Active Listening Exercise

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MSTT worked with Renee on active listening allowing herself to fully understand what Asa is attempting to explained to her. Renee struggled during the beginning because she felt as a adult she does not need to understand him he needs to understand her and her expectations of him. Renee warmed up to the idea and agreed to listen to Asa with more understanding.

A) MSTT will evaluate and work through the reflective listening
B) Adress Renee's concerns or issues after engaging in active listening

A,B) Renee explained to MSTT she was able to sit and have a conversation with Asa and listien to why he is engaging in the activities. From the conversation she was able to understand why Asa does not engage in any peer activity because he is attempting

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