Stephanie Cooke: Licensure
Stephanie Cooke: Licensure
Stephanie Cooke: Licensure
Licensure
Massachusetts Early Childhood Education Students with and without Disabilities Pre K-2 Licensure Pending
Passed all MTEL Exams (Communication and Literacy, Foundations of Reading, Early Childhood)
SEI Endorsed
American Red Cross First Aid and CPR Certified
Education
Stonehill College, Easton, MA
May 2015
May 2013
November 2013
Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Majors: Early Childhood Education & Psychology
GPA: 3.86 Deans List: 6 Semesters Stonehill Deans Merit Scholarship
Teaching Experience
West Elementary School, Kindergarten and Grade 1, Stoughton, MA
Student Teacher
Targeted each students zone of proximal development within a thematic, inquiry based investigation on apples
Elicited the use of multiple modalities in a Readers Theater production of Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? to
enhance auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning
Integrated mathematics and science curriculum to create a hands on, multidisciplinary lesson measuring dinosaurs using
students bodies
Utilized backwards design to tailor math instruction according to district wide benchmark assessments and synthesize
learning across lessons
Personalized students learning regarding maps and globes by using students understanding of Flat Stanley to create and
send their own flat friends to various locations around the world
Enriched both students interpersonal skills and content knowledge by implementing Kindergarten and First Grade
partnerships for cooperative learning tasks
Summer 2014
Crafted opportunities for native Chinese speakers to gain meaningful exposure to and experience with speaking, listening,
reading, and writing English in supportive social and academic settings
Differentiated instruction for WIDA Level 2 through 4 English Language Learners by providing visuals, designing hands on
experiences, and parsing text to ensure accessibility to and mastery of Third grade mathematics and literacy content
Administered and scored various means of assessment to fairly and accurately capture a student's skills and knowledge set in
order to track daily progress and enable clarification through the creation of remedial lesson
Embraced the role of Lead Teacher on Field Trip Fridays by managing primary responsibility for 25 to 35 students
Fall 2014
Enabled students to make progress towards meeting grade level reading standards and DIBELS benchmark scores through
the implementation of supplementary instruction to meet identified needs
Utilized Person Reading Street and S.P.I.R.E. Reading Programs to target further development of phonemic awareness and
reading comprehension strategies among Kindergarten, First, and Second grade students
Designed and conducted small and whole group, hands on, remedial, mini lessons to develop and reinforce the curriculum
Enriched classroom management skills, such as gaining and maintaining attention, building momentum, and addressing
behavioral issues, by effectively enforcing classroom and school-wide policies and maintaining high expectations
Planned high quality, developmentally appropriate lessons for students that supported the development of the whole child
Created an encouraging classroom climate that nurtured each students motivation, encouraged them to reach their full
potential, promoted a willingness to take risks, and provided the opportunity to grow both socially and emotionally
Established strong bonds with students families to celebrate each child and worked together to reach collaborative goals
Developed a nine week curriculum, encompassing multiple themes and areas of discovery for various ages, to be
implemented as the schools summer camp program
Pre-Practicum Placements
Gilmore School Early Childhood Center, Grade PreK, Brockton, MA
Butler Elementary School, Grade K, Avon, MA
Norton Self Help Inc. Head Start, Grade Pre K, Norton, MA
Hancock Elementary School, Grade K, Brockton, MA
Volunteer Positions
6-8 Year Old One-on-One Counselor, Camp Sunshine, Casco, ME
Student Mentor, Learning For Sustainable Community Engagement, Stellenbosch, South Africa
Spring 2013
Spring 2013
Fall 2012
2011 2012 School Year
March 2014
July 2013
Engaged in an active partnership with the third grade students of Lynnedoch Primary School to implement various
sustainability projects in their neighborhood and empower them to become their own agents of social change
Skills
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, UO DIBELS Data System, SPSS