April 27, 2016

To Whom It May Concern:

I am pleased to write this letter on behalf of Jamey Flaccavento who has completed her
Yearlong Clinical Internship in a kindergarten/inclusion class at the Betty McElmon
Elementary School in West Long Branch, NJ as part of her MAT program at Monmouth
University. Ms. Flaccavento possesses exceptional qualities for teaching. She is very
creative, organized, hardworking, and extremely competent in regard to her students
academic progress and performance.
As her clinical supervisor, I have had the pleasure of observing Ms. Flaccaventos
teaching performance in many settings. I have found one of Ms. Flaccaventos qualities
to be her ability to interact with her students in a kind and caring way, thus motivating her
students to perform to the best of their abilities. Ms. Flaccavento provided highly
creative and motivating lessons for her kindergarten students. She continuously
encouraged her students to try their best. She demonstrated evidence of practical and
interactive applications of content material. All of her students appeared to be
continuously engaged and motivated to learn.
Ms.Flaccavento has gained valuable experience working within the kindergarten/
inclusion classroom, and has had the opportunity to provide differentiated instruction to
the special education students included in her class. She has collaborated with special
education professionals to learn more about students with exceptionalities, focusing on
practical strategies that work best to differentiate instruction for all of her diverse
learners.
This clinical supervisor has found Ms. Flaccavento to be a competent and dedicated
professional. It has been my pleasure to work with her and watch her develop into an
exceptional teacher. I highly recommend Ms. Flaccavento for any teaching position that
she may seek to pursue. In my opinion, she would be a welcome addition to any
educational institution.

Sincerely,

Beverly Schweiker
Monmouth University Clinical Supervisor

732 531-3130