Phyllis Libbin phyllisl@avenew.com Pictured Artifact: The artifact that I am holding is called a carriage clock. It was made in the early part of the 20th century by Daniel Pratt's Son in Boston. It has an an off-white enamel dial with black numbers and small spade hands. The five glasses on the case sit on a platform that is surrounded by brass. It looks like a late 19th century French carriage clock with its 8-day spring movement and fold-down handle. Short essays

Resume:

9/92-Present Robert Abbott Accelerated Middle School, Waukegan District #60; 7th grade communications and social studies teacher (U.S. history from its beginning-the Civil War); grade level and below grade level students.

9/84-6/92 Daniel Webster Junior High, Waukegan District #60; 7th and 8th grade communications teacher; gifted, grade level, and below grade level students.

9/83-7/84 Lincoln Hall, District 74, Lincolnwood. Teacher for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders in Title I reading program and summer school reading.

9/81-6/83 Lincoln School, District 108, Highland Park; teacher for K-6th
graders in the Learning Media Center.

2/79-6/80 Pied Piper Pre-school and Kindergarten in Northfield, IL;
kindergarten teacher.

9/76-1/79 District 108, Highland Park; substitute teacher in grades K-8.

1968-1974 Chicago Public Schools ; substitute teacher in grades K-8.

9/66-6/67 Woodrow Wilson School, Niles; heterogeneous 3rd grade.

4/66-8/66 Medill School, Chicago; Headstart Teacher for 4 year olds.

Education:

Bachelor of Arts Degree

Masters Degree in Education with a Reading concentration

Certificate of Advanced Study in Curriculum and Instruction with a Middle School concentration.

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