Jill Becker

• Implemented educational activities that fostered learning and creativity in children.
• Encouraged children's emotional and social development.
• Instructed children in crafts and other activities to promote gross and fine motor skills.
• Supported children's potty training efforts while promoting hygiene and independence.
• Facilitated effective communication among family members to promote collaboration and understanding.
• Developed daily routines to enhance time management and efficiency in household operations.
• Coordinated schedules for extracurricular activities, ensuring timely transportation and attendance.
• Monitored children's activities to verify safety and wellbeing.
• Provided children with healthy snacks and meals to support their overall well-being.
• Used positive reinforcement techniques to promote patience and other good behaviors in children.
• Adapted to changing needs of children, providing support during transitions and challenging moments.
• Researched and organized resources for child development, enhancing knowledge of best practices.
• Managed household budgeting and resource allocation to optimize family expenditures.
• Maintained a clean, safe environment through regular organization and adherence to safety protocols.
• Prepared group activities to enhance socialization, communication and problem-solving skills for children.

• Dean's List [Semester and Year]Fall 2004
• Dean's List [Semester and Year]Spring 2005
• Dean's List [Semester and Year]Fall 2005
• Dean's List [Semester and Year]Spring 2006

As a stay at home mom, I also went to school. I graduated West Chester University with a BS in Secondary Education/Biology. However, I never got my certification to teach because my husband died that same year. Fortunately, he had a lucrative career and life insurance which allowed me to continue to stay at home with my children. That is where I was needed the most.