Jeanne Wingrove 6215 Refton Court, Slatington, PA 18080, (610) 760-2746, jwingrove@enter.net Objective: To obtain an elementary school teaching position. Certification:Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate, Elementary K-6, Instructional Level I. Education: Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, Master's Degree in Elementary Education, GPA 4.0 Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA, Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology School for International Training, Granada, Spain. Awards: Dickinson College Dana Scholar Teaching Experience: CENTRAL ELEMENTARY, Allentown, PA. (March 2001- Present). Student Teacher · -Gradually took full responsibility for teaching 26 first grade students. · -Planned and taught an interdisciplinary weather unit. · -Used whole class and small group instruction when teaching reading and math. · -Implemented interactive learning centers. · -Introduced simple science experiments with student participation. · -Developed an assessment portfolio for each child. · -Provided cooperative learning experiences. · -Kept weekly, reflective journal of student observations and effective teaching practices. NORTHWESTERN LEHIGH ELEMENTARY, New Tripoli, PA. (January 2001- March 2001). Student Teacher · -Gradually took full responsibility for teaching 24 fourth grade students. · -Created a detective writing project that connected the week's story with their writing. · -Role-played writing skills such as flow and sequence. · -Developed and taught a science unit, complete with lab activities and art integration. · -Created mathematical songs and activities to help students with multiplication and division. · -Encouraged active student participation during social studies. · -Developed differentiated lesson plans. · -Created cooperative learning groups across the curriculum. · -Arranged student-led classroom community building activities. · -Kept weekly, reflective journal of student observations and effective teaching practices. HARRY S. TRUMAN ELEMENTARY, Allentown, PA. (May 2000- June 2000). Pre-Student Teacher · -Observed and taught second and fourth grade students for six weeks. · -Recorded observations pertaining to child development and effective teaching practices. · -Planned and taught twenty lessons. · -Experienced teaching small groups as well as whole class instruction. · -Developed activities for a learning center. · -Helped small groups of children with their reading and writing skills. · -Created and implemented an activity in which the class made a book. The students used their writing and drawing skills,and published their work using Microsoft Word. · -Planned and taught hands-on/ minds-on lessons. · -Kept a reflective journal of my experiences. Technology Integration: · Microsoft Word for publishing. · Power Point for presenting. · WebQuest use for guided Internet discovery. · Internet as a research tool. · Cool Page web page creation. · Software such as Tom Snyder's Weather CD. · Inspiration concept mapping. · Digital photography and movie making. · Created electronic portfolio for personal professional development. Professional Memberships: International Reading Association National Science Teachers of America National Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Council for the Social Studies Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development |