Teaching Assistant Job Report
KWE Art Studio- Teaching Assistant (September 2014 - May 2016) As an assistant I had to be able to communicate with and instruct students on proper techniques and how they could improve their work. Onslow County Museum- Summer Art Counselor/ Volunteer (July 2014- Fall 2015) With the museum, I lead groups of children in organized craft activities, and gave guests more information about the museum and it's history.
How will your prior involvement and/or work experience enhance your effectiveness as an OL? *
Recommended word count is 100 words.
By working primarily with younger children in the past, it has allowed me to learn patience, as well as how to communicate ideas in different ways so I could reach a wide variety of people. I think these skills are important in any aspect of life, but would be especially useful as an Orientation Leader. The job description is basically, being able to share what you know in a way that is helpful and easy to understand to a diverse group of people. You are at their service, so communication is key and a little patience never hurt anyone either. …show more content…
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As someone who has recently attended orientation, I remember just how nerve-wracking the idea of State can be. Doubts flood your mind as you see the huge campus, and you wonder how you'll make it to your dorm, much less to all of your classes on time! Orientation Leaders get to help ease these nerves in a way that’s fun, and I want to be that person. I want to be involved and know that I've helped someone and what better way to do that than to welcome a new generation of the Wolfpack to their new home.
Below is a list of qualities of a great Orientation Leader. From the list, determine the three that best describe you and tell us how you have demonstrated them. *
Recommended word count is 200 words. organization and attention to detail willingness to learn
How will your prior involvement and/or work experience enhance your effectiveness as an OL? *
Recommended word count is 100 words.
By working primarily with younger children in the past, it has allowed me to learn patience, as well as how to communicate ideas in different ways so I could reach a wide variety of people. I think these skills are important in any aspect of life, but would be especially useful as an Orientation Leader. The job description is basically, being able to share what you know in a way that is helpful and easy to understand to a diverse group of people. You are at their service, so communication is key and a little patience never hurt anyone either. …show more content…
* (100)
As someone who has recently attended orientation, I remember just how nerve-wracking the idea of State can be. Doubts flood your mind as you see the huge campus, and you wonder how you'll make it to your dorm, much less to all of your classes on time! Orientation Leaders get to help ease these nerves in a way that’s fun, and I want to be that person. I want to be involved and know that I've helped someone and what better way to do that than to welcome a new generation of the Wolfpack to their new home.
Below is a list of qualities of a great Orientation Leader. From the list, determine the three that best describe you and tell us how you have demonstrated them. *
Recommended word count is 200 words. organization and attention to detail willingness to learn