ï Bachelor of Education and French, St Patrickís College of Education, Dublin City University
ï C-ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis)
ï AFLS (Assessment of Functional Living Skills)
Lynne comes from Dublin, Ireland and qualified with a Bachelor of Education and French degree in 2011. After starting her teaching career in Spain working with pupils with English as an additional language, Lynne then moved to the area of special education. Lynne has spent the last 8 years working with pupils with additional needs in a special school for pupils on the Autism Spectrum. Here, Lynne has worked as a teacher of children of all ages with varying levels of need and, latterly, as head teacher and school administrator.
Lynne is passionate about her own professional development. Much of her background and training centres around Applied Behavioural Analysis and provision of an evidence-based, child-centred, individualised education for her students. She is passionate about assisting students to achieve their full potential and to acquire the necessary skills to lead fulfilling lives during their school years and beyond.
Lynne very much values the contribution of parents in the education of their child(ren).
In addition to English, Lynne speaks Irish and French and is eager to improve her Spanish. Lynne enjoys reading, cooking and travelling and is very excited to sample Vietnamís famous cuisine and culture.
