Before you turn in the link for your portfolio, take a critical look at it:

Any misspellings?

Is it visually appealing?

Are your artifacts high quality?

Did you incorporate teacher feedback on your assignments before uploading?

Do you have all of the required elements?

This is the closest to mastering this skill I’ve gotten. All the methods I used for this are at their best like this. And it isn’t perfect, but its at close as I’ll get while working here I presume.

I have taken ASL as my world language. So I tried not to speak in sign, but to act with him like he was deaf, pointing and miming things. While he no doubt felt belittled, it did nether the less work

While he no doubt felt belittled, it did nether the less work. He started by looking confused, but soon after he began to assist. I eventually found his question (where are your tractors?) and helped him speak with a coworker that spoke Spanish

Instead of taking my break, I decided to look under the desk that has the actual pc box. After messing with settings for a few minutes, I got it working again.

I lost out on that break, but I helped all of us by getting a computer back up and running. A major one, no less.

We split up into groups of two. One for the front end of the store, one for the back half. We barely got it done. By splitting the work like this, we got our work done much faster than we thought we would.

We changed how we set up the closing orders, a change we use to this day. Teams of two work faster than one guy, and can do tasks faster