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Examples Of Joshua's Social And Emotional Performance Sheet

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According to Joshua’s social and emotional performance sheet, Joshua is a sweet and shy yet reserved child. Upon entering the classroom in the morning, the teacher has to encourage Joshua to greet his friends as well as display good eye contact. According to the information provided by Ms. Jackson, Joshua displayed the ability to improvement his social skills. Joshua must receive a level of encouragement in order for Joshua to participate in large group activities such as gym and movement. Surprisingly, Joshua would initiative conversation with adults about topics unrelated to school but would initiate interactions unless encouraged. In addition to Joshua receiving encouragement, Joshua would rely on token reward systems, emotional encouragement

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