Ayat Baker

Working as a paraprofessional is quite challenging. We work closely together as a team to care for a diverse group of special education students, each with their unique needs. Sometimes, there are only one or two of us overseeing the entire class. Despite the demanding circumstances, we collaborate effectively to ensure the well-being and education of every child. Time management is crucial as we juggle multiple responsibilities while providing support to the kids. Despite the workload, working with these children is incredibly rewarding, and our dedication shines through in the care and attention we give them.

In my role, I work with individuals of various ages, and part of my responsibility involves preparing lessons in advance. I ensure that I'm well-prepared a day or two beforehand. When it's time to teach, I engage with students, offering multiple explanations and approaches to help them grasp the lesson effectively and support their understanding.

Led a team many employees . Analyze financial data and create comprehensive reports to assist senior management in making strategic business decisions.

In my team at the hospital, there were times when we were short-staffed, and I had to handle the workload alone, drawing blood for the entire hospital. Despite the challenge, I managed my time effectively and completed the tasks efficiently. Sometimes, I was asked to work more than 8 hours due to staff shortages, but I never hesitated. I'm always eager to help and ready to step up whenever needed.