Reflection As A Tutor

While working as a tutor and paraprofessional, I was able to develop many skills that would be helpful in this position. Although I developed these skills while working with kids, I feel these skills will useful in the current position opening. Also, I am a volunteer with the Hospitality team as an usher. Holding this position means that I already know a small part of the Hospitality position responsibilities, as well as, fellow team members. As a tutor, I was responsible for maintaining a positive and motivating learning environment while keeping the students on track. This meant building relationships with each student individually and finding what motivated them in order for them to do their very best. Along with building relationships, I taught multiple students as once and I was constantly multitasking while keeping focused on the task at hand. I was balancing my time between three or more students who were all working on different skills in different subjects while keeping track of what each student was learning, what lessons were next, and what skills needed extra attention from each student. Also, I had quickly if a lesson was not going according to plan or if we had technical
These tasks ranged from basic daily tasks, taking inventory, teaching lessons, managing a classroom of students, and basic cleaning and maintenance of equipment. Also, I was responsible for teaching and leading small groups of kids in a variety of settings throughout the day. Due to teaching the students, I was responsible for planning the lessons for each day, while looking weeks and even months ahead to make sure that all the necessary material was covered before the end of the year. Along with my planning, I had to communicate, meet and plan with fellow teachers daily and weekly to complete current tasks, lessons, and to plan future tasks and