Louise Gullander-Drolet
90 Water Street, Apt. 5 Charlottetown PE
902-809-6534
Canada C1A 1A6
louisegullander@gmail.com
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Objective
To employ my knowledge, experience and passion for teaching in a pedagogical capacity.
Ideally, this objective will be realized in a learning environment that fosters a sense of
innovation, creativity and excellence.
Education
2016
BEd in Intermediate and Secondary Education, University of Prince
Edward Island (Expected)
2013
MA in English Literature, Dalhousie University, Halifax
2012
BA in Philosophy and English Literature, McGill University, Montreal
Teaching Experience
August 2015-
Part Time Teacher
Present
Sylvan Learning Centre, Charlottetown PE
I facilitate STEM-related courses to students in Primary through Middle
school. In this role I teach math, science and engineering-based content in
a way that is both creative and interactive. I also communicate with
parents about student progress, and guide all of my students to reflect on
their own learning.
January 2015-
Violin Teacher
April 2015
Halifax Music Cooperative, Halifax NS
I had the unique opportunity to teach violin lessons to young adults, as a
teacher with the Halifax Music Coop. This involved: Lesson planning,
teaching proper violin technique and musical theory, and encouraging all
of my students to reach their potential as musicians.
May 2014 –
Part Time Teacher
May 2015
Oxford Learning Centre, Bedford NS
I taught French and English Language skills—as well as Math—to
students ranging in both age and ability. I was responsible for having my
students develop a thorough comprehension of the material they engaged
with, as well as for inspiring them to learn independently.
September 2014-
Teaching Assistant, English 1100: Writing for University Students,
December 2014
Dalhousie University
Facilitated weekly tutorials for groups of undergraduate students that
centered on teaching exceptional writing practice. These tutorials focused
on topics ranging from business writing to writing for the Academy. I also
evaluated all written work.
September 2012 -
Teaching Assistant, English 1000: Introduction to Literature,
April 2014
Dalhousie University.
Facilitated weekly tutorials for groups of undergraduate students that
focused on the fundamentals of writing and literary analysis. I evaluated
written work and diligently tried to impart an appreciation for the value of
good communication skills, both verbal and written.
Volunteerism
Salon Du Livre
June 2015
University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown PE
At the second annual Salon du Livre I worked at the welcome desk:
Promoting French authors and their works, while also greeting students
and seeing them to their respective workshops.
Language Skills
English
Proficient Verbal and Written Skills.
French
Proficient Verbal and Written Skills.