NCATE-VITA

 

 

 

 

Brenda L. Tyler

Visiting Assistant Professor

            Early Childhood Education

Undergraduate Faculty

Graduate Faculty

 

 

1.      Academic Degrees:

 

MSE – Early Childhood Education, UCA

BS – Elementary Education, ATU

50+ hours – Post Graduate – Reading and Administration, UCA, U of A,

            University of Southern Mississippi, Ouachita Baptist University

 

2.      Professional Experience:

 

Visiting Assistant Professor, ATU – August 2003 to Present

Elementary Principal – 7 years

Superintendent – 3 years

Assistant Professor Childhood Education, UCA, 10 years

Elementary teacher – 5 years

Teacher Aide – 2 years

 

 

3.      Faculty and Administrative Load

 

Fall 2003

 

            ECED 2001 – Introduction to Early Childhood Education

            ECED 2002 – Early Field Experience ECED

            ECED 3192 – Children’s Literature 3 – 5

            ECED 3292 – Children’s Literature 6 – 9

            ECED 3122 – Practicum in ECED 3 – 5

            ECED 3222 – Practicum in ECED 6 – 9

 

Spring 2004

 

            ECED 2001 – Introduction to Early Childhood Education

            ECED 2002 – Early Field Experience ECED

            ECED 3192 – Children’s Literature 3 – 5

            ECED 3292 – Children’s Ltierature 6 – 9

            ECED 3122 – Practicum in ECED 3 – 5

            ECED 3222 – Practicum in ECED 6 – 9

            EDFD 6313 – Principles of Curriculum Development

 

            Other Collegiate Assignments:  None

 

            Current Professional and Academic Memberships:

 

                        International Reading Association

                        Arkansas River Valley Reading Council

                        Phi Delta Kappa

                        Lake Dardanelle Chapter Phi Delta Kappa

                        Arkansas Elementary School Principal’s Association

 

            Current Professional Assignments and Activities:

 

                        Arkansas Diamond Reading Committee

 

            Presentations/Publications:

 

                        None

 

            Research

 

                        None

 

            Other