Linda Daline Limbaugh Kent

dalinekent@netscape.net

	Career Objective		Education & Certifications
	Teaching Experience		Related Experience
	Memberships		Other Information

Career Objective

To obtain a science teaching position in a school with strong leadership and to grow professionally while utilizing my creativity to make learning fun.

Education & Certifications

B.S. in Earth Science,Texas A&M University, December 1996

Texas Provisional Teaching License, Earth Science Endorsement 6th - 12th grade, 1997

Colorado Type IV Temporary Teaching Authorization, Middle and Secondary Endorsement, 2001

Project Wild/Project Learning Tree Environmental Education Certification, 1990

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Teaching Experience

Science/Health Teacher (Vail Valley Academy, a ski racer academic program, Vail, Colorado October 2000 - April 2001)

• Taught up to 13 different curriculums simultaneously over the two quarters
• Taught 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th Grade science
• Taught Junior High and High School Health
• Communicated with home school teachers by email, fax, phone and visits

Science Teacher (Humble Middle School, Humble I.S.D., Humble, Texas January 1997 - June 1997)

• Taught 6th Grade Physical Science

Student Teacher (Jane Long Middle School, Bryan I.S.D., Bryan, Texas January 1997 - June 1997)

• Taught 8th Grade Earth Science
• Assisted with Science Club
• Participated in 'Buddies' Mentoring Program

Substitute Teacher (Galveston Independent School District, Galveston, Texas January 1991 - June 1992)

• Substitute taught Kindergarten through 8th Grade in all subjects in various schools throughout the district

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Related Experience

Raft Guide, Reservationist, Accounting Clerk (Lakota River Guides, Vail, Colorado Summers 1998 - 2001)

• Guided Class I-III whitewater family rafting trips
• Served as Trip Leader on weekly Kids Kamp for elementary to junior high students
• Took reservations by phone and at a kiosk
• Performed daily accounts receivable duties

Resident Counselor, Algebra Tutor (Youth Opportunities Unlimited Camp, a work/study program for at-risk youth, Galveston, Texas Summer 1994)

• Supervised female students during meals and activities
• Tutored Algebra students

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Professional Memberships

Colorado Association of Science Teachers

National Science Teachers Association

Other Information

References

Comments on my performance

View 'My Summer in Yellowstone' web page

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