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Shared Services SHERO -February, 2025
Congratulations, Katiane Zomer da Silva, Peabody, MA
Meet Katiane Zomer da Silva —
With 16 years of experience in early childhood education, Katiane Zomer da Silva Soares has dedicated her career to nurturing young minds and witnessing their incredible growth. For her, the greatest reward is seeing the evolution of each child—the small milestones that build into lifelong achievements.
"Being part of a child's life is a privilege, especially when you know you’ve made a positive impact," Katiane shares. "Watching them grow, learn, and develop confidence is truly gratifying."
Throughout her journey, she has also prioritized her own professional development. "Shared Services has been instrumental in my growth," she explains. "The support, resources, and training have helped me enhance my skills and provide even better care for the children I serve." Always striving for improvement, Katiane continuously seeks ways to better serve children and parents. Recently, she completed a course on learning styles, which deepened her understanding of how children absorb information. She has never followed a single teaching pattern; instead, her logical reasoning and keen observation allow her to quickly identify each child's learning style. In a classroom of eight children, for example, she can recognize that some may be auditory learners, while others prefer writing or visual methods. Within minutes, she is able to craft activities that cater to all of them, ensuring an inclusive and effective learning experience.
She believes that children come to educators like tiny seeds, full of potential. Through creative nurturing, they learn to discover themselves, express emotions, and navigate challenges naturally—without pressure. Katiane fosters meaningful connections, promotes positive relationships, and provides essential social-emotional support, all of which help lay strong foundations for a child’s future.
Even in cases where children or their parents have experienced trauma, she sees her role as one of comfort and healing. Her mission is to create a safe and supportive environment for both the child and their family. Looking ahead, she aims to specialize further in working with children with special needs and share her knowledge with assistants and caregivers, ensuring that every child receives the care and understanding they deserve.
She lives by a guiding principle: "Do your best until your best gets even better." Always with love and care—because a child will remember you for the rest of their life.