Exploratory Essay

What attracted you to apply for this position? As with most interviews, the company will want to know why you want to work specifically for them. Be sure to mention that you love being around children, and talk about helping to build a better future though the youth.

Being a parent transformed me in unexpected ways. I found myself wanting to provide for my daughter and later my son the same security and benefits my parents had provided for me. I found a job at University Children’s Center. UCC provides care for children from the ages of 6 weeks to 6 years and I wanted to be close to my children. I worked with all the age groups but found my niche in the infant program. I enjoyed the close bonds I was able to form with both the babies and their families. I took great pride in creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. I took classes to become Infant Nursery Room Supervisor. Once again, I excelled in my studies and enjoyed the learning process. Bringing the information I learned into the classroom was

Employment test after test and still no luck, unless you had three to five yrs. of experience. Needless to say none of my classmates currently work in this field, and there you have it, I was back at square one. So I decided I liked working with children, maybe I will work in a daycare, and obtain a child development degree.

With my twenty years of experience in Early Childhood Education, I’ve collaborated with teachers in developing and implementing ideas to support student’s academic performance. I performed student’s academic assessments. I complied and maintained daily logs based on student's level of progression. In addition, I logged in financial statements, received inventory items and organized inventory for distribution of class materials needed for instruction. I’ve provided effective parental support with the families to develop and implement teaching techniques to enhance their child's growth development and knowledge of school readiness skills. My resume contains additional information on my experience and

Cheerleading began for me at the age of twelve. In the past I had played soccer, basketball, softball, did ballet. Basically every activity my mom could possibly put me in. All of those activities were okay, but cheerleading became something that was special to me. I first began cheering in middle school for the Hazelwood West Junior Wildcats. I cheered on the team throughout middle school literally dedicating all of my free time to cheerleading. I lived, ate, and dreamed cheer. I went on to continue cheering throughout my high school career, cheering for all Hazelwood West athletics, including: soccer, football, basketball, and wrestling. I was a hardcore dedicated athlete, and I had spirit like no other. From

After two years the house I owned and operated the daycare in began to have issues forcing me to sell the house and close my business. The discussion made me question whether the path I chose was the right one. Unable to decide what I wanted to do next I stumbled into applying for jobs in retail. I had no experience in retail, but was hired as a shift supervisor at a pharmacy because the manager was actually planning to hire a nanny in the future thought I was a good back up plan. As a shift supervisor in one of the largest pharmacies on the North shore that was used as a training store for new managers, I quickly learned different types of management skills and excelled at training employees at all different levels. The patience, calm demeanor and time management skills I used during my time running a daycare

How we are viewed to the outside world plays a part in who we we are as individuals, it becomes apart of our identity. No matter how much we try to deny it, how others view us impact how we view ourselves. To the outside world I am just viewed as a Caucasian female, but in reality I am a Mexican American. Throughout the years I have just started to identify as being Caucasian because that is just what everyone assumes, now my case is mild. It has not deeply affected who I am as a person, but for other people they are not so lucky. Being in America we are shoved in stereotypes, there is no uniqueness you are viewed as either ‘good white folk’, hoodlums, or immigrants. Now imagine being viewed as the latter, your ‘race’ forces you into the tight space of discrimination. You are now identified as being a hoodlum, that always seems to

The main purpose of this assessment is to guarantee a healthy baby, with low risk to Angie’s health. At present Angie weigh’s 177.5 lbs. and her height is 5’5”, this puts her BMI at 30 she is classified as being obese (Grosvenor & Smolin, 2015, p. 292). She is currently experiencing some complications at this stage in her pregnancy. Additionally she desires to keep her weight in line with the recommended weight gain guidelines for pregnant women which are about 11-20 lbs., during her entire nine months of pregnancy (Grosvenor & Smolin, 2015, p. 369).

In 2012 youth ages 15-24 were more than twice as likely to be laid of compared to those older than 25. The monthly layoff rate for youth was 3.5% while the rate for workers 25-54 was 1.3%. Workers 55 plus had a rate of 1.5% (Stats Canada,2013). In todays society youth enter the workforce unprepared, uneducated and unexperienced which leads to these high rates of unemployment and layoffs. Schools are not teaching the valuable lessons and skills youth need to enter the workforce with an advantage not a disadvantage. Although the schools are responsible for teaching the kids it is in fact the government who is responsible for offering more programs and proper programs to schools. By offering more programs designed to educate, prepare and

I have been working with children over the past three years. I have worked for several after school programs in the Austin area. I have been a Kid Connection Counselor at the JCC of Austin, a running coach for Young Guns Running Group, and Childcare

Based on the previous review of literature, the researcher will use a pretest-posttest exploratory experimental design. The researcher conducted that the research question will provide dementia caregivers with information on the side effects of being a caregiver will better their understanding of being a caregiver. The researcher hypothesized that proving the dementia caregivers with information on being a caregiver will improve their understanding of being a caregiver. For this hypothesis, the dependent variable in this study will be understanding the side effects and the independent variable is the information on the side effect of being a caregiver. The research suggestion was approved by the Delta State University IRB committee.

The only gap in employment I have is after leaving Morgan Stanley in 2012 until my employment with Gregg County in 2015. After having my second child, I was given the opportunity to complete my ungraduated degree and attend college full time.

Parents look for nannies who not only have experience working with children but who also have training and education in order to make sure their children are getting a highly qualified caregiver. A resume is the way for parents to know what type of education and training you've received. When writing a resume education section, it's important to include details about your education that will show that you have real-life experiences along with a strong educational background.

This exploratory study specifically aimed to find out the the developmental experience between Indian adolescent daughters of institutionalised and non-institutionalised schizophrenic mothers. The developmental experience explained using Robert Havighurst’s Developmental Task theory. In particular, this study explored the challenges, promoting factors and coping strategies involve in the developmental experience of the adolescent daughters’. The participants of the study consisted of twenty adolescent girls between the age range of twelve and nineteen, whose mothers having schizophrenia. The researcher collected data residing different districts of Kerala during the period of five months. Data were gathered from various sources such as interview of the participants and their family members, schools, Girls homes, rehabilitation

I missed quality time with the children because I was working, always working. I worked about 12 hours a day and even when I was home, my attention wasn 't all there. My middle daughter, Sara, will never forget that I didn 't show up for her awards assembly when she was 8.