Francis Mwasaghua

Attentive social service specialist with background providing professional observation, assessment and individualized services. Seasoned at teaching skills to boost quality of life and promote positive interactions. Focused on delivering and propelling seamless care through consultation with caregivers. Team-minded Community Development Officer known for promoting socioeconomic activities. Highly trained professional with passion for working with people. To seek and maintain full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

Every child is unique, so it's essential to adapt strategies and approaches accordingly. I have learnt this over time as I relate and interact with them. I have learnt to give my all in any task assigned to me.

Swimming:

• Start with water familiarity: Before actual swimming lessons, it's essential for children to feel comfortable in the water. Begin with activities like splashing, blowing bubbles, and getting their faces wet.
• Teach basic skills: Once they are comfortable, start teaching fundamental skills like floating, kicking, and arm movements. Use aids like floats or kickboards to assist them initially.
• Practice safety: Teach them about water safety rules, such as not running near the pool, not swimming alone, and how to call for help if needed.

Playing Piano:

• Basic theory and technique: Start with teaching them about the piano layout, notes, and basic finger exercises to develop dexterity.
• Simple songs: Introduce simple songs with easy melodies that they can learn gradually. Focus on proper hand placement and posture.
• Practice regularly: Encourage regular practice sessions to build muscle memory and improve skills. Short, consistent practices are often more effective than long, sporadic ones.
• Provide constructive feedback: Offer feedback on their playing, highlighting areas of improvement while also acknowledging their progress