Resume For A Teacher In School District Resume

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Certified in special education, math, reading, and the social sciences, I also offer a background in business administration that can help school administrators to improve their policies and curriculum.

EDUCATION

Barry University

Specialist in Education, 2015

Specialist in Reading, 2015

Florida International University

MBA in Business Administration, 2010

Florida A&M University

BS in Psychology, 2006

EXPERIENCE

Robert Renick Educational Center, Miami Gardens FL

Special Education, Math Teacher

Jan 2011-current

Liaison between parents, students, and administrators to develop the best Individualized Education Plan for fifty students each year.

Continually improving overall student test scores by 10%

Successfully training educators in special education techniques for classroom management and IEP development.

Miami-Dade County Schools (Various Locations)

Substitute Teacher

Jan 2007-Dec 2010

Assisted salaried teachers in providing seamless education to 100s of students each year, following lesson plans and curricula.

Helped two Miami-Dade schools reach their target results in standardized testing.

HONORS AND CERTIFICATIONS

Professional teaching certifications:

Reading K-12

Math 6-12

ESE K-12

Elementary Education K-6

Social Sciences 6-12

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