You are job training with an individual who has a cognitive disability and has just...

Completing the job tasks for the individual is not a helpful training technique, because it does not promote the individual’s learning, independence, or self-confidence. It may also reinforce the individual’s frustration and dependence on others. Instead, a better approach would be to provide positive reinforcement, break down the task into smaller steps, use prompts and cues, and offer feedback and support12. References: 1: CESP™ - Association of People Supporting Employment First 2: Computer-Assisted Cognitive Re-Training as An Intervention for Children …