Kelley Robinson-Baker is a special education teacher with over 10 years of experience teaching students with diverse learning disabilities. She creates individualized learning plans and accommodations based on each student's needs and strengths. She believes in building students' academic skills, self-esteem, and character. She employs various teaching strategies like hands-on learning, technology integration, and cooperative groups to engage students with different learning styles.
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Kelley Robinson-Baker is a special education teacher with over 10 years of experience teaching students with diverse learning disabilities. She creates individualized learning plans and accommodations based on each student's needs and strengths. She believes in building students' academic skills, self-esteem, and character. She employs various teaching strategies like hands-on learning, technology integration, and cooperative groups to engage students with different learning styles.
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Special Education Teacher with 12 years experience looking for a Direct Contributor position.
Kelley Robinson-Baker is a special education teacher with over 10 years of experience teaching students with diverse learning disabilities. She creates individualized learning plans and accommodations based on each student's needs and strengths. She believes in building students' academic skills, self-esteem, and character. She employs various teaching strategies like hands-on learning, technology integration, and cooperative groups to engage students with different learning styles.
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KelleyRobinson-Baker
14001 S Western Ave # 301-Dixmoor, Illinois 60406 Email:[email protected]
Phone: (708)-377-4273 - Cell: (312)-513-7380 Special Education Teacher - Supportive Creative Compassionate Accommodating Patient - Versatile and dedicated child advocate with a solid focus on the individual need s of students with diverse backgrounds and multiple learning disabilities. Kindh earted and empathetic professional who is flexible and accommodating in the desi gn and implementation of inspiring hands-on learning. Enjoys creating an excitin g and safe learning environment for students with various learning styles. Posse ss strong people skills and sensitive to studentsspecialized and challenging nee ds. Believes that all children can learn and work beyond academic ability. Belie ves in building moral character, self esteem and incorporates strategies to assi st them with overcoming disability. Skilled in creating an individualize instruc tion, based on studentsinterests, talents and learning style. Integrates technol ogy across curriculum to enhance learning and to prepare students for the future . Firm behavioral management techniques, possessing excellent interpersonal and communication skills to develop an excellent rapport wit all memebers of the sch ool community. Areas of proficiency includes: Multidisciplinary Education Plan Use of Manipulatives Student Motivation/Daily Affirmations Student Centered Learning Environment Inclusion Team Teaching Individualized Learning Environment Technology Integration Thematic Units Learning Centers Multiple Intelligence Lesson Choices Curriculum Development Parent & Teacher Interaction Biweekly Character/Social Emotional Learning Cooperative Learning Education &Certifications Master of Arts Degree in Special Education; University of Phoenix, 2007. Master of Arts Degree in Elementary Education-Roosevelt University; Chicago, IL, 2000. Bachelor of Arts Degree in Graphic Design - Chicago State University-Chicago, IL , 1995. State of Illinois, Special Education Certificate # 2303396, Pre-K to 12th State of Illinois, Elementary Education Certificate #2210351, K to 9th ProfessionalTeaching Experience Edward F. Dunne Academy,Chicago,Illinois.09/09 to present. Special Education Teacher-Cross CategoryLearning Disabled, Educable Mentally Han dicapped, Emotional DisturbanceGrades: K - 5th Develop and implement individual education program for each special needs studen t. Identify and implement goals tailored to the students individual needs, abili ties and learning style. Coordinate with parents, teachers, instructional assist ants, and various providers that include speech, occupational, social work for s tudents with
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developmental delays, learning disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), a nd Emotional Disturbance (ED) in resource and inclusion classrooms. Modeled, trained, and consulted teachers on modifications and accommodations to instruction and materials ensuring the diverse needs of every student are succes sfully realized. Actively supported teaching professionals on effective work strategies with Spec ial Needs students, maintaining a strong focus on learners with learning disabil ities, ADD and ED. Employed diverse techniques to promote active learning including individualized instruction, problem solving assignments, and cooperative learning. Exercised fl exibility within the classroom addressing students needs through special accommo dations. Actively involved in students behavioral, social, and academic development, aidi ng students in developing emotionally, feeling comfortable in social situations, and awareness of socially acceptable behavior. Julia Lathrop Academy,Chicago, Illinois. 09/04 to 06/07 Case Manger/ Special Education Teacher Cross Category -Learning Disabled, Educab le Mentally Handicapped, and Emotional DisturbanceGrades: 3rd-5th Directed a student population of 18 students with various learning and emotional disabilities as a resource and self contained instructor. Developed individuali zed educational plans with accommodations and modification according to IEP guid elines. Instructed student in a cooperative learning setting using multiple inte lligence as a guide. Incorporated multiple learning environments to target diver se learners. Implemented Curriculum Based Instruction in all instruction. Lead a nd scheduled IEP meetings with clinicians and managed placement for special educ ation services. As LRE Coordinator, I trained staff and implement a full inclusi on program. Collaborated with teachers to identify at risk students for SBPS. Upheld a solid classroom management plan in which students were provided with cl ear and consistent direction as well as positive reinforcement ,which fostered a work-oriented and stress-free learning environment. Employed positive interaction with students to develop a report, gain respect, a nd trust to ensure a productive learning environment. Stimulated discussion and focus of students attention on lesson content through clear direction and examples, which kept students engaged in classroom activitie s and encourage self-expression. Immersed learners in American culture through field trips, technology projects, oral presentations and creative expression. Professional Development Initiatives & Honors Technological Integration & Skills Direct Instructional Reading Mastery Training Test Taking Skills Training Open Court Reading Program Training LRE Coordinator / Case Manager Training University of Phoenix Campus Faculty Training - 2007 National Board Candidate, 2009 - Exceptional Needs Specialist Golden Apple Nominee - 2007 MS Office, MS Publisher, PowerPoint, Web Page Design, Pod Casts. Artistic and interactive bulletin boards Experience working with diverse population Strong interpersonal skills. Strong rapport with parents. Strong in implementing Manners, Character and Social/Emotional Education. References Upon Request