Tri c i a Wea s e l F a t

732 12B Street North

Lethbridge, AB
(403)929-0772 (cell)
trish.weaselfat@uleth.ca
Website: www.trishweaselfat.weebly.com

E D U C ATI O N
University of Lethbridge
Bachelor of Education

Lethbridge, Alberta
Graduated April 2016

University of Lethbridge
Bachelor of Arts

Lethbridge, Alberta
Graduated May 2015

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Lethbridge School District #51
Senator Buchanan Elementary School

Lethbridge, Alberta
January 2016-April 2016

This was a 4 month internship in which I taught a grade 1 classroom with 22 students. This was a very
diverse classroom with included two ELL students and students with IPPs. I was responsible for
teaching 50% of my mentor teachers timetable; this included Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Art,
Physical Education and Science.
Holy Spirit Roman Catholic School Separate Regional Division No. 4
Ecole St. Mary Elementary School

Lethbridge, Alberta
March 2015- April 2015

This was a 6 week student teaching placement. I taught in a grade 1 classroom with 20 students. The
subjects I taught were Social Studies, Physical Education, and Art. The unit I taught was Social StudiesFamily Traditions.

Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Separate Regional Division No. 4

Lethbridge, Alberta
The Children of St. Martha Elementary School
November 2014- December 2014
This was a 5 week student teaching placement. I taught a grade 4/5 split class with 18 students. This
classroom included ELL and IPP students. I taught lessons in Social Studies, Science and Physical
Education.
Lethbridge School District No. 51
G.S. Lakie Middle School

Lethbridge, Alberta
May 2012- June 2012

For this student teaching placement I mostly observed however I taught a lesson about my First Nations
culture. I also team taught Language Arts by assisting with reading comprehension. I worked one-on-one
with the students that needed extra support in reading comprehension exercises.

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE

Red Crow Community College
Teacher

Lethbridge, Alberta
April 2016 Present

Team teaching Basic English and Math skill to adult learners. One-on-one teaching is crucial to this
group of learners due to their various learning levels.
Red Crow Community College
Substitute Teacher

Lethbridge, Alberta
October 2015 December 2015

Taught Math 10, Social 24, and Aboriginal Studies 20. I worked one-on-one with students, marked
assignments, and administered exams. The ages of students varied from 18 years up.
Napis Playground Elementary School
Substitute Teacher

Lethbridge, Alberta
October 2015- December
I taught in a grade 3 classroom with 18 students. This classroom had many diverse learners that needed
extra one-on-one support.

AWAR D S / R E C O G N I T I O N S / P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T
C E RTI F I C ATE S
University of Lethbridge Certificate
Level B Assessment Certification

REFERENCES
Pamela Adams
University Supervisor PSIII
(403) 332-4070
Dawn Burleigh
University Supervisor PSII
(403) 329-2557
Courtney Rozee

2015

Teacher Mentor
(403) 915-7474