Aaliyah Cintron

• Offered student support through special accommodations, extra assistance, and assessments.
• Monitored student classroom and outdoors activities to promote student safety.
• Oversaw class of students in absence of instructor.
• Interacted physically and verbally with students throughout each day.
• Supported teacher in development of individual learning strategies.
• Alerted instructor to student behavior or issues requiring intervention.
• Encouraged students to participate in school activities and programs to promote well-roundedness and increase confidence.
• Responded to emergency situations to resolve immediate safety concerns or direct appropriate personnel for resolution.
• Helped feeding and daily living skills to support physical and emotional well-being.

• Communicated positively with children and guardians.
• Prepared healthy, age-appropriate snacks and meals.
• Played games, worked on puzzles, and read books to young children.
• Organized and cleaned home after activities by picking up toys and straightening up play room.
• Bathed, dressed, and helped with teeth brushing as part of bedtime preparation.
• Communicated with parents regarding children's progress and development, raising any issues.
• Assisted with meal preparation, light housekeeping and laundry to support family with additional chores.
• Reassured children when upset providing emotional support and stability.
• Assisted in potty training and toilet hygiene.
• Developed lessons and activities to promote children's physical and emotional development.
• Monitored children's activities to verify safety and wellbeing.
• Implemented daily routines and activities to stimulate and engage children.

.Assisting front desk with task.

.Welcoming people in the front door.

. Taking patients to change and to the doctors room.

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. Making sure everyone was comfortable.

• Educated youth groups about the dangers of drug abuse and gang violence.
• Ensured compliance with local laws by performing periodic safety inspections of businesses.
• Monitored radio transmissions from dispatch regarding reported crimes or emergencies.
• Attended training sessions to maintain proficiency in law enforcement techniques.
• Patrolled assigned areas to detect and prevent criminal activity.
• Provided security at public events such as parades, concerts, or sporting events.

Brave Hearts Foundation is a drumming program. I started in September 2018, working for Brave Hearts as a drumming instructor. I teach students in middle schools. There are four different middle schools I teach the students at. Drumming is an activity that not only teaches the students how to play a beat, but it also teaches them discipline and how to be respectful. I love being a drum instructor; the fact that I get to help my community is such an amazing opportunity.

• Greeted incoming visitors and customers professionally and provided friendly, knowledgeable assistance.
• Kept reception area clean and neat to give visitors positive first impression.
• Answered phone calls and directed inquiries to appropriate staff members.
• Selling mouthguards to clients

Camp Berkshire is a camp that I, a Seventh-day Adventist member, go to. This camp is a private camp, and I always go on different camping trips. In the summer, I went to the camp to clean all the cabins and to clean up the area around the camp. During this job, it was a little difficult due to the fact that. Covid-19 just ended, so working with a mask was a bit of a challenge, and everything was dirty since no one had been to the camp all year. I felt good at the end of doing this because I cleaned the camp, as many people were coming the following week to stay at the camp and participate in activities. Me just knowing that cleaning up for them made me feel comfortable was a nice feeling.

In my high school, Wings Academy, I was in the student council. I was the student chair. My job was to get feedback and ideas from my fellow classmates. This job allowed me to connect with people, to hear their ideas and opinions, and to make a change about it. This experience has taught me how to understand others' feelings, and it's okay to not agree on something, but make sure you always respect each other.