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Heather Lynn Ruggles
20121 SE Stark Street #239Portland, Oregon 97233503-866-7263 hruggles@comcast.net
Objective:
 To be a creative and caring teacher specializing in Reading and English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)strategies, and looking for a desired teaching career in the Oregon, Washington, or Idaho areas.
Education:Eastern Oregon University,
Bachelor of Science with Summa Cum Laude HonorsMajor: Multidisciplinary StudiesMinor: Elementary EducationCourse of Study: Literacy and English Speakers of Other Languages2004 – 2006
Mt. Hood Community College Reynolds High School
 Major: Education Transfer Major: Early Childhood Education2000 2005, 2008 (Spanish) 1996 2001
License:
Oregon State Initial I Teaching License July 2006 April 2010Endorsements: Early Childhood, Elementary: Multiple Subjects Self- ContainedAuthorizations: Early Childhood Education (ECE) K-4 and Elementary Education (ELE) 5-8
Professional Experience:Substitute Teaching,
Kindergarten through Eighth Grade; September 2006 - Present
Reynolds, David Douglas, Centennial, Parkrose and Corbett School Districts, over 1000 hours total
Perform all of classroom teachers responsibilities, including recess, lunch, & after school duties
Create lessons on the spots that are interactive, and within the student's ability levels
Subbed in Music, PE, Library/Media, ESOL, Middle School, Behavior, regular & blended grade classrooms
Student Teaching,
First Grade, Fairview Elementary, Reynolds School District; April 2006 June 2006
10 weeks total, observe & taught for 3 weeks, & took full responsibility as the classroom teacher for 6 weeks
Created 12 Reading lessons using the Oregon Standards for work sample portfolio
Followed 15 Math lessons from the Bridges in Mathematics Farm Unit for work sample portfolio
Created active and engaging lessons through out the rest of the day while using Oregon Standards
Assessed and tracked students progress for the end of the year report cards
Developed a positive relationship with students and other teachers
Practicum
Woodland Elementary, Fourth Grade, 50 hours – Observed parent/teacher conference, TESA testing, andhelped administrate DIBELS
Sweetbriar Elementary, Fifth Grade, 50 hours – Created and taught 5 Hands-On Science and Reading mini-lessons about photosynthesis
Troutdale Elementary, Kindergarten, 40 hours – Studied and implemented ESOL strategies to help improve anon-English speakers learn letters of the English alphabet
Troutdale Elementary, First Grade, 40 hours – Created and taught 5 Science and Reading mini-lessons about penguins and observed parent/ teacher conferences
Highland Elementary, Fifth Grade, 120 hours – Observed how to set-up a classroom and build a classroomcommunity, and attended 3 days of the TRIBES training classes
Professional Associations, Achievements & Activities:
Dean’s List, 3 terms at Eastern Oregon University
President’s List, Vice-President’s List, or Part-time Honor Roll List, 4 terms at Mt. Hood Community College
The National Dean’s List 2005-2006
Dance, Cheerleading, Scrapbooking, and reading are my hobbies
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