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WARREN
G BABILOT - Theatre Instructor |
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Education: |
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Master's
Degree in Education specializing in the Creative Arts
- Lesley College, Cambridge MA |
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Bachelor's
Degree in English - Fordham University, New York,
NY |
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Theatrical
and Educational Accomplishments: |
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Since
1985, I have been an instructor in Communication Arts
for Pueblo Community College, primarily on the Fremont
County Campus. I have extensive experience teaching
Public Speaking, Theatre Arts, Acting, and the entire
range of English courses. My production company mounted
an original radio drama series on a New York radio
station, and in Colorado, I have been an active member
of Fremont Civic Theatre for over twenty years. I
have played Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Al Lewis
in The Sunshine Boys, and dozens of roles in countless
other productions. I have also directed many large-scale
theatre pieces, including Carousel, Brigadoon,
Oklahoma!, Nunsense, The Music Man, The Unsinkable
Molly Brown, and Fremont Civic Theatre's annual
Christmas show. |
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Career
Achievements: |
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One
of a team that formed and implemented a tiered educational
program for federal inmates which resulted in first-place
regional ranking for FCI-Florence education from 1996
to 2001.
Acted as liason between correctional and college administrations.
Created course syllabi, lecture notes, and learning
materials such as handbooks, exercises, reading lists,
and examinations.
Purchased materials and texts and trained teaching
paraprofessionals.
Developed and implemented company policy revisions,
greatly increasing sales.
Set national records for achievement and statistical
accuracy. |
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Educational
Philosophy: |
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Creating
an environment that fosters mutual respect and is
conducive to learning is the primary responsibility
if the educator. I prefer to function more as facilitator
than teacher, presenting pathways and encouraging
students to follow them. Instruction in technique
is definitely necessary, but I believe learning happens
best when the student has a sense of personal ownership. |
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