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Behavior modification worker (BMOD) arrived to (client) Quinton Garrett's home to observe and improve Quinton's behavior. BMOD informed mom today is the last day of camp, and also asked for Quinton projects Quinton bought home to finish before departure. Mom okayed Quinton leaving for camp. Quinton entered the vehicle in a very positive manner. Quinton spoke to BMOD and began to chat about his morning. In the past, Quinton would enter the vehicle and only speak to BMOD if it was absolutely necessary. Today however Quinton discussed camp, and how much he couldn’t wait to attend camp to complete his assignment. Today is the last day of camp. The other children have projects that they’ve worked on during camp. Quinton doesn’t have anything to present …show more content…
As a result of Quinton inappropriate behavior BMOD informed Quinton he would be having lunch with BMOD, missing recess, and clean the cafeteria with the adults. Quinton accepted the punishment in a very positive manner. Quinton did not cry as he's done in the past. Quinton also cleaned the cafeteria extremely well with no attitude. BMOD praised Quinton for his positive behavior. After lunch BMOD implemented more academic assignments for Quinton to complete as the other kids participated in finishing up their projects for the graduation ceremony. Quinton did not gain an attitude, and accepted the tasks in a positive manner. BMOD praised Quinton. After camp today there was the ceremony. Quinton was very loud and talked as speakers talked about the camp. Quinton also got an a argument with another student who said there was no way BMOD could be Quinton's dad. This argument stems from Quinton telling his peers BMOD is his dad. This is a new trait that Quinton is displaying, seeing as Quinton showed abundant hate towards BMOD for months. BMOD ceased the argument between the two. After camp, BMOD returned Quinton home to his mother with no further contact

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