher, Springfield, MA
Spring 2015
Prepared and taught lessons 2-3 times a week to grades 9 th-12th
Chestnut Accelerated Middle School, AmeriCorps member, Springfield, MA
2013-2014
Tutored and mentored with DEWS at risk students in grade 6
Coordinated and Implemented Dress for Success Service Project
Daily check-ins, created goal sheets, oversaw student behavior and academic performance
Birchland Park Middle School, Student Teacher, East Longmeadow, MA
Spring 2014
Prepared and taught lessons to grades 6th-8th
Alfred G. Zanetti Montessori Magnet School, Student Teacher, Springfield, MA
2013-2014
Prepared and taught lessons to Pre-K-6th
East Longmeadow High School, Student Teacher, East Longmeadow, MA
Fall 2013
th
th
Prepared and taught lessons to grades 9 -12
COACHING EXPERIENCE
Dedham High School, Head Volleyball Coach, Dedham, MA
Head coach of the MIAA Girls Volleyball program. Responsible for directing practices,
supervising, game management at a high school level.
Wheaton College, Assistant Volleyball Coach, Norton, MA
Assisted with overall coaching, supervision, recruiting process, and organization of NCAA
Division III Womens program in the NEWMAC.
Player Development Five players NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team, One NEWVA
Senior All-Star (Honorable Mention)
Pioneer Valley Volleyball Club, Coach, Pioneer Valley, MA
Supervised a U-17 NERVA Club Team
Directed practice, game planning, and skill development of girls 15-17
Pumas Volleyball Club, Coach, Andover, MA
Supervised a U-18 NERVA Club Team
Directed practice, game planning, and skill development of girls 16-18
Team finished in Bronze Level Open Division for two consecutive years
Lesley University, Head Volleyball Coach, Cambridge, MA

2015-Present

2011-Present

2013-Present

2011-2013

2011-2013

Directed the overall coaching, supervision, recruiting process, and organization of NCAA
Division III Mens program in the NEEC.
Emerson College, Assistant Volleyball Coach, Boston, MA
2010-2011
Assisted with overall coaching, supervision, recruiting process, and organization of NCAA
Division III Womens and Mens programs in the GNAC.
Player Development Three Player of the Week honors, One Rookie of the Week Honors
Quincy High School, Head Volleyball Coach, Quincy, MA
2012-2013
Head coach of the MIAA Boys Volleyball program. Responsible for directing practices,
supervising, game management at a high school level.
Charlestown High School, Head Volleyball Coach, Charlestown, MA
2010
Head coach of the MIAA Girls Volleyball program. Responsible for directing practices,
supervising, game management at a high school level.
Improved program from an 8-8 record in the previous year to 11-7, advancing to the MIAA
State Playoff Tournament.
Boston Latin Academy, Assistant/JV Volleyball Coach, Dorchester, MA
2007-2011
Assisted with overall coaching, supervision, and organization of winning MIAA Boys and Girls
Volleyball programs. Including skill development and evaluation of student athletes
All Boys and Girls teams made MIAA State Playoff Tournament in each season. (All Boys
teams advanced to Quarterfinals)
CAMPS/CLINICS EXPERIENCES
Director/Coach, Lock Down Volleyball Camps/Clinics, Norwood, MA
Co-Director/Coach, Wheaton College Volleyball Camps/Clinics, Norton, MA
Co-directed all Wheaton volleyball camps/clinics
Coordinated games, activities, drills, warm-ups and cool downs
Supervised girls 10-17 in a day camp and skill clinic setting
Coach/Counselor, Nike Sports Camp (volleyball) Milton, MA
Coach, Tufts Volleyball Clinics/Camps, Medford, MA
Coach, MassPike Volleyball Camp, Waltham, MA
Coach, SMASH Volleyball Skills Camp, Newton, MA
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Humanics in Action Day, Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Managed neighborhood renovation project
Food Drive, Greater Boston Food Bank, Boston, MA
Participated in the packaging of food items for distribution to those in need of food
Church Renovation, Newton, MA
Participated in a church renovation project
Walk for Hunger, Boston, MA
Participated in the annual walk for hunger to raise money to feed those in need

2014-Present
2011-Present

Summer 2010-2013
Summer 2012
Summer 2012
Summer 2010
2013
2011
2003
2000-2004

CERTIFICATIONS
First Aid and CPR Certification, National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Coaches Education
Certification, IMPACT Certification
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Springfield PEHE Club
Assisted in club events
Massachusetts Alliance for Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance
Attended MAPHERD Convention in Worcester, MA
Athletic Experience
BSSC Amateur Volleyball

2014-present
2013

Knights Outdoor 9-Man Volleyball Chinese Club Team, Boston, MA


Division III Volleyball, Mount Ida College, Newton, MA

All-Academic All-Conference Player


Boston Latin Academy Varsity Football and Volleyball, Dorchester, MA

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Transitioning from coaching youth teams to high-level college teams presents challenges such as managing higher performance expectations, developing advanced strategic and technical expertise, and navigating more complex team dynamics and recruitment processes. The competitive nature of college-level sports demands a greater focus on performance metrics and player development at a technical level. Additionally, recruiting talented athletes and managing scholarships can add to the complexity as these elements aren't typically present at the youth level .

Given Lok-Tin V. Yao’s varied coaching roles across multiple institutions, his coaching philosophy likely emphasizes holistic player development, combining technical skills with academic and personal growth. His success in leading teams to state playoffs and developing academically recognized players supports the idea that he values well-rounded development, focusing not only on athletic performance but also on academic and personal achievements .

Lok-Tin V. Yao should leverage his extensive coaching experience and educational background by pursuing leadership roles in athletic program management or university-level coaching. By completing his Master of Education and continuing to develop his strategic coaching skills, he can aim for positions that allow him to influence larger programs, such as athletic director roles or head coaching positions at larger institutions. Networking within professional associations and gaining advanced certifications could further bolster his career trajectory .

Lok-Tin V. Yao's coaching experiences, spanning head coaching and assisting at various institutions, likely provide him with a deep understanding of skill progression, motivation, and performance evaluation. These can inform his teaching strategies by incorporating drills that focus on development stages, using motivational techniques to engage students, and applying performance metrics that can aid in tracking student progress. His experience with diverse age groups and competitive levels allows him to adapt these strategies appropriately across different educational settings .

Lok-Tin V. Yao has a diverse teaching and coaching background. He prepared and taught lessons in various schools such as Dedham Middle School and Springfield Central High School, covering a wide range of grades from Pre-K through 12th. His student teaching experiences at different schools have equipped him with curriculum planning and classroom management skills. Additionally, his coaching experience includes serving as the head volleyball coach at Dedham High School and as an assistant coach at Wheaton College, among others. This combination of teaching and hands-on coaching at different educational levels supports his ability to manage a high school Physical Education or Health Education practicum effectively .

Lok-Tin V. Yao's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Mount Ida College and an expected Master of Education in Physical Education from Springfield College. His bachelor's degree provides a foundation in sports management principles, essential for administrative and organizational roles in sports settings, while his master's degree focuses on physical education, emphasizing pedagogy and physical training techniques. This combination equips him with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills for a career in sports coaching and management .

Lok-Tin V. Yao's extensive coaching experience, including head and assistant coaching positions in institutions like Dedham High School and Wheaton College, highlights his ability to lead teams, develop talent, and manage sports programs effectively. His responsibilities in organizing practices, game management, and mentorship in these roles suggest strong leadership and organizational skills, making him well-suited for educational leadership positions that require sport program administration and personnel management .

Lok-Tin V. Yao’s involvement in community service, such as managing a neighborhood renovation project for Humanics in Action Day and participating in food drives and walks for hunger, demonstrates his commitment to social responsibility and teamwork skills. These experiences enhance his professional development by fostering a sense of community and leadership, important traits for a coach and educator who must build and lead teams and engage with the community effectively .

Lok-Tin V. Yao's dual focus on education, via his Master's studies in Physical Education, and sports management, from his Bachelor's degree, enables him to integrate educational theory with practical management skills. This blend assists him in designing curricula that promote physical fitness while also efficiently managing class logistics, resources, and athletic events. His background ensures that he can create a learning environment that values both physical development and organizational efficacy .

Mentorship plays a crucial role in Lok-Tin V. Yao's career, as indicated by his participation in projects such as the "Dress for Success" service project and his AmeriCorps membership, where he mentored at-risk students. This indicates his dedication to guiding young individuals, fostering their development not only in sports but also in their personal lives, and preparing them for future success. These mentorship roles enhance his ability to educate and coach effectively by translating his own experiences into lessons for his students and athletes .

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