Jessica C. Malordy
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- School: University of Arizona
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Tucson, AZ - 85719 - Dates at University of Arizona: April 2016 - April 2016
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Biography
University of Arizona - English
Writer and Editor
Jessica
Malordy
Tucson, Arizona
I am a writer and editor growing my freelance career in educational publishing. Words are my passion: I've founded an award-winning magazine, taught creative writing and composition courses, edited everything from literary journals to PhD dissertations, and am a recovering social media guru with over a decade's experience in communications and marketing. In every role, I bring a talent for big-picture thinking, detail-oriented execution, and creative collaboration that leads to success and innovation. Check out a sample of the K-8 leveled readers I've authored under "Publications," and be in touch if you are looking for new educational writing talent!
Experience
Education
University of Arizona
Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
Creative Writing
Fully-funded M.F.A. candidate in fiction-writing. Studied with Manuel Muñoz, Kate Bernheimer, Julie Iromuanya, Aurelie Sheehan, and Ander Monson.Davidson College
B.A.
English
Magna cum laude. Phi Beta Kappa. Honors in English. Majored in English and minored in Gender Studies.McGaw Scholarship
Awarded to one member of each class at Davidson College in recognition of academic excellence and outstanding leadership.Davidson College
Writing Center Tutor
Publications
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
Lights Out in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 790L) close reading passage in the form of a letter describing the blackout in London during World War II. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
Lights Out in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 790L) close reading passage in the form of a letter describing the blackout in London during World War II. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Sadko and the Sea Kingdom
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 560L) book retelling a Russian folktale. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
Lights Out in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 790L) close reading passage in the form of a letter describing the blackout in London during World War II. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Sadko and the Sea Kingdom
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 560L) book retelling a Russian folktale. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view.
The Guest Ranch
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 3-5, Lexile 690-830L) about a boy's visit to a guest ranch, and the history of African American cowboys. Can be used to teach students to make, revise, and confirm predictions as well as to analyze setting.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
Lights Out in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 790L) close reading passage in the form of a letter describing the blackout in London during World War II. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Sadko and the Sea Kingdom
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 560L) book retelling a Russian folktale. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view.
The Guest Ranch
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 3-5, Lexile 690-830L) about a boy's visit to a guest ranch, and the history of African American cowboys. Can be used to teach students to make, revise, and confirm predictions as well as to analyze setting.
One Pony Too Many
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 510L) book about a boy and his unruly pony. Can be used to teach students cause-and-effect relationships as well as how to effectively make, revise, and confirm predictions.
The Cyberbully
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about the ever-increasing problem of online bullying, engaging readers in asking and answering important questions about how to address cyberbullying. The story can also be used to teach students how to identify problems and solutions.
Adventure in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 4 (Lexile 690L) book about a boy's trip to London with his eccentric aunt. Can be used to teach students to connect to prior knowledge as well as determine the author's purpose.
The Bird's Nest
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 2-4, Lexile 590-830L) about the refugee crisis, told through the eyes of a girl named Rima, a Syrian refugee living in the United States.
4 Essays
New Delta Review
4 nonfiction flash essays.
The Last Day of School
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 1-2, Lexile 650-520L) about collecting yearbook signatures on the last day of school. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view as well as retell to better understand the story.
Pandora's Jar
Reading A-Z
Grade 6 (Lexile 650L) close reading passage retelling the Greek myth of Pandora's jar. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Shifting Gears
Misadventures
How one bicycle collective in Tucson is changing the mechanics of empowerment.
Lights Out in London
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 790L) close reading passage in the form of a letter describing the blackout in London during World War II. Can be used to teach students textual analysis, moving from surface level comprehension to a deeper understanding of the text.
Sadko and the Sea Kingdom
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 560L) book retelling a Russian folktale. Can be used to teach students how to identify narrative point of view.
The Guest Ranch
Learning A-Z
Multilevel book (Grades 3-5, Lexile 690-830L) about a boy's visit to a guest ranch, and the history of African American cowboys. Can be used to teach students to make, revise, and confirm predictions as well as to analyze setting.
One Pony Too Many
Learning A-Z
Grade 2 (Lexile 510L) book about a boy and his unruly pony. Can be used to teach students cause-and-effect relationships as well as how to effectively make, revise, and confirm predictions.
By Hook or By Crook
Learning A-Z
Grade 5 (Lexile 900L) book set during the Great Depression. Can be used to teach important lessons about a devastating era in American history as well as character analysis and how to make, revise, and confirm predictions.
