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Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:
tackle the issues of building content understanding for the court reporting student and recognition of what “understanding” means; supporting student needs – and these vary from student to student, time to time, course to course;
use the instructor’s knowledge of his/her students both generally and with specific regard to training and educational needs;
and create assessments that ensure appropriate monitoring of student learning is taking place.
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Kelly Moranz
Instructor
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C)
Kelly R. Moranz, CRI, is an instructor at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) in Parma, Ohio. Kelly, who holds the nationally recognized professional certification of Certified Reporter Instructor, has been in the court reporting field since 1985 and is a graduate of Tri-C. She has worked in multiple freelance firms in a variety of roles and became involved in education in 2006 as a part-time faculty member at Tri-C. She currently serves at the school’s court reporting program manager. Kelly has been instrumental in developing courses and curriculum, recruiting, and expanding the program. She also facilitates a mentorship program that has been recognized by Tri-C for its unique approach in supporting students. She was awarded the Ralph M. Besse Excellence in Teaching Award in 2015 by Tri-C and received the inaugural JCR Award for Leadership and Team-building for schools in 2016. In 2016, she was also named NCRA’s Educator of the Year and presented with the CASE Award of Excellence. NCRA’s CASE (Council on Approved Student Education) Award of Excellence recognizes the important role student education plays in the court reporting profession and honors educators for their dedication and outstanding achievement and leadership.