To structure a task into steps and criteria, which tool is used?

• A. Ancillary components/ Information sheet
• B. Ancillary components/ Skill sheet
• C. Ancillary components/ Worksheet
• D. Ancillary components/ Study sheet

Answer: (B)

Structuring a task into steps and criteria is done with a tool that lays out each action in order and specifies exactly what counts as acceptable performance at each step. A skill sheet does this by breaking the skill into discrete steps and attaching clear performance criteria to each one, sometimes including safety notes and the required level of proficiency. This makes expectations explicit for both teaching and assessment, so you can guide practice and judge performance consistently. Information sheets provide background, worksheets offer general practice tasks, and study sheets are for review notes, none of which pin down the step-by-step criteria the way a skill sheet does.