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Phone 240-***-**** E-Mail ******.********@*****.***
Nevorda Chiara Coleman
OBJECTIVE
To gain further experience and advancement in the field of Teaching and
Child Development
EDUCATION
August 2004-May 2008 University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Major: Human Ecology with a concentration in Child Development
• Received Bachelor of Science, May 16, 2008
• Cumulative GPA: 3.179 (on a scale of 4.0)
• Semester GPA: 4.000 (on a scale of 4.0)
COLLEGE COURSES
Foundations of Early Childhood Development
Infant/Child Development & Learning
Emerging Literacy & Language
Curriculum & Instruction for Infants/Toddlers
Observing & Interpreting Behaviors of Young Children
Creative Activities for Young Children
Special Needs in Early Childhood
Curriculum & Instruction for Preschool Children
Partnerships
School Age Programming
Supervision & Administration for Early Childhood Programs
SKILLS & ABILITIES
Infant & Child CPR and AED Training
Pediatric First Aid
Coordinated Pre-Kindergarten graduations
EXPERIENCE
May 2008-Present IRS Child Development Center
Lanham-Seabrook, Maryland
Pre-Kindergarten Teacher (Full-Time)
• Created original lesson plans following Bright Horizons curriculum
• Followed the guidelines of a NAEYC Accredited center
• Created & implemented weekly homework assignments, sight words, etc.
• Wrote monthly newsletters for the parents
• Completed developmental assessments and portfolios for each child
March 2008-April 2008 Child & Family Development Center
Princess Anne, Maryland
Director (Internship)
• Observed handling of tuition, Purchase of Care, and staffing patterns
• Planned a field trip and Egg Hunt
• Prepared lunch menu, newsletter and letters for the parents
• Assisted with Picture Day and DECA Family Fun Night
January 2008-March 2008 Princess Anne Head Start
Princess Anne, Maryland
Teacher (Internship)
• Created weekly lesson plans using the Creative Curriculum method
• Created and implemented weekly Home Learning Activities
• Completed several forms for the classroom
• Provided evidence of learning for each child’s portfolio
September 2006-December 2007 Child & Family Development Center
Princess Anne, Maryland
Student Teacher (Part-Time)
• Assisted the lead teacher with children
• Performed assigned tasks
• Interacted with children during activities
• Collaborated with other student teachers in the facility
• Gained experience working with children ages 6 weeks to 10 years old
MEMBERSHIPS
Maryland Child Care Credentialing Program
Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society
National Association for the Education of Young Children
REFERENCES
Available upon request