Professional Activities Record

Lauren Baggett B.S., Early Childhood Education

Supervised Field Experiences

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Total

Introduction to Education -
Observing & Assisting –
Bob Jones elementary and
Academy 5
Theories of Teach. & Learn.
Tutoring & Assisting (Ed
Psych) East North Street –
Title 1 after-school program
– tutoring first and second
graders 18
Classroom Experiences with
Methods Courses: Child
Growth and Development –
Bob Jones Child
Development Center - Child
Case Study 2:30
Classroom Experiences with
Methods Courses: Teaching
Social Studies - Bob Jones
Academy – 3 social studies
lessons to group of 3rd
graders 6
Washington Center Days 4 4 4 4
Classroom Experience with
Methods Courses: Teaching
Language Arts Mitchell
Road Elementary, Saunders,
First Grade, iPad Integration
in Writer’s Workshop 6
Classroom Experience with
Methods Courses: Teaching
Math
Ed 357 Teaching Math
(E.N.S.A. Title 1, ESL First
Grade Class, Saunders)
iPad Integration/Math
Differentiation – Mitchell
Road Elementary 6
Classroom Experience with
Methods Courses:
Prescriptive Reading
Practicum – Frazee Center,
downtown Greenville – 10
tutored k-5 student
Practicum Field Experience
– Pelham Road Elementary
School – McCrum – first
grade – teachers assistant
and practicum student
teacher – language arts,
math, and guided reading
lessons – second semester
2016 90:35
Intro to Exceptional
Learners course experience:
Observations at Hidden
Treasure Christian School –
assisting and teaching
special needs students. 4
Clinical Practice – student
teacher at Woodland
Elementary School second
semester 2017 – math, ERI,
guided reading, science,
social studies, writing lesson
plans – mentor teacher –
Angela Watts 480
Technology forum, writers
workshop, faculty meetings
and teacher meetings –
clinical practice at
Woodland Elementary 20
Supervised Field Experiences Total 660.0
Ministry-Related Experiences
Such as mission teams; camp ministries, Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Total
nursery, Sunday School, choir, bus
ministry, translating, music, youth
group, Bible Clubs, etc. (Record time to nearest ½ hour)
Vacation Bible School 17.5
Children’s church/choir 5
Hermosillo Missions trip
2011

Ministry-Related Activity Total 18.5

Part II-Directions: During your four years list activities under the appropriate headings.
Although there may be overlap between categories, you should choose one category under
which to record each activity.
Professional Development Activities Semester/Year
Such as UEA, Major Forums, Teacher Conferences, GCSD professional development day, faculty and of activity
PTA meetings, Special Olympics; recruitment conferences/meetings, workshops, tutoring, test
(e.g. Fall 2014, Spring 2015
proctoring, work experiences related to your field, memberships in professional organizations,
training/certifications including CPR, First Aid, Child Abuse, anti-bullying, etc. or 2014-15)
Picnic in the park Spring 2014, 2015, and
2016
UEA (University Educator’s Association) meetings Spring 2014, 2015,
 2017
ECE (Early Childhood Education) forums Fall 2013, Spring 2015,
Fall 2016
Sexual Abuse Training Seminar Fall 2013
Darkness to Light Sexual Abuse Certification (2 hours) Spring 2016
Worked at Lee Road Enrichment Program (320 hours) Summer 2015
Worked at Greenville Memorial Childcare Center (660+hours) Summer and Fall 2016
Bright Horizons Professional Development Day in Charlotte, NC (8 Fall 2016
hours) – Classroom Workshops – How to be an Effective Teacher
Bright Horizons Professional Development Training – Sexual Abuse Fall 2017
Awareness, Allergies and Medications (5 hours)
Pediatric CPR and First Aid Training – Bright Horizons (3 hours) Fall 2016
UEA Poverty Simulation (2 hours) Spring 2017
Bright Horizons Professional Development Day in Greenville, SC (9 Spring 2017
hours) – Language and Speech in Preschoolers
Community Service Semester/Year
Such as Community Service Council events including Hands On Greenville, heart fund, blood drive, of activity
Thanksgiving baskets; translating, etc.
Neighborhood Focus (10 hours) Hispanic after-school program Spring 2016
working with under-resourced kids and families from the community.
Family service event, encouraging summer reading

Campus Life & Leadership Activities Semester/Year

Such as service in Leadership Council, UEA, Society, Residence Hall, etc.; work-related leadership of activity
positions including crew chief, etc.; and participation in campus life activities such as play, opera, film,
vespers, choirs, bands, etc.
University Singers Freshmen yr. (2013-
2014)
Collegiate Choir Sophomore yr. (2014-
2015)
Vespers Sophomore yr. (2014)
Concert Choir 1st semester Junior yr.
(2015)
Society Chorister Senior Year (2016)