Sharon Stevenson

When running my own stained glass business, I am involved with every aspect which includes, but is not limited to fabrication , teaching, instillation, etc. I have a Portfolio that is a good representation of my work.

I have been doing this line of work of work off and on since 1980 for several different companies and private individuals. When I took the training for my Washington state license in the Fall of 2018. On the first day the instructor ask me if I wanted to teach the class. I was surprised that this was his response to my test results.

• Compiled data, reviewed information for accuracy and input it into the computer.
• Reviewed completed work for compliance with regulations.
• Added documents to file records and created new records to support filing needs.
• Verified accuracy of data before transcribing.
• Completed data entry tasks with accuracy and efficiency.
• Compiled information and input into [Type] database.

• Upheld classroom routines to support student environments and maintain consistent schedules.
• In 1980 I finished out a contract as a Teacher's Assistance to the Home Economics Teacher. It was my responsibility to help the mentally delayed students that took the class to fill a Science credit.
• Followed classroom plans left by class teacher to continue student education and reinforce core concepts.
• Kept students on-task with proactive behavior modification and positive reinforcement strategies.
• Took over class for regular classroom teacher, managing assignments, student needs and recordkeeping.
• Assigned, explained and graded homework.
• Helped students develop life-long learning skills and good study habits.
• Provided instruction for students in core subject areas.