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11631  Wood  Bluff  Loop  Richmond,  VA  23236  

(804)  516-­‐7946  http://noratetlow.weebly.com    

nora.tetlow@gmail.com    

NORA  TETLOW  

OBJECTIVE    To  create  an  engaging  and  safe  learning  environment  in  a  pre-­‐kindergarten  to  sixth  grade  classroom  that  will  utilize  my  passion  for  child  development.  

EDUCATION    JAMES  MADISON  UNIVERSITY  GRADUATE  SCHOOL  –  MASTERS  OF  ARTS  IN  TEACHING    May  2012  –  May  2013  

• President’s  List  for  all  semesters    • Cumulative  GPA:  4.0  

JAMES  MADISON  UNIVERSITY  –  BACHELORS  OF  SCIENCE    August  2008  –  May  2012    

• Major:  Interdisciplinary  Studies  with  a  Humanities  concentration      • Minor:  Elementary  Education  • College  of  Education  GPA:  3.97  • Cumulative  GPA:  3.33  • Chosen  by  professors  to  speak  on  behalf  of  the  Elementary  Education  department  at  graduation  

MONACAN  HIGH  SCHOOL  –  CHESTERFIELD  COUNTY  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS    September  2004  –  June  2008  

• Center  for  the  Humanities  

EXPERIENCE    STUDENT  TEACHING  AT  J.  G.  HENING  ELEMENTARY  –  CHESTERFIELD  COUNTY  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  January  2013  –  May  2013  • 8  week  placement  in  Julie  Reedy’s  kindergarten  classroom  • 8  week  placement  in  Mary  Frye’s  Center  Based  Gifted  fourth  grade  classroom  

PRACTICUM  PLACEMENTS  • Westwood  Hills  Elementary,  Waynesboro,  fifth  grade,  Fall  2012  • John  Wayland  Elementary,  Rockingham  County,  second  grade,  Spring  2012  • Dixon  Preschool,  Stanton,  pre-­‐kindergarten,  Spring  2011    

SUBSTITUTE  TEACHER  –  CHESTERFIELD  COUNTY  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  April  2010  –  current    CHILDCARE  PROVIDER  FOR  HOBBS  FAMILY  Summers  2008  –  2012  

• Created  engaging  and  exciting  summer  days  for  Hobbs  boys  ages  7  and  10  

RELATED  EXPERIENCES  

  • Waterman  Elementary  Extended  Day  Volunteer,  Harrisonburg,  Spring  2011  • Madison  Art  Collection  Intern,  James  Madison  University,  Fall  2010  • Contemporary  Modern  Technologies  course,  Fall  2012    • Valley  Association  for  Education  of  Young  Children  Workshops,  2011  

• Environmental  Experiences  and  Creative  Art  with  Reusable  Materials  

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REFERENCES    LINDA  BURGESS  University  Supervisor,  James  Madison  University  (804)  349-­‐3161  lindamb123@aol.com    JULIE  REEDY  Kindergarten  Teacher,  J.  G.  Hening  Elementary  5230  Chicora  Drive;  North  Chesterfield,  VA  23234  (804)  743-­‐3655  Julie_reedy@ccpsnet.net    

 MARY  FRYE  Fourth  Grade  Teacher,  J.G.  Hening  Elementary  5230  Chicora  Drive;  North  Chesterfield,  VA  23234  (804)  743-­‐3655  mary_frye@ccpsnet.net  

 CHRIS  AND  STEPHANIE  HOBBS  937  Roll  Drive;  Midlothian,  VA  23113  Stephanie:  (804)  337-­‐0688  Chris:  (804)  337-­‐0406  steph.hobbs@capitalone.com  chris.hobbs@yourpremierins.com      DR.  PAMELA  SULLIVAN    Reading  Professor,  James  Madison  University  395  South  High  Street;  Harrisonburg,  Virginia  22807;  Memorial  7210  C  (540)  568-­‐5946  sullipm@jmu.edu    DR.  MARYANNE  BAKER    Reading  Professor,  James  Madison  University  395  South  High  Street;  Harrisonburg,  Virginia  22807;  Memorial  7210  B  (540)  568-­‐6508    bakermi@jmu.edu      KRISTIE  CHANDLER    Fifth  Grade  Teacher,  Westwood  Hills  Elementary    548  Rosser  Avenue;  Waynesboro,  Virginia    (540)  946-­‐4670  kchandler@waynesboro.k12.va.us