Ms. Griffith Case Study

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) Ms. Griffith has maintained good work habits, such as accepting supervision and taking initiative. Instructors verbalized that Ms. Griffith accepts supervision without complaints or disrespect. She also takes initiative to begin and to complete assigned tasks.

2) Ms. Griffith has made some progress with practicing good communication skills with instructors and coworkers in a group setting. She is continuing to make progress displaying the ability to verbalize her questions and concerns. She is making progress maintaining better eye contact, speaking more fluently, and speaking louder and clearer.

3) Ms. Griffith is making progress practicing appropriate personal management skills, such as staying focused on tasks. There were no reports

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