Workplace Conversations Paper

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Dr. Taylor, below are parts of conversations that I recently had with Ms. Graham regarding her work relationship with her classroom team, and my description of the incident that I noticed that took place between Ms. Graham and Sara on February 6th. The voice of my writing changes because I am trying write the way that the incidents happened or how conversations were had. I talked to Ms. Graham about two weeks ago because I had been briefly told that Ms. Graham’s activities regarding taking care of Sara were being monitored by Dr. Taylor and Sara’s parents. That came up early one morning because I was on my way to walk Sarah from her car to the school building. I don’t remember my exact words, but later that same day when the kids got on the

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