The first is for teachers, the second for counselors. Note the balance of print and blank space. Headings are in bold-face type to draw your attention and make it easy to read. Relevant and other experience is used to illustrate the candidate's background. Quantify your experience for them by stating the grades you taught, the subject areas you've tutored in, your experience with students who may have special needs, etc.
Brevity is key, however.
Don't become so detail-oriented that you have nothing left to share in the interview. Give them enough information so they can decide whether they should bring you in for an interview. May 1996 Participated in various workshops on ESL, Whole Language, Child Abuse, and Madeline Hunter's Elements of Instruction. Taught 10th grade English. Developed and utilized own lesson plans for Honors and Regents students.