Danielle Ohagan Weebly Resume
Danielle Ohagan Weebly Resume
Danielle Ohagan Weebly Resume
Certifications Education
Childhood Education (Grades 1 – 6) Initial St. Joseph’s College, Patchogue, New York
Early Childhood Education (Birth – Grade 2) Initial Master of Arts in Literacy and Cognition, Aug. 2017
Students with Disabilities (Birth – Grade 2) Initial Bachelor of Arts in Child Study, Jan. 2012
Students with Disabilities (Grades 1 – 6) Initial
Literacy (Birth – Grade 6) Initial
Teaching Experience:
Walt Whitman Elementary School, Woodbury, New York Oct. 2017 – Present
Learning Center Tutor, (Grades K-4)
Supported Tier 2 students through the use of Leveled Literacy Interventions as well as Fundations.
Provided small group instruction using resources from GO Math! and Number Worlds.
Developmental Disabilities Institute, Ronkonkoma, New York Sept. 2016 – Oct. 2017
Teacher, Pre-K (ICT)
Provided support for students through ABA in a natural setting in order to help to master and
maintain IEP goals.
Created themes, lessons, and activities for the traditional classroom as well as outdoor classroom for
two 12:1:1 classes.
Recorded student development through the AEPSi as well as kindergarten readiness assessments.
Eastport Elementary School, Eastport, New York Sept. 2015 – Aug. 2016
Teaching Assistant, Grade 3 (ICT)
Implemented adaptations and modifications during lessons and testing as per IEP requirements.
Provided support to classroom teachers during lessons, planning and assessments.
Technology used: Actively Learn, Kahoot!, Mindomo, Popplet, Quizlet, and StoryBird
Southampton Elementary School, Southampton, New York Sept. 2014 –June 2015
Teacher, Kindergarten (ICT), Leave Replacement
Collaborated with co-teacher to develop lessons in order to satisfy CCSS.
Presented lessons through Fundations, Teacher’s College Writing Workshop, as well as GO MATH!
through the use of SMART Board Technology, written work in text and multisensory class activities.
Through AIMSweb Progress Monitoring, created student groups to maintain differentiated
instruction.
Substitute Teacher
Created effective behavioral and academic strategies to ensure a productive school day.
Quickly became aware of the students’ individual needs in order to differentiate instruction as needed.