Alyssa Dahlke has over 5 years of experience as a special education teacher working with students with disabilities including emotional and behavioral disorders, specific learning disabilities, and autism spectrum disorders. She has taught at several school districts in Minnesota and Illinois, most recently as a special education teacher for Centennial Public Schools where she provided reading interventions and collaborated with colleagues. Dahlke has a master's degree in special education from National Louis University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Augustana College.
Alyssa Dahlke has over 5 years of experience as a special education teacher working with students with disabilities including emotional and behavioral disorders, specific learning disabilities, and autism spectrum disorders. She has taught at several school districts in Minnesota and Illinois, most recently as a special education teacher for Centennial Public Schools where she provided reading interventions and collaborated with colleagues. Dahlke has a master's degree in special education from National Louis University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Augustana College.
Alyssa Dahlke has over 5 years of experience as a special education teacher working with students with disabilities including emotional and behavioral disorders, specific learning disabilities, and autism spectrum disorders. She has taught at several school districts in Minnesota and Illinois, most recently as a special education teacher for Centennial Public Schools where she provided reading interventions and collaborated with colleagues. Dahlke has a master's degree in special education from National Louis University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Augustana College.
Alyssa Dahlke has over 5 years of experience as a special education teacher working with students with disabilities including emotional and behavioral disorders, specific learning disabilities, and autism spectrum disorders. She has taught at several school districts in Minnesota and Illinois, most recently as a special education teacher for Centennial Public Schools where she provided reading interventions and collaborated with colleagues. Dahlke has a master's degree in special education from National Louis University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Augustana College.
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ALYSSA DAHLKE
220 Lake St. N, Forest Lake, Mn 55025
[email protected] · (847) 971-4834 File Folder # 506354 EXPERIENCE AUGUST 2019 – JUNE 2020 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER MULTI-CATEGORICAL, CENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS ISD12 Instruct reading interventions, collaborate with collogues to meet student needs in the general education classes. Empower and support students in learning skills for further success in education, provide relevant information to families, collogues and students, monitor progress on goals regularly, participate in professional learning community and team meetings and provide training to peers, present students and relevant information at weekly child study meetings. AUGUST 2018 – JUNE 2019 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER EBD, CABRIDGE-ISANTI PUBLIC SCHOOL D911 Plan and instruct students with emotional disabilities in third through fifth grade, maintain data on academic progress, positive behavior support plans and behavior observations, plan and provide language arts instruction for student with LD, EBD, DCD, and OHD., develop annual and initial IEPs and conduct portions of evaluations including functional behavior assessments. AUGUST 2017 – JUNE 2018 DIVERSE LEARNERS TEACHER, WAUKEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOL D60 Plan and instruct students with various disabilities in a fourth and fifth grade non-categorical special education classroom, maintain data on academic progress and behavior observations, build and maintain a safe and positive classroom environment. DECEMBER 2016 – JUNE 2017 SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCE TEACHER, MUNDELIEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS D75 Collaborate and co-teach with general education faculty, communicated regularly with parents and guardians routinely, conducted annual IEP meetings and evaluations, supported staff with determining eligibility for services for child find. AUGUST 2016 – NOVEMBER 2016 STUDENT TEACHER, MUNDELIEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS D75 Modified curriculum to meet various student needs in general and special education settings, conducted routine progress monitoring, updated IEP goals to reflect students’ current areas of need. EDUCATION DECEMBER 2016 MASTERS OF ART OF TEACHING, SPECIAL EDUCATION, LBS1, NATIONAL LOUIS UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO, IL
MAY 2014 BACHELORS OF ART OF PSYCHOLOGY, AUGUSTANA COLLEGE, ROCK ISLAND, IL
SKILLS
40 hours of BoysTown Specialized Classroom Management training
Certified in Non-violent Crisis Prevention and Intervention Licensed in disability areas EBD, SLD, and ABS