
Ed B. DaSilva, EdD
dreddasilva@yahoo.com
Education:
Doctor of Geography
Education
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida
Dissertation Title:
A COMPARISON OF MULTIMEDIA
TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTION ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF U.S EDUCATED AND NON-U.S. EDUCATED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS
Masters
Degree in Geography
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida
Bachelors in World History Magna Cum Laude
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida
Courses Taught:
GEO 1000 Intro to
Geography
GEA 2000 World
Geography
GEO 2200 Physical
Geography
GEO 2370
Conservation of Natural Resources (the Geography of the Environment)
GEO 4500 The
Geography of Europe
SSE 4361
Geography Education - Middle and Secondary Methods
SSE 4150
K-6 Geography Education
EDF 3610 Education
in a Multicultural Society
Teaching Fields in Geography:
World Geography, Regional Geography (Europe, and South
America…), Conservation of Natural Resources, Physical Geography and
Environmental Geography (Human Impact on the Coastal Regions).
Languages:
American English (speak, read and write very well)
Portuguese (speak, read and write very well)
Italian (read and speak well; write quite well)
German (read and speak fairly and write some)
French (read quite well. Speak some)
Portuguese (speak, read and write very well)
Italian (read and speak well; write quite well)
German (read and speak fairly and write some)
French (read quite well. Speak some)
Spanish (read
quite well. Speak some)
Professional Experience:
August 2004 to present
Broward College – Davie Campus and South Campus, Florida
August 2004 to present
Broward College – Davie Campus and South Campus, Florida
Adjunct Geography Professor (Introduction to Geography, World
Geography, Physical Geography and Conservation of Natural Resources)
May 2008 to 2010
Florida Atlantic University: Adjunct Professor of Social
Studies Education (teaching pre-service teachers how to teach Geography –
Cartography, Human and Physical Geographies)
January 2006 to May 2006
Florida Atlantic University: Worked as a research assistant and teaching assistant with Dr. Penelope Fritzer: Geography Education.
August 2003 to August 2004
Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, Florida
Teaching assistant (TA) for Geography (World Geography, Geography of Europe and Biogeography) at Florida Atlantic University
August 2002 to August 2003
Research assistant for World History at Florida Atlantic University, Davie, Florida
Worked as a research assistant: The History of Brazil, Portugal, Spain and Spanish America.
Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, Florida
Teaching assistant (TA) for Geography (World Geography, Geography of Europe and Biogeography) at Florida Atlantic University
August 2002 to August 2003
Research assistant for World History at Florida Atlantic University, Davie, Florida
Worked as a research assistant: The History of Brazil, Portugal, Spain and Spanish America.
October 1997 to 2002
Academia Linguistica, Inc. Oakland Park, Florida
Academia Linguistica, Inc. Oakland Park, Florida
Translator, Teacher and Interpreter
Translated documents, taught Italian and Portuguese, interpreted court and medical depositions and trials
Translated documents, taught Italian and Portuguese, interpreted court and medical depositions and trials
Refereed Publications
Bernardes DaSilva, E., and Kvasnak,
R. N. (2016). “Latin”
and “Anglo” America Geographic Regions Do Not Exist, The Geography Teacher, (in press)
DaSilva,
E. B., and Kvasnak R.N. (2012). Multimedia Technology and
Students’ Achievement in Geography, The
Geography Teacher 9 (1), 18-25.
DaSilva E. B., and Kvasnak R. N. (2011).Taking Stock
in Geography Education Around the World: An International Perspective on the
Teaching of Geography, The
Geography Teacher 8 (1),
16-23.
Refereed Chapter
DaSilva, E. & Kvasnak, R. (2012). “Chaper 12: Brazilians.” Literacy,
Language, and Culture: Methods and Strategies for Mainstream Teachers with
Not-so-Mainstream Learners, ed. Eileen N. Whelan
Ariza and Susanne Lapp. Charlotte, NC, Kona Publishing and Media Group. pp.
203-212.
Reviewer for:
The Geography Teacher – The National Council for Geographic
Education
Self-Published Books: Short
Stories and Poetry
Bernardes DaSilva.
E. (2004). Perdido em Berlim – Lost in Berlin (Geographical Short
Stories and Articles). São Paulo: All Print Editora.
Bernardes DaSilva.
E. (1998/1999). Sentimentos e Paixões – Feelings and Passions. Miami:
Academia Linguistica.
Bernardes DaSilva,
E. (1997). Astros e Estrelas – Stars and Planets (Geographical Short
Stories and Poems). Belo Horizonte: Gradual Editora e Gráfica.
Bernardes DaSilva, E. (1996). Viagens Dentro de Mim e do Universo - Voyages
inside Me and the Universe (Geographical Poems). Belo Horizonte, Brazil: Gradual Editora e Gráfica.
Refereed Presentations:
International
“Fizika Geografio” (Physical Geography) - San Remo, Italian
Esperanto Congress 2013 – San Remo, Italy
State
“Geography Education – Physical Geography” –
Florida Atlantic University Graduate Symposium 2007 – Boca Raton, Florida
“Language
and Environment – Geography Shaping Language” Florida Atlantic University
Graduate Symposium 2006 – Boca Raton, Florida
“Language and Environment – Geography Shaping
Language” Florida Society of Geographers-2004 Annual Meeting – Orlando,
Florida.
Professional Organizations:
National Council of Geographical Education (member)
American Association of Geographers
Florida Society of Geographers (member)
Awards and Nominations:
Nominated adjunct professor the year 2014
The best content research article, The Geography Teacher Journal (Published by the National Council of Geographical Education), 2013
The best content research article, The Geography Teacher Journal (Published by the National Council of Geographical Education), 2013
The most downloaded article of the year (The Geography Teacher Journal), 2013
Nominated adjunct professor of the year 2012 at Broward College
Nominated adjunct professor of the year 2010 at Broward
College
Doctoral Student of the Year (2007/2008): College of Education at Florida Atlantic University
Doctoral Student of the Year (2007/2008): College of Education at Florida Atlantic University
References on request

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