Anna Tsambis, Ed.D.
Core Faculty,
Department of Teaching and Learning
Dr. Anna Tsambis specializes in elementary education and early childhood education. She has served as an educator for more than 30 years, beginning with her role as a Special Education teacher, she has taught various grade levels in elementary, middle and high school. Her current role is in various exceptionalities in the elementary level, she also has experience as an intermediate reading interventionist, curriculum specialist, administration, MTSS coach, reading coach all within Pinellas County Schools in Florida. Her focus on the curriculum needs of teachers, students, data management, as well as Title 1 facilitation helped strengthen her educational practice. Throughout her career in higher education, she has focused on educational leadership, learning, and assessment. She currently is also an Adjunct professor at Saint Leo University in the educational leadership department, has concluded dissertation training there as well. She also serves as a Professional Adjunct Lecturer professor for National Louis University teaching in the Curriculum and Instruction department, focusing on the Master's program. She has also served on a dissertation committee for National Louis.
Dr. Tsambis resides in Florida.
Education
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Doctorate in Child and Youth Studies
Nova Southeastern University -
Master's in Educational Leadership
Nova Southeastern University -
Bachelor's in Exceptional Child Education, Emotionally Disturbed
University of South Florida
Research Interests
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Curriculum development
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Assessment
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Reading intervention
Differentiation of Instruction