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Professional Employment
Portfolio
Resume
Philosophy
Field Experiences
Lessons, Units, Tech
Projects
Modifying
Lessons
Assessment
Teacher Work
Sample
See Me at Work
Photos, Videos
References
Final
Reflection
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The purpose of a resume is to communicate your
background and experience in ways that will convince a hiring committee to
select
you. Since interviewers often have many candidates, you want your resume
to be succinct, unique and clear.
Seton
Hall Career Services has resources and offers
workshops
on developing a high quality resume and interviewing. Having experienced
teachers and administrators review a draft of your resume can be helpful.
Often student teachers peer review their resumes during their
seminar.
Often a resume may use many of these headings to
organize a candidate's experience. Select the ones that seem the most
appropriate match with your background: Educational Background, Field
Experience, Teaching Experience, Related Experience, Technology Skills,
Languages, Volunteer or Community Service, Honors/Awards, Travel,
Hobbies, and Clubs and Activities.
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Learning /
Assessment
Portfolio
Standards
Courses
What's an
Artifact?
Developing
a
Philosophy
Statement
Service Learning
Field Experience
Lesson
Plans
Curriculum Units
Tech
Projects
Gallery/Exhibition
Assessment
Strategies
Action Research
Projects
Working
with Families
Recommendations
Reflection
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