Sanitation scheduled the class because every bulk-waste ticket must include a photo. The module is ending and crews are packing up. What should the instructor reinforce?
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Short Explanation
The city paid for a photo on the ticket, not for a perfect attendance sticker. End the module by doing that one move again and naming it. Reinforcing a random extra is like cheering the wrong runner at the tape.
Full Explanation
Sanitation scheduled the class because every bulk-waste ticket must include a photo; as the module ends and crews pack up, the instructor should have crews replay attaching the photo on a bulk-waste ticket and confirm that specific city-critical behavior. End-of-module reinforcement should target the organizationally critical performance, not a convenient extra. Praising whoever stayed latest even if tickets lack photos fails objective alignment by reinforcing attendance theater. Reinforcing trivia about landfill hours fails critical-behavior targeting. Skipping end-of-module reinforcement to dismiss on time fails the closeout duty when the city's reason for training has not been reconfirmed. Exam caveat: reinforce the behavior that justified the municipal class, especially at the close. Operational check: run one final attach-photo ticket action for each crew, verbally confirm the photo requirement met, spot-check tickets, and only then dismiss. Bulk-waste photo attachment is often an audit and dispute-control requirement; ending the module by replaying that exact ticket behavior confirms the city-critical performance before dismissal. Document the decision in the session notes so the next municipal offering repeats what worked.