Meghan Giannettino: Objective
Meghan Giannettino: Objective
Meghan Giannettino: Objective
Meghan Giannettino
203-516-1655
mgiannettino@speingfieldcollege.edu
Home Address: School Address:
51 Pinesbridge Rd. 263 Alden St. Box # 1744
Oxford, CT 06478 263 Springfield, MA 01109
Objective
An elementary education practicum that guides students to self-construct knowledge and experiences as well as use and
reveal critical thinking skills through performance based tasks.
Education
Springfield College, Springfield, MA
Bachelor of Science in American Studies and Education May 2017
Concentration: U.S. History & the Political Process
License: Elementary Education, 1-6 & Teaching of Students with Moderate Disabilities, PreK-8 th
Passed Reading and Writing Tests for Educator Licensure
Teaching Experience
Pre-Practicum Teaching, Kensington International Elementary School, Springfield, MA Fall 2015
Lead morning meeting and small guided reading groups for 1st graders
Reflected daily on teaching experience and identified areas for further professional development
Identifies appropriate materials and resources to future learning for all leaning levels and abilities
Modified lessons plans and activities to reach the needs of all leaners, including English language learners (ELL)
Assessed students in language arts and reading
Add impute in IEP plans
Participated in weekly PLC (Professional Learning Community)
Student Teaching Field Work, Glickman Elementary School, Springfield, MA Spring 2017
Wrote and taught several lessons on all subjects for second graders.
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Adapted those lesson for children with special needs and ELLs
Took over full responsibility of all classes.
Reflected daily on teaching experience and identified areas for further professional development
Add impute in IEP plans
Participated in weekly PLC (Professional Learning Community)
Assisted in evaluating students assessments and progress
Related Experience
SONCCA Day Care, Seymour and Oxford, CT September 2012- August 2015
Child Care Provider
Caring for and supervision of children, ages six to thirteen
Tutored with homework
Planed fun, creative events like: snow day, crafts, and educational games
Activities/Leadership
Springfield College:
Leadership Summit April 2013
Nominated to attend a leadership program; gained leadership qualities, including communication, ability to
motivate others, and management, to an individual who may or may not use the learned skills in a leadership
position.
Together Campaign Vice President September 2014- Present
A club on campus with the aims of promoting community welfare and goodwill in the Springfield community and
communities all over the world.