Brianna Schnaubelt

15252 Seneca Rd. #182, Victorville CA, 92392 Phone: (951) 760-0932 E-mail: colormebree@hotmail.com Website: www.briannachdvportfolio.weebly.com

I never teach my pupils, I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn. Albert Einstein

Professional Profile
Qualified and dedicated early childhood teacher. I am passionate about contributing to and fostering the cognitive, social/emotional, and physical development of every young child. I am enthusiastic, very creative, artistic, caring, friendly, out-going, fluent in learning theories, and seeking to provide exceptional quality teaching and care in a tight-knit team environment.

Objective
Seeking a position as an Early Childhood Educator in order to utilize my teaching skills and to develop children as self-regulating individuals and as valuable members of society.

Key Qualifications
3 months extensive experience working as a mentee under very experienced professionals in an early child care classroom, teaching ages 3-5. Ability to create and maintain stimulating environments for young children. Skilled/Trained communicator in being able to provide and relay information to parents of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

Education
Victor Valley College: 2011 - 2013 Associates Degree in Child Development (Graduation Date: June 7, 2013)

Level 1: Associate Teacher (Pre School) Certificate of Achievement Level 2: Teacher (Pre School) Certificate (In progress)

 Resume: Brianna Schnaubelt

Experience
Student Teacher (Mentee) (03/01/2013 06/01/2013) Victor Valley College Child Development Center 18422 Bear Valley Rd, Victorville, CA 92395

During my mentorship in the CDC at Victor Valley State Preschool program, I worked hands on with children ages 3-5 developing their cognitive, social-emotional, and physical skill sets. I wrote and implemented many lesson plans where I got to see hands on how children respond to scaffolding. I also experienced the benefits and learned the difference in child-guided/initiated and teacher guided/initiated. I worked hard developing my language and interaction skills with children becoming fluent in asking them open-ended questions and in developing self-regulation skills. I worked in changing the environment centered around a theme; everything from changing the bulletin boards to creating successful invitations to play with the curriculum areas. I also worked on developing relationships with the parents, with the knowledge that those relationships are just as important as the ones with the children themselves. During my mentorship I also worked on learning the behind the scenes work that coincides with the Title 22 Health and Safety Regulations. I learned how to properly clean and sanitize, as well as where the products were stored. I learned how to head count the children and fill out the attendance sheet properly. Keeping a safe environment is very important for any quality early childhood care program.

Skills
Flexible and easily adaptable to new environments and people, will be able to meet the needs of any childcare program very quickly. A year of education in communication studies. (Intercultural and Group Communication) Very creative with open-ended materials and high attention to detail. Quick at problem-solving, a very out-of-the-box type of thinker. Skilled with computers and other forms of technology. Programs include: - Microsoft Office Word - Microsoft Office PowerPoint - Adobe Photoshop

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