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Welcome!  My name is Amanda Williams and I currently work as an Intervention Specialist in Cincinnati Public Schools. I have a bachelor's degree in special education from the University of Cincinnati and a master's degree in education- applied behavior analysis from Arizona State University. I am licensed to teach students in grades K-12 with both mild-moderate disabilities and moderate-intense disabilities. I am highly qualified in English/Language Arts. For as long as I can remember, my life has been centered around helping people. I have volunteered and worked with kids who have a variety of disabilities and abilities since I was in elementary school, and have enjoyed every second of it.  My wide range of work and volunteering experiences has given me a deep understanding of the complexity that is involved with teaching each individual student in the special education field. I am confident that my background in the field has made me a great teacher. I strive everyd...
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Amanda T. Williams                      629 Arlington Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45244 amandataylorwilliams@gmail.com (513) 317-4677 EDUCATION Master’s of Education, Applied Behavior Analysis- December 2016 Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona Bachelor of Science in Education, Special Education- May 2015 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio LICENSURE - Ohio K-12 Mild to Moderate Intervention Specialist License, May 2015      - Ohio K-12 Moderate to Intense Intervention Specialist License, May 2015 - Ohio Assessment for Educators Special Education Exam, March 2015 - Ohio Assessment for Educators Assessment of Professional Knowledge: Multi-Age (PK-12)      Exam, March 2015 - Ohio Assessment for Educators Middle School Language Arts Exam, March 2015 WORK EXPERIENCE Cincinnati Public Schools    ...
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Teaching Philosophy

“Great teachers empathize with kids, respect them, and believe that each one has something special that can be built upon.” – Ann Lieberman Being a teacher in the 21 st century, is much more than simply teaching content knowledge; it is about creating well-rounded adults. To mold our students into future leaders, we must fully invest and dedicate our time and our hearts into our work. I teach because I want to advocate for today’s youth who may not be able to speak for themselves. I encourage learning, while simultaneously serving as a mentor. Students in my classroom are immersed into a positive and creative environment. I teach responsibility, communication, and creativity in a judgment-free environment. I open up my door to anyone who needs me, and will always be a person who accepts and guides each one of my individual students. I intend on continuing to teach with whichever instructional strategies best work for my students. I am aware that no two students learn...
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Recommendation Letter

                                                                                                                    5650 Given Road                                                                                                                                     Cincinnati, Ohio 45243                     ...
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