91-19 172nd Street Apt.8
Jamaica, New York
11432
Phone 718-523-0739
E-mail arlene2905@earthlink.net
Arlene S Samaroo
Summary of qualifications
[ 1990-1992 ] Mico Teacher’s College Jamaica, West Indies
Teacher Visually Impaired/Blind
· Diploma in Teaching… Special Education
· Trained Teachers Certificate
Education
[ 2005- present ] York college Jamaica, New York
1990-1992 Mico Teachers College Jamaica, W.I
· Diploma in Special Education
1986 University of Guyana Berbice, Guyana .Certificate in Introduction of General Psychology
1980-1984 Cyril Potter College Berbice, Guyana
· Trained Teacher’s Certificate
1974 University of London, England England
· General Certificate of Education Examination
Professional experience
[ 10-2005 ] Board of Education 175-02 Jamaica Ave.
Paraprofessional Jamaica, N.Y
10-2004 -10 2005 Board Of Education Jamaica N.Y
· Substitute Paraprofessional
02-2004 -06-2005 Board of Education New Brunswick, N.J
· Substitute Teacher
09-2003 -01- 2004 Preferred Nursing North Brunswick, N.J
· Home Healthy Aide
1975-1976 Private School Berbice, Guyana
· Teacher
1976-1984 Trinity Street Nursery Berbice, Guyana
· Teacher
1984-1990 Adelphi Nursery School Canje, Guyana
Head Mistress
!992-1996 School in Berbice Berbice, Guyana
1994-2003 Cyril Potter College Berbice, Guyana
Lecturer in Psychology
1997-2003 Adelphi Nursery School Canje, Guyana
References
Furnished Upon Request
Objective
To use the skills and techniques acquire in a meaningful way to help myself and other teachers in the system to be motivated to work with the children in our care to make them more independent and self sufficient in society.
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Special need children
Pictures of children
I Believe
I Believe
That our background and circ umstances may have influenced who we are, but we are responsible for who we become.
I Believe
That it's taking me a long time to become the person I want to be.
That our background and circ umstances may have influenced who we are, but we are responsible for who we become.
I Believe
That it's taking me a long time to become the person I want to be.
About Me
Teaching in Special Education was both challenging and rewarding, because working with this type of population you have to be patient, caring,flexible and understanding to meet their individual needs.
They take long to grasp a concept or you have to do thinge for them or do hand over hand activities most of the time.
The end result is slow but when you see the progress that was made in the end it gives you a joy of achievement no matter how small that achievement.
Thus at the end of this stage of progress it is a reward working with these children and it is a great joy and sense of satisfaction
They take long to grasp a concept or you have to do thinge for them or do hand over hand activities most of the time.
The end result is slow but when you see the progress that was made in the end it gives you a joy of achievement no matter how small that achievement.
Thus at the end of this stage of progress it is a reward working with these children and it is a great joy and sense of satisfaction
Arlene eFolio
Special need children
Arlene eFolio
Pictures of children
About Me
Teaching in the field of Early Childhood Education was rewarding. In this field you have the unique opportunity to mould young lives that are most impressive at this stage.
These children learn through exploration and experimentation through hands -on experiences.
Thus working with this category of children I had to plan and implement the curriculm to meet their individual needs and learning experiences for the two year period.
These children learn through exploration and experimentation through hands -on experiences.
Thus working with this category of children I had to plan and implement the curriculm to meet their individual needs and learning experiences for the two year period.
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