Michele Dobbs
Email: madobbs@noctrl.edu 30 N. Brainard St SM#1539 Naperville, IL 60540
(630)637-7000
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Objective
To obtain a
Secondary History and Social Science student teacher position, utilizing skills
in classroom management and working with students with various backgrounds.
Education
North
Central College June 2016
Bachelor
of Arts Social Science/ History, Secondary Education
GPA: 3.73/4.0
Presidential Scholar
Richter Fellowship Grant
Canterbury
Christ Church University Fall
2013
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Planned and
conducted research for Richter Fellowship Grant
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Studied
British Studies
Field Experience
High School Practicum Fall Term 2014
Oswego High
School, Oswego, IL.- World History, AVID- 25 Hours
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Certified
AVID tutor
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Facilitate
student led Socratic tutor discussions to promote student learning and develop
skills for academic success.
Elementary Volunteer Opportunity August 2014
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Volunteer
at Naper Elementary School with their Jump Start Program
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Engaged
students with IEPs and from low income communities in small groups and
individually working with math and literacy skills.
Golden Apple Summer Institute June 2012-July 2014
Scholar
·
2014: Co-Taught in a high school 5 week summer Civics class of 50
students, at Mascoutah High School, Mascoutah, IL preparing students to take
and pass the U.S. and Illinois Constitution test.
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2013: Co-Taught an eighth grade 4 week summer school social
studies classroom at Tarkington Elementary School, Chicago, IL engaging
students in reading and comprehension through small group discussion and
instruction.
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2012: Co-Taught in a 5 week summer school English class with
Freshman-Seniors with ELL students at Forman High School, Chicago, IL leading
full classroom instruction and working in groups and with individuals on
literacy and grammar skills.
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Developed
and maintained relationships with students in order to reinforce positive
behavior and establish an active learning environment.
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Actively
engaged in classes on reading comprehension, the Danielson Framework, Common
Core, Technology, Math techniques, Classroom techniques, and Leadership and
Group Work Building.
Middle School Practicum Spring Term 2014 Still Middle School, Aurora, IL- 8th
grade Social Studies- 60 Hours
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Taught
and was evaluated on 4 lesson plans, engaged students in collaborative groups
and class discussion of the history of World War II, focusing on the use of
propaganda, the effects of the Great Depression and the Holocaust and steps of
genocides throughout history
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Engaged in classroom management using positive
redirecting techniques in order to maintain students’ active participation.
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Assisted
an ELL student 1-on-1 with literacy and comprehension, using a guided read
aloud approach.
Elementary Practicum Winter Term 2013
Johnson
Elementary, Chicago, IL- Kindergarten and 3rd grade-25 Hours
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Engaged
students from low income communities in small group instruction designed to
promote and enhance their literacy skills.
Campus Involvement
Resident Assistant Fall 2014-Present
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Help
with Freshman Welcome Week, plan program events for the floor and full campus
events, enforce policy, form relationships and establish a floor community.
Teach First Fall 2012- Present
First Generation Education Major
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Develop
networking, professional and communication skills in order to prepare for a successful
teaching career, and actively interact in the Mentor-Mentee network for
additional support and experience.
Resident Hall Association September 2012- Present
Member
·
Plan
and execute programs on campus and attend conferences to provide a positive
student experience.
·
Attended
Illinois Resident Hall Association Conference in February 2013 at Western
Illinois University.
College Scholars September 2012-
June 2014
Member
·
Participate
in Honors College Scholars program. Take classes with the Honors core curriculum
to develop critical thinking skills and actively network in the Honors
community.
History Association
Executive Board January 2013- Present
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Plan
events and trips for the club and attend planned events and trips that all have
a historical aspect.
Premier
Scholars Program September 2012- Present
Resident
Assistant to Premier Scholars
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Built
community and embraced diversity to create a strong foundation for first-year
experiences.
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Plan
programs for first year college students and meet one on one to plan for their
future and personal goals.
Professional Development
North Central College Rall Research
Symposium May 2014
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Presented
independent Richter Research grant on the study of how American History is
perceived and conceptualized through a qualitative study with the American
Studies department at Canterbury Christ Church University.
National Conference of Undergraduate
Research April 2014
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University
of Kentucky, Lexington, KT
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Presented
Research conducted while studying in England
Teacher
Induction Academy January
2014
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Aurora
University, Aurora, IL- Classroom Management
Diversity
Conference at North Park University Winter
2013
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Gained skills on
embracing and promoting diversity on college campuses
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