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| Jessica Diemer-Eaton |
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| Mark Eaton |
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Of Interest For Educators Seeking School Programs For Students
Quick Facts Regarding Mrs. Diemer-Eaton's Background With Children:
I have worked with...
-over 26,300 students in programs, classes, and museum tours in last 8 years.
-students from pre-school to the college level, including hosting and supervising an IU student internship.
-students from all walks of life - from the inner city communities of NYC to the rural towns of southern Indiana.
I have worked as...
-a museum interpreter for field trip students.
-a Native American Studies instructor for campers and school students.
-a youth leader for 4-H club members.
-a guest speaker for youth groups and schools.
-a guest instructor for special needs students.
-a schedule coordinator for educational student days at events.
-a Boy Scout Merit Badge Councilor for Eagle Scouts.
I have taken steps to insure child welfare, and extra education to aid child well-being, including...
-taking numerous child abuse prevention and detection classes and seminars.
-attending classes on the subject of educating children and healthy learning environments, such as workshops at the American Camp Association sponsored Tri-State Conference in NYC.
-undergoing background checks and fingerprinting, as prescribed by my home state, New Jersey's Dept. of Ed. for all teachers and individuals associated with New Jersey schools.
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Click here on Living History, Period Garments, and Our Ethics (and scroll to the bottom of the page) to view our statement and beliefs/ethics we follow when it comes to us wearing period clothing and being historical interpreters on the subject of Native American history.
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Some photos from Jessica's first museum job, working as a historical interpreter for a 1600's re-created Lenape (Delaware) village.
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| Jessica with visiting family at her work place in front of a Lenape style longhouse (late summer, 2002). |
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| Jessica speaks to visitors in front of the Big House area (late summer, 2002). |
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| Jessica paints mannequins for a museum's display in Sussex Co., NJ (late winter, 2002). |
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