IN: What happens next?

A young child is seen speaking to the camera holding a tin of lemonade and holding up a large jug. She then shows how to make the lemonade by scooping out of the can and mixing with water. she

OUT: then pours it into a glass while speaking to the camera and puts a straw in to drink.

IN: What happens next?

How to help an autistic person develop voice prosody
Start with an assessment.
In this case, the assessment questions being a) how does the person speak now, and b) how does this impact communication and conversation? Select a team of highly observant people. These may include friends of the person, teachers, parents, support people and others.

OUT: Have them record raw data on how the person speaks and how the person manages a conversation. If there are any incidental notes, include them separately from the data.

IN: What happens next?

How to evaluate an administrative assistant
Establish main duties and responsibilities.
The first step is to determine what exactly the duties of the administrative assistant are. You can't evaluate the person until you know what you are evaluating them on.

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For instance, some standard responsibilities include answering phones, greeting people, managing equipment, relaying messages and mail, proofing letters and publications, organizing files and documents, coordinating events, and maintaining office supplies. Other responsibilities could be learning the industry jargon, being able to manage the office schedule well, and being available to run errands as needed.