Bruster's gave us tables!

I started off as a high school teacher. After ten years of that, I changed my career path. I still renew my license to stay in the system though.

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I am a literacy tutor for a literacy intervention company known as Ignite. Schools around the US hire this company to catch their students up! Outside of teaching preschool, this is what I do in between my split shift work schedule! 

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Half way through my degree, I realized what I really wanted to do for education (and also what I really didn't want to do). By that point, I was already too far in monetarily and time wise, so I finished the Ed. D out of principle. My Capstone was with The Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond planning an outline for the VA Literacy Coalition's future operations; our focus was on 0-5 Literacy Intervention.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-loving-edd-427b78213

Here's a link to the copy of my most recent background check as an educator: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YnWd1Z1QL1Zm2aHALQBvWIw_b8czKtvemDYyxtPAiUs/edit?usp=sharing

Sign your kiddo in (emergency contact info, picture permission, etc.). Say a quick goodbye and come back in an hour. It's important to arrive on time because we have a great deal to fit into that sixty minute time frame!

Pick up your kiddo and sign them out on the same paper you signed in on. Remember to take home their books from the "Read Robot's Little Free Library" (and any literacy/art activities from the session that day)!

Doc will send a text to explain what we did and how you can expand on that through conversation with your little. Some at home activities are sent home too! Communication is key for literacy development, and content will be provided to support you and your kiddo.