Jaclyn M.

Bober
2708 E. 10th St. Apt 19, Bloomington, IN 47408, 630-862-6773, jbober@indiana.edu
Objective
To obtain a challenging position working with students who have various special needs.

Education
Indiana University, School of Education, Bloomington, Indiana
Bachelors of Science in Education, Cumulative GPA 3.83/4.00 Major GPA 4.00/4.00

Credentials
Initial Practitioner in Mild Interventions Primary, Mild Interventions Intermediate, Expected Licensure: June 2009
Elementary Primary, Elementary Intermediate

Teaching Experience
South Elementary School, Martinsville, Indiana September 2008-December 2008
• Instructed students with Cognitive Disabilities in reading and mathematics
• Implemented alternative means of instruction for students with Autism
• Observed the execution of special education laws in the classroom
Brookside Elementary School, Indianapolis, Indiana January 2008- May 2008
• Facilitated small group reading instruction
• Taught a social studies unit to thirty fifth graders
• Utilized classroom management skills
• Collected and interpreted data for a Curriculum Based Assessment (CBA)
Binford/Rogers Elementary School, Bloomington, Indiana September 2007-December 2007
• Designed hands-on math and science units for a multiage first and second grade class
• Participated in co-teaching a science unit on matter
• Guided students through a new math curriculum
St. Charles Day School, Bloomington, Indiana September 2006-December 2006
• Worked with pre-school students on adaptive life skills
• Observed structure of parochial school

Work Experience
Indiana University School of Education Library, Bloomington, Indiana August 2006-Present
• Assist members of the community, students and faculty with finding appropriate education materials
• Cooperating with employees from all satellite libraries in the Indiana University Library system
City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation, Bloomington, Indiana May 2008- August 2008
• Developed and taught lessons in swimming and water safety for children with Autism
• Supervised large groups of children in open water
• Certified lifeguard with American Red Cross CRP, First Aid, AED and Bloodborne Pathogen training

Activities & Honors

Deans Advisory Council April 2007- Present
• Serve as a student voice for the Dean of the School of Education
• Plan and organize community volunteer events and student-centered events
• Represented the undergraduate school of education on the Committee on Teaching
Alpha Xi Delta Women’s Fraternity March 2006-Present
• Elected as the Academic Achievement Chair, creating tutoring and scholarship programs.
• Chaired and planned for the 2007 formal recruitment process
Indiana State Teachers Association September 2008-Present
 • Participate in professional development conferences for teachers
Volunteer Work August 2005-Present
• Volunteered in multiple elementary schools, the Boy’s and Girls Club, First Friends and other organizations