Elizabeth Giles
Lawrenceburg
Summary
Elementary School Teacher with expertise in early education, child development, and collaborative teaching methods. Experienced in developing lesson plans to meet district and state standards. Confidently offers classroom instruction and personalized student support using balance of traditional and modern approaches.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Interim Guidance Counselor
New Prospect Elementary School
03.2026 - 05.2026
- Facilitated classroom discussions to emphasize bullying prevention and college readiness.
- Helped students develop organizational, time management and study skills.
Interim Pre-K Teacher
Leoma Elementary School
10.2025 - 12.2025
- Developed weekly lesson plans and activities to engage children and promote learning.
- Established positive communication with parents in daily conversation and formal conferences.
Interim 2nd Grade Teacher
New Prospect Elementary School
08.2025 - 09.2025
- Planned lessons according to district standards to cover requirements and prepare for standardized tests.
- Built positive relationships with parents to involve families in educational process.
Educational Assistant
Summertown Middle School
01.2025 - 05.2025
- Encouraged small groups to discuss topics and explore concepts through hands-on activities.
- Delivered personalized educational, behavioral, and emotional support to individual students to enable positive learning outcomes.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Interdisciplinary Studies (k-5) Licensure
Lee University
Cleveland, TN05-2022
Skills
- Team collaboration
- Relationship building
- Differentiated instruction
Timeline
Interim Guidance Counselor
New Prospect Elementary School
03.2026 - 05.2026
Interim Pre-K Teacher
Leoma Elementary School
10.2025 - 12.2025
Interim 2nd Grade Teacher
New Prospect Elementary School
08.2025 - 09.2025
Educational Assistant
Summertown Middle School
01.2025 - 05.2025
Bachelor of Science - Interdisciplinary Studies (k-5) Licensure
Lee University
Professional Development
- The Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont, Teacher Escape Weekend, provided training and resources on how to incorporate nature into our science curriculums
- Lynn McKee Erwin Conference on Children's Literature, UT Southern, gave teachers an opportunity to receive training from award winning authors, gained resources and activities to bring back into our classrooms