When supporting written language, it is necessary to keep updated on different skills by continuing my education. There are seminars and ASHA journals to keep you informed on updated information about written language. I believe that I can see myself fitting well into the roles and responsibilities of supporting written language by previous work experience in a school setting. I recently just resigned from behavioral support aide with children in elementary school. I was assigned three students, one of which has severe apraxia. This caseload taught me to have an organized work style by balancing my work and care effectively. I specifically worked with a student who is a second year kindergartener, which has such a lively spirit considering
