We are celebrating Akorede B., an exceptional BII, who has a strong passion for her students and is dedicated to helping them succeed.

<h2>Meet Our Special Educator of the Month, Akorede</h2>
<p> At Cross Country Education, we are privileged to collaborate with some 
  of the most talented educators from across the nation. We take immense pride 
  in their shared passion for empowering students to succeed, and we delight in 
  sharing their expertise to inspire others who aspire to work in this rewarding field. 
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<p> This month, we are thrilled to feature an outstanding Behavior Intervention 
  Implementation Specialist (BII), Akorede B. In this blog, you will learn about 
  Akorede's motivations for becoming a Behavior Aide, her favorite aspects of 
  working with the Cross Country Education team and schools, and her tips for 
  those embarking on a career as a BII

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<h3>Why did you become a Behavior Intervention Implementation Specialist (BII)?</h3>
<p>I became a Behavior Aide (BII) because I enjoy working with kids. It has been 
  a rewarding experience for me. I value being able to assist students in developing 
  new skills that they can use in their daily lives as well as in the classroom.
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<h3>What do you like about Cross Country Education?</h3>
<p> My experience working as a BII with Cross Country Education has been excellent. 
  Whenever I had questions or concerns, I found it easy to contact the management 
  staff at Cross Country, and they were always accommodating. Additionally, 
  I appreciate the fact that they provide us with numerous learning opportunities.
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<h3>What have you liked about your experience working at CCE schools?</h3>
<p>I have come to appreciate the various learning environments offered at the 
  schools with Cross Country. I find the variety of learning styles to be highly 
  beneficial. It allows me to gain a better insight on my students. Seeing the 
  positive impact I have on their lives fills me with a sense of pride and gratitude.
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<h3>What kind of advice would you give to someone starting out in your field?</h3>
<p>My advice to those just starting in the Bll profession is to be patient 
  because working with children demands a lot of tolerance. They should also 
  work on establishing a rapport with their students because knowing them better 
  has a significant impact.

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<h2>BII Jobs</h2>
<p> If you're ready to make a difference in students' lives as a 
  Behavior Aide like Akorede, 
  <a href="https://www.crosscountry.com/education" target="_blank">check out our available jobs today</a>
  !

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Educator Spotlight –Akorede B., Behavior Aide