Helping Students Learn, Grow, and Gain Confidence

Amanda H.

Hello! My name is Amanda Hall, and I am currently completing my Bachelor’s degree in Special Education at the University of West Alabama. I will begin my teaching internship this fall and am working toward full teacher certification. Throughout my degree program, I have completed extensive coursework in reading instruction, mathematics instruction, behavior support, classroom management, assessment, and differentiated instruction. My educational background has prepared me to support students with a variety of learning needs and academic abilities.
I have several years of experience working with school-aged children in educational settings, including supporting elementary and middle school students in both small-group and individualized learning environments. I currently work with students ranging from approximately 10 to 14 years old, many of whom have diverse learning needs. My experience includes helping students develop skills in reading, reading comprehension, writing, mathematics, organization, study skills, and independent learning. I have also worked closely with students who benefit from additional academic support, structured routines, visual supports, and individualized instruction.
My teaching approach focuses on meeting students where they are academically and building their confidence through positive encouragement, clear instruction, and engaging learning activities. I believe every child can learn and succeed when instruction is tailored to their individual strengths and needs. Whether a student needs extra practice, support maintaining skills over the summer, homework assistance, or help building foundational academic skills, I strive to create a supportive learning environment that promotes both academic growth and self-confidence. I am committed to helping students achieve their goals while making learning a positive and rewarding experience.