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Education
Boston
College,
Lynch
School
of
Education
Chestnut
Hill,
MA
B.A.,
Double
Major
in
Applied
Psychology
and
General
Science
May
2019
Minor
in
Special
Education
Cumulative
GPA:
3.43;
Lynch
School
of
Education
GPA:
3.68
Boston
College,
Lynch
School
of
Education
(pending)
Chestnut
Hill,
MA
M.
Ed.
in
Elementary
Education
May
2020
GPA:
4.0
Licensure
Massachusetts
Certification,
Grades
1-‐6
(pending)
MTEL
Exams
Communication
and
Literacy
Skills
Foundations
of
Reading
General
Curriculum:
multi-‐subject
and
mathematics
subtest
(pending)
Certifications
&
Awards
TELL
(Teaching
English
Language
Learners)
Certificate
Program,
Boston
College
• Satisfies
Massachusetts
guidelines
for
skills
and
knowledge
for
teachers
of
English
Language
Learners
Masters
Certificate
of
Special
Education,
Boston
College
• Masters
certificate
designed
for
general
education
professionals
whose
students
include
those
who
may
have
disabilities
and
prepares
them
for
inclusive
classrooms,
responsive
to
intervention,
and
meeting
the
needs
of
all
individuated
education
programs.
ACC
Honor
Roll
for
Academics,
Boston
College
Athletics
2016-‐2020
• Award
given
to
ACC
student-‐athlete
with
a
grade
point
average
of
3.0
for
the
current
academic
year
ACC
Academic
Team,
Boston
College
Athletics
2020
• Award
given
to
ACC
student-‐athlete
who
has
earned
a
3.0
or
higher
cumulative
average
during
one’s
academic
career
Teaching
Experience
Brimmer
and
May
Elementary
School,
Chestnut
Hill
MA
Fall
2016
Second
Grade
Teacher
(pre-‐practicum)
• Private
school
setting
with
small
class
size
• Designed
and
implemented
lesson
plans
in
subjects
of
math,
science,
and
social
studies
Worked
individually
with
students
in
read
aloud
program
with
the
goal
of
improving
vocabulary
and
•
fluency
Edith
C.
Baker
Elementary
School,
Brookline
MA
Fall
2017
Fourth
Grade
Teacher
(pre-‐practicum)
• Public
school
setting
with
large
class
size
allowed
for
opportunities
to
develop
and
implement
lesson
plans
and
classroom
management
strategies
with
larger
groups
and
collectively
as
a
class
• Developed
and
taught
a
writing
unit
for
small
group
in
the
genre
of
personal
narratives
with
the
goal
of
improving
students’
ability
to
use
appropriate
language
tools
in
their
writing
Angier
Elementary
School,
Waban
MA
Fall
2019
First
Grade
Teacher
(pre-‐practicum)
• Inclusion
school;
worked
with
students
without
and
with
moderate-‐severe
disabilities
• Developed
and
taught
a
variety
of
lessons
including
whole-‐class
reading,
writing,
math,
and
social
studies
lessons
• Carried
out
guided
reading
lessons
in
small
groups
Countryside
Elementary
School,
Newton
MA
Spring
2020
Second
Grade
Teacher
(full-‐practicum)
• Inclusion
school;
worked
with
students
without
disabilities
and
with
moderate
disabilities
• Co-‐taught
and
planned
a
variety
of
interactive
and
engaging
lessons/units
including
whole-‐class
reading,
guided
reading
groups,
literacy/phonics,
writing,
math,
science,
social
studies,
and
social
emotional
learning
lessons
• Taught
and
provided
academic
support
in
whole-‐class,
small-‐group,
and
one
on
one
learning
environments
• Attended
and
contributed
to
Professional
Learning
Communities
• Implemented
Responsive
Classroom
teaching
techniques
and
strategies,
such
as
non-‐verbal
communication
signals,
morning
meeting,
and
positive
teacher
language
• Differentiated
assignments
and
instruction
to
meet
the
needs
of
a
diverse
set
of
learners
Volunteer
Woodland
and
Memorial
Elementary
Schools,
Milford
MA
Fall
2015-‐present
Teaching
Assistant
• Assisted
in
1st
and
4th
grade
ELL/inclusion
classrooms
with
reading
activities,
small
group
work,
science
and
math
lessons
Extracurricular
Activities
Boston
College
Women’s
Varsity
Soccer
team
Fall
2015-‐Spring
2020
• Balanced
academic
demands
while
participating
in
Division
I
athletics
• Developed
excellence
in
time
management,
communication
with
professors,
organization
• Fostered
team
chemistry
through
communication,
conflict
resolution,
positivity,
and
leadership
Leadership
Experience
Boston
College
Women’s
Varsity
Soccer
Captain
Spring
2018-‐Fall
2019
• Mentored
underclassmen;
provided
support
and
encouragement,
demonstrated
respect,
communication,
hard
work/dedication
through
interactions
and
efforts
on
and
off
the
field
• Promoted
positive
team
chemistry
through
communication,
approachability
and
sportsmanship
Community
Service
Team
Impact
class
of
2019
council
representative,
Boston
College
Fall
2017-‐Fall
2019
• Coordinated
activities
between
the
team
and
a
child
facing
serious
and
chronic
illness
to
foster
her
confidence,
provide
fun
and
caring
companionship
Volunteer
Saint
Columbkille
afterschool
program
Spring
2017-‐Spring
2018
• Assessed
individual
student
learning
needs
and
offered
assistance
in
developing
writing
skills
at
a
grade
appropriate
level.
• Served
as
a
role
model
and
companion
Creative
Kids,
Boston
College
Campus
School
Spring
2016
• Visited
weekly
and
engaged
in
music
therapy
with
students
with
special
needs
Employment
Experience
Private
Soccer
Instructor,
Upton
MA
Summers
2012-‐present
• Developed
individualized
and
age
appropriate
technical
sessions
to
engage
players
ages
6-‐18
years
• Promoted
skill
improvement,
confidence,
motivation
and
fun
through
creation
of
a
positive
learning
environment
Boston
College
Lady
Eagles
Soccer
clinics
and
camps
Fall
2015-‐Fall
2019
• Adapted
and
implemented
age
appropriate
technical
drills
and
games
to
actively
engage
10-‐12
children,
ages
6-‐18,
in
organized,
playful
and
safe
soccer
activities
Skills
Check
Soccer
clinics
and
camps,
Danvers
MA
Fall
2017-‐Fall
2019
• Assistant
coaching
experience
in
clinics
and
camps
• Training
children
ages
8-‐18
NEFC
Women’s
Soccer
Coach,
Hopkinton/Marlboro
MA
Summer
2020
• Adapted
and
implemented
age
appropriate
technical
drills
and
activities
to
actively
engage
children,
ages
6-‐11,
in
the
context
of
practices
and
scrimmages