By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Reading alone does not provide enough information. They will require verbal instructions for less complex steps. For more complex steps requiring problem solving, they will require a demonstration.

In order to form the correct mental image of what they need to do to arrange the triangles on the fabric and Heat n' Bond materials, they will require a demonstration.

The person can follow a demonstration of cutting a triangle piece using the template, pealing the paper backing on the Heat n' Bond and ironing the pieces into place.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Reading alone does not provide enough information. They will require verbal instructions for less complex steps. For more complex steps requiring problem solving, they will require a demonstration.

In order to form the correct mental image of what they need to do to arrange the triangles on the fabric and Heat n' Bond materials, they will require a few demonstrations.

The person can follow a demonstration of cutting a triangle piece using the template, pealing the paper backing on the Heat n' Bond and ironing the pieces into place.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Reading alone does not provide enough information. They will require verbal instructions for less complex steps. For more complex steps requiring problem solving, they will require a few demonstrations.

In order to form the correct mental image of what they need to do to arrange the triangles on the fabric and Heat n' Bond materials, they will require a few demonstrations.

The person can follow a demonstration of cutting a triangle piece using the template, pealing the paper backing on the Heat n' Bond and ironing the pieces into place.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Reading with verbal directions does not supply enough information and must be supplemented with a demonstration that can be imitated.

The person can read the instructions but cannot form a mental image of what they need to do on their own.

The person can follow a demonstration of cutting a triangle piece using the template, pealing the paper backing on the Heat n' Bond and ironing pieces into place.

They are likely able to go ahead with making the windmill pattern after asking for verification for each step.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Reading with verbal directions does not supply enough information and must be supplemented with a demonstration.

The person understands that they are there to make something but will lack the ability to stick to the task without verbal prompting and demonstrations per action as they do not understand a series of steps.

The person required a demonstration of cutting a triangle and peeling the backing and then ironing on a piece, demonstrating one step at a time. They should be able manage the task with this level of support.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The ironing activity may be too difficult for the person.

Try another activity to establish a pattern of performance.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Say:

"Would you like a demonstration a step at a time?"

Can the person complete the ironing activity but makes a mistake because they stop copying an action at a time? (ACL 4.6)

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Say:

"Would you like a demonstration a step at a time?"

Can the person complete the ironing activity when you demonstrate a step at a time? (ACL 4.8)

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Can the person follow a series of demonstrations to complete the ironing activity but the lines are not accurately cut and there are bubbles left in the vinyl? (ACL 5.0)

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Can the person follow the demonstrations to complete the ironing activity but the lines are not accurately cut? (ACL 5.2)