OBJECTIVE
EDUCATION
CERTIFICATION
August 2007 –May 2010
- Instruct elementary students with various disabilities
- Create differentiated lesson plans
that incorporate students’ varied educational learning abilities
- Align Mathematics, Reading, and
Written Language curriculum to NE standards and current IEP goals
- Utilize both direct-instruction and
student-centered teaching methodologies
- Assist regular educators with adapting
and modifying curriculum
- Monitor student progress using
Curriculum Based Measurement probes
- Establish relationships with parents
and colleagues
- Write future IEP goals for students
- Attend faculty, Annual Review, and
special education department meetings
- Continue with the goal of lifelong
learner by attending staff development seminars and conferences
August 2006 – June 2007
- Instruct high school students
with various learning disorders
- Create differentiated lesson plans
that incorporate students’ varied educational learning abilities
- Align Biology and US History
curriculum to NE standards and current IEP goals
- Utilize both direct-instruction and
student-centered teaching methodologies
- Assist regular educators with adapting
and modifying curriculum
- Act as a resource teacher for students
in the inclusion setting
- Establish relationships with parents
and colleagues
- Write future IEP goals for students
- Attend faculty, Annual Review, and
special education department meetings
- Continue with the goal of lifelong
learner by attending staff development seminars and conferences
August 2005 – June 2006
- Instruct intermediate students with
Autism/Asperger’s/PDD disorders using methodologies from TEACCH and ABA.
- Create differentiated lesson plans
that incorporate students’ varied educational learning abilities
- Align Special Education curriculum to
IL standards and current IEP goals
- Utilize both direct-instruction and
student-centered teaching methodologies
- Assist regular educators with adapting
and modifying curriculum
- Act as a resource teacher for students
in the inclusion setting
- Establish relationships with parents
and colleagues
- Write future IEP goals for students
- Attend faculty, Annual Review, and
special education department meetings
- Continue with the goal of lifelong
learner by attending staff development seminars and conferences
- Participate in the Primary Reading
Program
- Involvement in the Grant Writing Committee
RELATED SKILLS AND ACTIVITIES
- Attended
and participated in the Mosaic of
Thought (Reading Comprehension) course offered to elementary teachers
on Mondays through Aurora University
- Took part
in the 2-day Assessment seminar offered through District U-46
January 2011 – June 2011
Volunteer, Grand Island Veteran Home,
Grand Island, NE
- Assist Recreation Coordinators with
member activities where needed.
August 2002 - Present
- Aid
clients with the understanding of the subjects they require assistance
with through the use of reteaching and preteaching strategies that match
their learning styles.
August 2003 – July 2005
- Teaching
Assistant at the elementary level working with students diagnosed with
PDD/Autism/EMH issues
- Aid
with the individualized teaching of all academic subjects
- Support
the certified educators in the classroom
- Attended
a TEACCH Format for Autism seminar
Job Responsibilities
- Recruited potential students for adult
degree-completion programs
- Host information meetings and transfer
admission sessions
- Assist students with registration
paperwork to ensure proper completion
- Visit assigned community colleges
- Generate and follow-up on all leads
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