Alyson Silver
Mt. Juliet,Tennessee
Summary
Dynamic and dedicated Elementary School Teacher with a proven track record at Wilson County Public Schools, adept at integrating technology and differentiated instruction to enhance student engagement. Skilled in classroom management and collaborative teamwork, I foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, ensuring all students achieve their learning objectives.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
Work History
Elementary School Teacher
Wilson County Public Schools
08.2022 - Current
- Assisted in classroom management, fostering a positive learning environment.
- Integrated technology into lessons to enhance student engagement and understanding.
- Supported student assessments, tracking individual progress and areas for improvement.
- Created lesson plans to correlate with state curriculum standards and educational programs to meet objectives.
- Improved student comprehension by utilizing differentiated instruction techniques customized for diverse learning needs.
Elementary School Teacher
Tustin Unified School District
02.2016 - 05.2022
- Developed engaging lesson plans to enhance student understanding of core subjects.
- Utilized assessment tools to evaluate student progress and inform instructional decisions.
- Developed critical thinking skills in students through the use of inquiry-based learning activities and problem-solving exercises.
Education
Master of Arts - Educational Technology
Concordia University
Irvine, CA05-2016
Master of Arts - Liberal Studies
California State University, San Marcos
San Marcos, California, CA05-2013
Skills
- Differentiated instruction
- Collaborative teamwork
- Problem-solving skills
- Classroom management
- Organizational skills
- Lesson planning
- Technology integration
Timeline
Elementary School Teacher
Wilson County Public Schools
08.2022 - Current
Elementary School Teacher
Tustin Unified School District
02.2016 - 05.2022
Master of Arts - Educational Technology
Concordia University
Master of Arts - Liberal Studies
California State University, San Marcos