ANNA MARIE BAKER

8372 Sunset Drive, Ellicott City, Md. 21043

443-322-4165| anna_baker@hcpss.org

SUMMARY

EDUCAT
ION

As an effective para-educator for the past fifteen

years, I have consistently demonstrated a passion for
students. I bring flexibility, positive attitude, and the
skills necessary to meet the diverse needs of my
students, my team, and my school. This experience
has been invaluable to me as an educational intern.
Now, with the addition of degrees in Elementary
Education and Special Education, I am eager to build
upon my previous experience to become a valuable
teacher in a supportive and caring elementary
setting.
(Pending) August, 2015 B. A. Elementary Education,
Washington Adventist University
(Pending) August, 2015 B.A. Special Education,
Washington Adventist University
1984 A. A. Nursing, Howard Community College

EXPERIENCE
8/144th Grade Intern, St. Johns Lane Elementary
present
School
Implement effective and positive classroom
management skills.
Effectively plan, teach, and assess according to
the diverse needs of my students; subjects
include Language Arts, Mathematics, Science,
Social Studies, and Health.
Work effectively with students in small group
setting to accelerate learning in mathematics and
reading.
Develop positive relationships with students, thus
enabling them to feel safe and to be more open to
taking risks.

2000
-present

Paraeducator in Howard County, Md.

St. Johns Lane Elementary School and one year
(2007-2008) at Veterans Elementary School
Experience in Special Education, Alternative
Education, and grade-level para-educator
positions.
Works effectively with students in small group
settings to accelerate learning in reading and
mathematics. (from 1:1 up to 12 students)
Responsible for behavior management of
approximately 130 students during lunch and
recess.
Assists teachers with preparation of instructional
materials.
Provides clerical support to five 4th grade teachers
and other professional staff
Chairperson of SMARTER Night for 4 years; this is
St. Johns Lane Elementary Schools largest
Academic/Family Fun Night involving approximately
30 staff members , 150 students, their parents,
and siblings.

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