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Katelynn Guzman

Greeley

Summary

Dynamic Early Childhood Music Teacher with a proven track record at Foundation Music School, skilled in effective leadership and communication. Expert in designing engaging lesson plans that enhance motor skills and language development in children. Successfully maintained a studio of over 40 students, fostering a positive learning environment through personalized instruction.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Early Childhood Music Teacher

Foundation Music School
07.2024 - Current
  • Teach Family Music and Preschool Music classes as well as travel to in-home and private preschools to provide music classes on a weekly or every-other-week basis.
  • Design fun, developmentally appropriate, lesson plans that engage children ages 0-5 and their caregivers in various music experiences including bouncing, instrument playing, singing, movement to music, peek-a-boo and other developmentally appropriate music experiences.
  • Engage children ages 3-6 in developmentally appropriate and and often cross-curricular music experiences including instrument playing, ensemble play, learning rhythmic and melodic language, movement to music, singing and more.
  • Have strong musical leadership skills, be energetic, and able to communicate clearly with directors and parents.
  • Be creative, organized and a team-player.
  • Attend monthly staff meetings, take attendance of classes, and regularly communicate with staff, directors, and parents.
  • Form positive partnerships with local preschool directors.
  • Maintain a safe, clean, and sanitary classroom.
  • Develop cultural awareness among students by introducing them to music from different countries and traditions.
  • Strengthen children''s motor skills through the use of musical instruments and creative movement exercises.
  • Boost language development in young children through the incorporation of rhyming games, storytelling, and song lyrics.

Private Music Instructor

Self
01.2017 - Current
  • Maintain a studio of over 40 students for more than 7 years teaching piano, ukulele, and vocal lessons in weekly, one-on-one sessions.
  • Work with and teach people of all ages and abilities (ages 4-70+)
  • Explain music theory, aural skills and fundamental concepts to teach students to understand, analyze, perform and create music.
  • Motivate students to practice music by offering positive reinforcement and encouraging progress.
  • Plan and prepare individual music lessons to support student needs.
  • Prepare students for auditions for institutions by aiding with music selection, assigning practice hours required for mastery of piece and assessing progress and accuracy in playing.
  • Event coordinator and hostess of two semi-formal recitals annually.
  • Excellent communication and scheduling abilities.
  • Be in constant and open communication with at least 40 different families
  • Uphold a positive, safe, and inviting atmosphere that is conducive to learning
  • Regularly market new openings and professionaly communicate through various online medias and platforms

Sensory Motor Coach

Brain Balance
01.2018 - 12.2018
  • Guide children one-on-one or in pairs, through 10 minute personal brain-stimulating circuits.
  • Form positive relationships with children participating in the holistic program
  • Assist children through various activities designed to stimulate either the right or left hemispheres of the brain.
  • Work with children of all abilities and needs
  • Communicate progress and reports to parents

Certified Peer and Family Support Specialist

North Range Behavioral Health
05.2016 - 03.2018
  • Enhanced family well-being by providing comprehensive support services and resources.
  • Assisted families in navigating complex social service systems to access needed supports and benefits.
  • Conducted regular home visits to assess family progress and adjust support plans as needed.
  • Maintained detailed case notes documenting client interactions, interventions provided, progress made, and any barriers encountered during service delivery.
  • Collaborate with treatment team members regarding services in response to treatment plan.
  • Navigate and properly document daily observations of each client through company’s internal system.
  • Perform clerical skills using Microsoft Office, Outlook, and practice general telephone communication skills and call handling.
  • Coordinate with internal as well as external supportive resources to deliver needed services to clients.
  • Secure resources and services for clients with mild to severe mental illness, disorders and disabilities.
  • Maintain client’s confidentiality in compliance with the HIPPA Act.
  • Monitor and document client’s intake of medications on a consistent basis

Education

Certificate of General Music Studies - Music

Berklee College of Music
Boston, MA
01-2019

High School Diploma -

Greeley West High Schoool
Greeley
01-2013

Skills

  • Skilled in communication
  • Effective leadership
  • Detail-oriented organization

Timeline

Early Childhood Music Teacher

Foundation Music School
07.2024 - Current

Sensory Motor Coach

Brain Balance
01.2018 - 12.2018

Private Music Instructor

Self
01.2017 - Current

Certified Peer and Family Support Specialist

North Range Behavioral Health
05.2016 - 03.2018

Certificate of General Music Studies - Music

Berklee College of Music

High School Diploma -

Greeley West High Schoool
Katelynn Guzman