Aquilah
N. Bell
PA 19079
(610)
aquilah.bell@ya
hoo.com
Professional Summary
Highly involved to help children become happy, healthy and well behaved. Motivated assistant teacher
committed to a proactive and hands-on approach in assisting teaching staff. Seeking an opportunity to
work in an encouraging and positive environment.
Skills
-Exceptional organizational skills -People oriented
-Positive and optimistic -Self-sufficient
-Talented assistant teacher -Knowledge of behavioral disorders
-First aide/CPR certified -Emotionally Supportive
Work History
Brightside Academy
Assistant teacher, 9/2013-1/2014
-Supported 1 lead teacher in implementing a developmentally appropriate curriculum for a group of 20
first graders.
-Addressed behavioral and learning issues with parents and daycare staff.
-Maintained daily records of children’s individual activities, behaviors, meals, and naps.
-Kept classrooms clean by sterilizing and disinfecting children’s toys and surfaces while taking all proper
precautions and procedures.
-Engaged with children individually to meet their emotional and physical needs.
Today’s Child
Assistant teacher, 11/2012-2/2013
-Organized small groups of children while transitioning to and from outdoor play.
-Assisted the lead teacher with snack time, art and crafts, and fundamental activities.
-Administered medication and minor first aide to sick and injured children.
-Taught basic education curriculum.
-Sparked imagination by helping children discover new things each day.
Children of Destiny
Assistant teacher, 3/2012-7/2012
-Dressed children and changed diapers.
-Communicated regularly with parents about daily activities and behaviors.
-Maintained a child-friendly environment by allowing frequent access to outdoor activities.
-Promoted language development skills through reading and storytelling.
-Relieved head teacher and toddler teacher.
N’Credible Kidz
Assistant teacher, 9/2010-5/2011
-Promoted good behavior by using positive reinforcement methods.
-Identified early warning signs of emotional and developmental problems in children.
-Assisted the lead teacher with snack time, arts and crafts and putting children down for naps.
-dressed children and changed diapers.
-Maintained daily records of children’s individual activities, behaviors, meals and naps.
Education
Academy Park High School- Sharon Hill, PA
High school diploma; June 2007