EDUC 6990 has been a course that I
would have to say has been the most challenging. When I first enter this
course, I was so out of whack that I started the course on a bad note, however,
I got myself together and pulled through to make myself as well as my professor
proud. Since the beginning of this program, one key important thing that I have
learn is how to communicate with people I interact with on a daily basis. There
has to be some type of line when it comes to communicating with your colleagues
in a professional setting and those you interact with outside of the
professional environment. I also learned how important it is to be diverse
within the workplace as well as the program you may work for. When it comes to
families, we have to make sure we are respectful of their beliefs and make them
feel welcomed and important. Last but not least, from this program, I learned
the difference from listening and hearing. People believe that listening and
hearing are the same but in reality, they are not. I am proud to be a student
at Walden University because it has taught me many values and information that
I can use in my classroom and my career. As this journey come to an end, I
would like to thank my professor Dr. E for all of her help and feedback she
provides me with every week. She is very informative and honest in her
feedback. I am glad to have a teacher who offers no slack because he helped me
manage my time and to meet deadlines with no excuses. My colleagues have been
great with their motivation and feedback within the discussion board responses.
I will forever be grateful for their commitment, honesty, determination in this
class. In the future, I hope to become a director of a program that focus on
children in low income areas where I can provide high quality education to
them. I believe the children are our future and we should give them the best
that they deserve.
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Saturday, August 8, 2015
Jobs/Roles in the ECE Community: Internationally
The first organization
that appealed to me is the organization entitled “The International Step by
Step Association.” This organization was found in 1999 and just recently
celebrated 15 years last year 2014. I chose The International Step by Step
Association also known as ISSA because of they believe in and their vision for
children. Due to my passion for young children living in poor community, I love
how ISSA “provides high quality care and educational services for all children
from birth through primary school (birth through 10 years old), with a focus on
the poorest and most disadvantage” (issa.nl, 2011). ISSA believes that a
society of families, communities and professional should work together to
empower children to reach their full potential and embrace values of social
justice and equity.
Since ISSA does not have
any job opening, I will post how to become a member of this organization and
what you have to do as a member. To become a member of ISSA, The Membership
Committee contributes to network building and to strengthening ISSA as an
international learning community. Their role is to enhance ISSA’s internal
communications, facilitate exchanges and shared learning among members. Members
of the committee provide input to the process of surveying members and mapping
members’ needs while assisting the ISSA Secretariat in membership recruitment
and retention. On key issues such as draft strategies and work plans, they
support the Board and Secretariat in consultation with members, they advise on
plans for Council Meetings and for professional development opportunities for
members. (Retrived from www.issa.nl)
Website: International Step By Step
Association. (n.d.). Retrieved November 28, 2011, from http://www.issa.nl/index.htmlSave the Children is an organization that is established to help poor children around the world. Saved the children first started back in 1932 where their “Intitial programs provided clothing, school supplies and hot lunches to school children in Harlan County, Kentucky” (savethechildre.org, 2012). I chose this organization, Save the Children because they focus on giving children a healthy start and providing them what they need to give them the opportunity to learn. You are able to get involved with this organization and also provide a donation to keep this organization going. Save the children believe in saving children’s lives.
Career Opportunity:
Associate Director Talent
Acquisition
Location: US - DC - DC
Home Office
Division.: Human
Resources
Knowledge, Skills and Bbehaviors:
·
Knowledge of Human
Resources principles and practices; exceptional communication and
collaboration skills.
·
Customer focus is critical;
must be able to build effective relationships within and across the Agency.
·
Proven experience with
Microsoft PC applications (Word, Excel, Outlook) and database skills.
·
Strong experience
working with applicant tracking systems.
·
Effective time
management, analytical, organizational and follow-up skills. Ability and
willingness to handle multiple priorities, excellent attention to detail,
flexibility to adjust to changing priorities, ability to take initiative and
work independently with minimal supervisions
Background and Experience:
·
Bachelor's degree or
equivalent experience
·
5-9 years of full-life
cycle recruitment of exempt and nonexempt positions
·
Proficiency in the use
of applicant tracking systems required. Expertise in the use of
Taleo highly preferred.
·
Work in a non-profit
sector of international development preferred
·
Past experience
working successfully in a high energy/ high demanding/ multi-tasking
environment
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Website: Save the Children. (2011).
Retrieved from http://www.savethechildren.org/site/c.8rKLIXMGIpI4E/b.6115947/k.8D6E/Official_Site.htm
UNICEF is an
organization that promotes the rights and wellbeing of children. They partner
and work in 190 countries to translate that commitment into practical action.
This organization was created with a “distinct purpose in mind to work with
others to overcome the obstacles that poverty, violence, disease and
discrimination place in a child’s path” (unicef.org, 2015). I chose this
organization because of their dedication to children around the world and their
passion on overcoming poverty for children around the world. I am very
passionate about poverty and any agency that tries to help families overcome
it, is a agency I will promote.
Job Opportunities: Education You will be responsible for developing and
implementing Education programme(s) to ensure overall efficiency and effectiveness,
and accomplishment of programme goals and objectives. Key areas include: Girls’
Education, Education in Emergencies and Post Conflict Situations, Early
Childhood Development.
Website: United Nations Children's Fund
(UNICEF). (n.d.). Retrieved November 28, 2011, from http://www.unicef.org/
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