Certainly! Here's a more humanized version that remains professional: From a young age, I had the chance to work as a Teaching Assistant in a school for children with severe special needs. This experience was truly eye-opening and sparked my passion for working with children and teenagers with additional needs. During my time as an educator, I developed several important skills through both training and hands-on experience, including: Communication Skills: Learning to effectively interact with children, parents, and colleagues. Empathy and Patience: Gaining a deep understanding and appreciation for the unique challenges each child faces. Documenting and Record-Keeping: Keeping accurate records of student progress and behavior. Team Collaboration: Working closely with a dedicated team to provide the best care and education for the students.