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Early Childhood Educator
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Pittsburgh, PA |
| University : |
Carlow |
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Early Childhood Education |
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Amanda
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Core Competencies
Striving for excellence
Respecting every child as a
whole
Enforcing creativity in the curriculum
Age appropriate materials
Encouraging inquiry-based learning
Producing a safe and healthy environment Reinforcing challenges and high expectations
Designing lesson plans for mastery
Working cooperatively and
professionally
Demonstrating strong communication skills
Guiding rather than disciplining
Education & Credentials
Carlow University, Pittsburgh, PA
Graduated: December 2010
Bachelor of Arts in Education
GPA: 3.3/4.0
PA Certification: Early Childhood Education
Clearances: Act 34, 151, 114
Active NAEYC Member
Community College of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, PA
Graduated: August 2007
Certificate & Associate in Arts
GPA: 3.0/4.0
PA Certification: Teacher’s Assistant
Experience
NORWIN, PA
PLUM, PA
GIBSONIA, PA
Substitute Teacher, Norwin, Plum, and Pine-Richland School District, 03/2011 - Present
Key Contributions:
• creating a positive environment for students to learn
• motivating students while maintaining discipline
• abiding by and completing the curriculum agenda
• building a constructive relationship with students, parents, and colleagues
Toddler Teacher, Tender Care Learning Center, 02/2011 – 06/2011
Key Contributions:
• creating a strong sense of confidence and pride among our parents in their choice of Tender Care Learning Centers
• offering programs that stress the individual educational and social needs of a child
• continually questioning, evaluating and upgrading established procedures and systems
P-T School-Age Teacher / Substitute Teacher, ABC’s For Children, 08/2010-10/29/2010, 06/2010 – Present
Key Contributions:
• nurturing children’s individual needs and providing exceptional care to help them develop to their fullest potential: physically, cognitively, socially and emotionally
• incorporating educational materials, engaging in consistent interactions, and providing developmentally appropriate activities in which children learn to confidently and independently explore their world to develop a lifelong eagerness to learn in an ever changing world
• congregating parent’s expectations
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