Kathryn Wrobbel

2454 Pebble Creek, Oakland, MI 48363 (248)933-0332 wrobbelkathryn@gmail.com http://wherethesidewalkbegins.weebly.com Katie has an amazing gift of working with children of all ages and abilities. Her compassion, patience, humor and energy are exactly what an ideal teacher needs to be successful. Her passion is apparent to all she meets. I am very confident that Katie will be an amazing teacher.
Becky Campbell
Middle school teacher in Rochester Community Schools

Objective To be a dedicated elementary/special education teacher who with passion, patience and positivism facilitates learning for all students. Education Grand Valley State University 2011, December Allendale, MI Bachelor of Science in Special Education Deans list, 2007-2011 Major: Psychology emphasis Special Education Minor: Elementary Education Certification Michigan Elementary Provisional Certificate January 2012 K-5 All Subject Areas, Special Education Endorsements: Cognitive Impairments Early Childhood Education/Developmental Delay (ZS) Professional Experience Delta Kelly Elementary School Oakland, MI, First Grade October-December 2011

Katie is timely, flexible, and organized. She has excellent classroom management skills as well. These attributes are crucial in teacher success and she portrays them with great consistency and pride. Katie will soon make an excellent educator in a very lucky school district. I highly recommend her for any educational position.

Collaborated with 1st grade team and special education department for planning and monitoring students progress Facilitated Response to Intervention literacy rotations for students in Tier 2 through implementation of Leveled Literacy Intervention Guided reading and writing workshops through Lucy Caulkins curriculum Delta Kelly Elementary School Fifth Grade August November 2011

Assumed lead responsibility in planning, teaching and assessing students Developed a science unit based on the model of Project Based Learning Utilized cooperative learning, Love and Logic, and best practices Served on the Delta Kelly School Wide Improvement Reading committee Initiated parent involvement through conferences and classroom activities Attended 5th grade camp with students at Camp Michindoh for three days

Zeeland East High School January June 2011 Categorical Moderately Cognitively Impaired Classroom Implemented individual based instruction on a daily basis Facilitated job training and life skills instruction in line with AUEN Participated in person centered plan meetings Taught and assessed students using Language! Curriculum

Leah Duplissis
Resource room teacher in Grand Haven Area Public Schools

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References
Mike Gittner 5th grade teacher Delta Kelly Elementary Mentor Teacher mgittner@rochester.k12. mi.us (248) 726-3500

Professional Experience Continued

Peach Plains Elementary Grand Haven, MI, Resource Room August - December 2010

Laura Kirklin 1st grade teacher Delta Kelly Elementary Mentor Teacher lkirklin@rochester.k12.m i.us (248) 726-3500

Coordinated with MiBLSI Response to Intervention team Participated in child study team meetings and IEP meetings Utilized state standards when writing IEP goals and lesson plan Trained in progress monitoring and data analysis Differentiated lessons on a daily basis while scaffolding instruction and implementing various learning styles Received technology training with the SMART board and Elmo Substitute Teacher through PESG Kent County, Ottawa County, Oakland County Related Experiences/Employment Paraprofessional at SCAMP June 2007 Present September 2011- Present

Leah Duplissis Resource room teacher Peach Plains Elementary Mentor Teacher duplissl@ghaps.org (231) 286 7575

Special Needs Day Camp through Rochester Avon Recreational Authority Created safe and encouraging environment to campers with a wide variety of disabilities including ASD, CI, EI, LD, and SXI

Caregiver through Self-Determination Program

October 2010 - Present

Provided positive support and interaction with community Implemented person centered planning behavior plan and goals Nanny for a child with severe multiple impairments August 2009- May 2010

Krista Hadel 3rd grade teacher Long Meadow Elementary SCAMP teacher khadel@rochester.k12. mi.us (248) 736 9567

Worked with various accommodative and adaptive equipment including power wheel chair, TheraTogs, foam wedge, and leg braces Trained using augmentative and alternative communication Dynavox Volunteered at VSA Very Special Arts January-April 2010

Assisted special needs adults to provide art education Worked with local artists in Grand Rapids Area
Tutored through Schools of Hope Program January-April 2009

Melissa Humbyrd RARA SCAMP Supervisor Melissa@rararecreation. org (248) 656 - 8308

Facilitated reading support for two ESL students in first grade Located at Sibley Elementary in Grand Rapids Public Schools Professional Development Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) Applied Behavioral Analysis: Statewide Autism Resources and Training School Wide Positive Behavioral Support (SW-PBS): MiBlSi Michigan Council for Exceptional Children State Conference (MCEC) STAGES Professional Growth Model through Rochester Community Schools New IEP through Grand Haven Area Public Schools (Fall 2010)