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James (Jimmy) Partin

Abbreviated Vitae

Lecturer
Department of Elementary Education
jpartin@sfasu.edu

Non-Refereed Publications

Great Teachers and Their Legacies, Patsy Johnson Hallman, ed. Houston: Kingsley Literary Services, Ltd., 2006. Contributing writer.

Nacogdoches, The History of Texas' Oldest Town. Lufkin: Best of East Texas Press, 1995. Co-authored with Archie McDonald, Carolyn Ericson, and Joe Ericson.

"Beyond Standard Expectation, EQ's," Classroom Management. Gerald Ponder and Sharon Feaster, eds., Texas Association for Supervision and Curriculum. Development Annual Monograph, 1987. Contributing Writer.

"Computers Enhance Math Skills," Texas Lone Star (Texas Association of School Boards) Volume 1, No. 1 (December 1982). Co-authored with Bill Welch.

Presentations

Orientation to the Texas Education Code; Update on the Texas Education Code, Region VII Education Service Center, TX., Fall 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001.

Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) Technology Leadership Academy
Facilitator, (2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004).

Strategic Planning for School Districts, Texas Association of School Administrators Beginning Superintendent's Academy, September 1994.

Strategic Planning: Nacogdoches ISD's Key to Successful Collaborative Planning, TASB/TASA Joint Annual Convention, TX., September 1992.

Effective Teaching Institute, Levels A and B, Region VII Education Service Center, TX., Summer 1987 and Summer 1988. Computers Enhance Math Skills, TASB/TASA Joint Annual Convention, TX., September 1982.

The Nacogdoches Story: A City Remembers Its Past, Sixty-Ninth Annual Meeting, Texas State Historical Association, April 1965.

Service Activities

Course Director ELE 302 Teaching Social Studies.

SFASU Office of International Studies Scholarship Committee.

NCATE SPA Report Writer for Grades 4-8 Social Studies.

Showcase Saturday.

Coordinator of SFASU Department of Elementary Education Student Intern Workshop for Social Studies (Spring Semester 1999).

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