Download - Nora Tetlow's Resumenoratetlow.weebly.com/.../1/15318316/nora_tetlows_resume.pdf11631WoodBluff$Loop$ Richmond,$VA23236$ (804)516>7946$ $$ [email protected]$$ NORA%TETLOW! OBJECTIVE!

11631 Wood Bluff Loop Richmond, VA 23236

(804) 516-‐7946 http://noratetlow.weebly.com

[email protected]

NORA TETLOW

OBJECTIVE To create an engaging and safe learning environment in a pre-‐kindergarten to sixth grade classroom that will utilize my passion for child development.

EDUCATION JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL – MASTERS OF ARTS IN TEACHING May 2012 – May 2013

• President’s List for all semesters • Cumulative GPA: 4.0

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY – BACHELORS OF SCIENCE August 2008 – May 2012

• Major: Interdisciplinary Studies with a Humanities concentration • Minor: Elementary Education • College of Education GPA: 3.97 • Cumulative GPA: 3.33 • Chosen by professors to speak on behalf of the Elementary Education department at graduation

MONACAN HIGH SCHOOL – CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS September 2004 – June 2008

• Center for the Humanities

EXPERIENCE STUDENT TEACHING AT J. G. HENING ELEMENTARY – CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS January 2013 – May 2013 • 8 week placement in Julie Reedy’s kindergarten classroom • 8 week placement in Mary Frye’s Center Based Gifted fourth grade classroom

PRACTICUM PLACEMENTS • Westwood Hills Elementary, Waynesboro, fifth grade, Fall 2012 • John Wayland Elementary, Rockingham County, second grade, Spring 2012 • Dixon Preschool, Stanton, pre-‐kindergarten, Spring 2011

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER – CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS April 2010 – current CHILDCARE PROVIDER FOR HOBBS FAMILY Summers 2008 – 2012

• Created engaging and exciting summer days for Hobbs boys ages 7 and 10

RELATED EXPERIENCES

• Waterman Elementary Extended Day Volunteer, Harrisonburg, Spring 2011 • Madison Art Collection Intern, James Madison University, Fall 2010 • Contemporary Modern Technologies course, Fall 2012 • Valley Association for Education of Young Children Workshops, 2011

• Environmental Experiences and Creative Art with Reusable Materials

REFERENCES LINDA BURGESS University Supervisor, James Madison University (804) 349-‐3161 [email protected] JULIE REEDY Kindergarten Teacher, J. G. Hening Elementary 5230 Chicora Drive; North Chesterfield, VA 23234 (804) 743-‐3655 [email protected]

MARY FRYE Fourth Grade Teacher, J.G. Hening Elementary 5230 Chicora Drive; North Chesterfield, VA 23234 (804) 743-‐3655 [email protected]

CHRIS AND STEPHANIE HOBBS 937 Roll Drive; Midlothian, VA 23113 Stephanie: (804) 337-‐0688 Chris: (804) 337-‐0406 [email protected] [email protected] DR. PAMELA SULLIVAN Reading Professor, James Madison University 395 South High Street; Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807; Memorial 7210 C (540) 568-‐5946 [email protected] DR. MARYANNE BAKER Reading Professor, James Madison University 395 South High Street; Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807; Memorial 7210 B (540) 568-‐6508 [email protected] KRISTIE CHANDLER Fifth Grade Teacher, Westwood Hills Elementary 548 Rosser Avenue; Waynesboro, Virginia (540) 946-‐4670 [email protected]