Maintained accurate records of all interactions with families, including progress notes and case summaries.
Actively sought out opportunities for professional growth by attending trainings or conferences relevant to early childhood education.
Assisted parents in understanding the importance of their role as a primary teacher for their child.
Utilized various technology platforms such as Zoom or Google Classroom for virtual home visits or video conferencing when needed.
Participated in team meetings with other early head start staff members in order to review cases and provide feedback about progress made by clients.
Identified and referred families to appropriate agencies based upon their specific needs.
Assessed each family's level of functioning using appropriate assessment tools such as the Family Assessment Form.
Provided crisis intervention services when needed, including referrals for mental health services if necessary.
Encouraged positive parent-child interactions through modeling techniques during home visits.
Maintained ongoing communication with parents via phone calls or emails regarding upcoming events or changes within the program.
Ensured that all program policies and procedures were followed during home visits.
Supported families in developing goals related to parenting styles, communication strategies, discipline methods.
Collaborated with health care professionals in order to ensure that all children received timely screenings, immunizations.
Facilitated group meetings with parents and other early head start staff members to discuss topics related to infant and toddler development.
Conducted home visits to evaluate family's needs and develop an individualized service plan.
Developed relationships with local childcare providers and other community organizations to maximize the number of referrals received by the Early Head Start Program.
Provided parenting education, guidance, and support to families with children from birth to age three.
Monitored parent participation at meetings and events hosted by the program in order to ensure that they are actively engaged in their child's development.
Gathered information from records, including medical, mental, and physical records to maintain up-to-date filing system.
Implemented and programs to meet social and emotional needs of many clients.
Performed many home visits to evaluate client communication, cognition, mood, and behavior.
Facilitated supportive services and counseling for clients and family members to address special concerns.
Supported parents in making key educational plans and decisions for children.
Built trust and rapport with victims of violent crimes by remaining calm and compassionate in variety of situations.
Attended hearings with victims to provide emotional support.
Facilitated parental workshops and classes to provide support to children in achieving school and academic success.
Counseled parents on proper child-rearing choices.
Home Instructor for Parents of Preschool Children
The Family Place DC
Washington , DC
08.2011 - 12.2016
Assessed student progress through tests, quizzes, observations, and other evaluation techniques.
Planned field trips related to course material when possible in order to enhance the educational experience of students.
Adapted instructional materials to meet the needs of each student's unique learning style.
Communicated with parents regularly regarding student progress and behavior issues that arose during lessons.
Conducted parent meetings periodically throughout the year to discuss student progress.
Created an environment conducive to learning by establishing clear expectations for behavior and creating a positive rapport with students.
Integrated technology into the curriculum when appropriate.
Planned instruction to achieve objectives based upon student needs and established curriculum.
Developed curriculum to support distance education and hybrid courses.
Used electronic equipment and materials to develop and orientate technical skills.
Performed assessments focused on long and short-term student needs to develop individualized education program.
Prepared instruction through lesson plans to address student's assessed needs, goals and objectives.
Observed and evaluated student performance and development and provided appropriate feedback on work.
Established objectives for lessons, modules, and projects.
Implemented instructional materials and curriculum to meet specific program needs.
Built and strengthened positive relationships with students, parents and teaching staff.
Identified and documented learning achievements by reporting outcomes, performance information and program adjustments used to boost comprehension.
Education
Associate of Arts - Early Childhood Education
University of The District of Columbia
Washington, DC
08-2023
Skills
Data Collection
Cultural Sensitivity
Health Promotion
Child development knowledge
Parenting education
Motivational Interviewing
Home visiting techniques
Child safety practices
Goal Setting Assistance
Early Intervention Strategies
Family engagement
Family and child assessments
Community Networking
Support advocacy
Active Listening
Family Support
Problem-Solving
Certification
Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED November 2025
CDA Professional Development Specialist April 2026
CPR Certification
Home Visitor Child Development Associate Certification
Mental Health First Aid June 2026
Strengthens-Based Family Worker credential June 2026