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Albaugh - Resume
Albaugh - Resume
a.albaugh2013@gmail.com (248)-904-9693
2075 Ellwood Ave., Berkley, Michigan 48072
www.alyssajalbaugh.weebly.com
Education
Post-Baccalaureate Teaching Certification Internship Program Aug. 2017 – May 2018
Masters: 12 credits towards a graduate degree in Secondary Education
Michigan State University Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies Aug. 2014 – May 2017
Teaching Major: Social Studies (RX) Undergraduate Minor: History
Awards
Michigan State University Dean’s List Aug. 2016 – May 2018
Post-Internship Experience
Hope of Detroit Academy, Detroit, Michigan Aug. 2018 – Present
U.S. and World History Teacher
Planned and taught U.S. and World History to students in an urban setting with limited background knowledge,
and a low socio-economic status
Collaborated with language specialists to allow full immersion for ESL and ELL students with a majority of the
schools’ population speaking English as their second language
Designed lessons with the special education staff to implement classroom accommodations and modifications
for students with diverse learning needs with IEP’s and 504 Plans
Altered instruction to meet the needs of the high-achieving students and struggling learners.
Piloted “Youth in Government” civics program that incorporates after school hands-on learning opportunities
that lead to a culminating four-day conference in Lansing, Michigan
Communicated regularly with parents and presented gradual success of students’ academic achievement at
parent-teacher conferences
Created fifteen unit plans and implemented those plans as daily lesson plans due to the nature of the advanced
and accelerated summer school program
Communicated with each student on a daily basis about their learning styles and how I can foster success for
each individual student
Implemented technology to reach students at every level to cater to each individual students’ needs inside and
outside of the classroom
Internship Experience
Novi High School, Novi, Michigan Sept. 2017 – May 2018
Planned, differentiated, and taught lessons in U.S. History starting with the Industrial Revolution and ended
with the Civil Rights Movement
Developed units using the Understanding by Design framework
Taught a socially, economically, and culturally diverse group of students based on their academic and behavioral
needs
Created, collaborated, and executed original Unit lessons for 10 weeks
Participated regularly in collaborative group work during PLC meetings and focused on group interactions
during department and staff meetings
Presented after-school Enrichment Opportunities for all U.S. History students to attend on a bi-weekly basis.