About The Teacher

NAME: Mrs. Robinson

SCHOOL: Los Altos Christian School

CLASS: 3 Grade LAD, Room 625

SCHOOL PHONE: (650) 948-3738 ext. 611


About The Teacher

Mrs. Cathy Ann Robinson

Education:  

School-         
         William Jessup University
         San Jose State University

Bachelor of Science:   Bible and Theology
Bachelor of Science:   Christian Leadership
Post Graduate Units:   Fifteen Units

ACSI Credential

California State Cleared Teaching Credential (In Process)

Board Member: International Dyslexia Association (IDA)
              Membership Chair 
       
Special Certifications:

             Slingerland Trained Multiple levels / Orton-Gillingham
             LindaMood- Bell Certified (Visualize and Verbalize- V&V)  
             Making Math Real
             Step up to Writing
             Edudcational conslulting / Wrightslaw
             Parent of a Dyslexic child
 
Private Tutor: Special Education

    Los Altos Christian School
    Cupertino Union School District
    
Work Experience:

    Tutor for Cupertino Union School District
    3 Lad Teacher Los Altos Christian School
    5 Lad Teacher Los Altos Christian School
    Slingerland Clinician (Tutor)
    Technical Reference Librarian (Lockheed Missiles and Space Company)
    Elementary School Librarian

Mission For The School and Class

Many teachers and parents are well aware of the difficulties some children of 
normal to superior intelligence experience in trying to learn to read, write, 
and spell or to express themselves in speech and writing.  Often a student's 
motivation and desire to learn are strong, but if the difficulties go 
untreated, the child usually falls behind in academic achievement resulting 
in loss of self-image and emotional distress.  A loss of self-confidence and 
experience of failure can change personality and alter negatively the course 
of life for SLD children.  Their potential for intellectual advancement and 
successful achievement in careers are blocked by inadequate command of the 
language skills needed for independent learning.  

It is my desire as an educator to help each child with such learning 
differences to reach their full potential.  Through educational therapy and 
intervention techniques, students can learn to be successful in the classroom 
and the community.