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I was born
in New York on November 14, 1968, son of Gilberto Bahamundi and María
E. Claudio. When I was three years old, my family moved to Puerto
Rico where I grew up. In 1986, I entered the University
of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus. After two years, I joined
in the United States Army as a Target Acquisition and Surveillance Radar
Repair technician. After the training, I went back to the University
and finish my Bachelor Degree in Physics.
Right now I'm working as a physics and computer sciences teacher in Petra Mercado High School in Humacao, Puerto Rico. I enjoy being the School -To-Work Coordinator Teacher in my school. In this program I had the opportunity to work with the Curriculum Committee in the integration of the work market skills in our course curriculum. As part of my job in this committee I have develop few lecture modules related with physical concepts. Also I have been creating classroom activities using technology such as computers and graphics calculators based in the construtivism philosophy.
I belong to the Puerto Rico Statewide Systematic Initiative (PR-SSI) as a resource teacher doing physical sciences and computer sciences workshops for elementary teachers.
In the last two years I have been participating in different workshops:
Contact me: davidb@caribe.netInternational Society of Technological Education (ISTE)
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