Texas A & M University - College Station

I work with special needs children as a behavior therapist. I was a Special education teacher PK- 5th grade for 4 years.

I have had dogs for 14 years now. My responsibilities for them include feeding them, walking them, and providing affection. I've cared for them while they were sick and obedience trained them. I love dogs!

I have a passion for kids with over 10 years of experience! I became a nanny in College for a family of 4 children with whom I work for 3 years and absolutely adored. Upon graduation I became a high school English teacher. I taught at a Title I school where I held multiple leadership positions and worked with students of all learning abilities. I have experience tutoring in English and music education, and have a Master's degree in Teaching. I can also provide tutoring on introductory level Spanish. Looking for the right family to build a long lasting relationship with!

Certified educator with a generalist certification for 4-8th grade and a math certification for 8-12th grade. I started tutoring in 2010. I teach students how to study effectively, and how to take notes. This applies to students in all levels of education. I am also an athletics football trainer. Positions included: tightens, defensive-ends, and linebacker, If you have a child that is interested in playing football in any of these position, I can train him, as I am a former college football player.

Howdy! My name is Nicole and I'm passionate about caring for children. I'm currently a family nurse practitioner, where I care for children on a daily basis. I'm recently new to Austin and I'm looking for new families to care for. My previous career includes working as a nanny and as a teacher aide at an early childhood education center. I love hanging out with kids and would love to get to know you and your family. I'm CPR certified. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. I look forward to meeting with you! Thank you!

I recently moved to the Pensacola area from Texas. In Texas, I was an Adapted P E. teacher for 4 years. I worked with children with many types of special needs in a physical education setting ages kindergarten through high school. I worked with my students in an inclusion setting with non-disabled peers and sometimes with only other students with disabilities. I have worked with students with Down's syndrome, Fragile X, Autism, and other intellectual disabilities. I also worked with students that were in wheelchairs, used crutches or used walkers to ambulate. The job was physically demanding but it was very rewarding. I enjoyed seeing my students grow physically, emotionally and socially through adapted P.E. Parts of my job that were more technical or administrative were as follows: * Develop and implement IEP goals for students with disabilities in order to ensure safe and successful physical education opportunities * Teach students skills that help increase their motor-skills and motor-planning * Create opportunities for physical, emotional, mental and social growth in an inclusion setting * Collaborate with other teachers, therapists, administrators, parents, and paraprofessionals daily * Plan and lead athletes through Special Olympic practices throughout the school year * Document daily on student progress. Report every 9 weeks on progress. When I moved to Pensacola, I took a job as a teaching assistant. I helped students with learning disabilities in math classes at Woodham Middle School. I also assisted students in art classes and some other academic classes. Since being in the Pensacola area, I have also volunteered with Autism Pensacola, Inc. I often babysit at their monthly meetings.

My mother passed away this June due to PH. she could not do a lot of things for herself, and all she wanted was a little help around the house cleaning. I did what I could for her when I was home, and now I would like to help others.