Completion criterion
Count finished labels
During a supervised sorting task, only Leila writes labels on six folders. The rule counts a folder only when both a readable name and a date appear. Four folders have both, one has only a name, and one is blank.
Relevant facts
- Only Leila produced the labels.
- Four meet both parts of the stated rule.
Record 4 completed labels.
4 complete + 1 incomplete + 1 blank = 6 inspected
A completed folder needs both a readable name and a date. Four folders meet that rule. The sheet therefore supports a count of four completed folders; measuring writing speed would also require timing data.
Attribution
Check who completed the work
An RBT returns after a group activity and sees all eight trays stacked. Three learners and a staff member were cleaning while the RBT was away. The target is how many trays one learner stacked independently.
Relevant facts
- The stack remains after cleaning.
- The identity of the stacker and any help are unknown.
Record that the available evidence leaves the learner’s independent response count unresolved.
Eight stacked trays → check attribution and prompting records
Match the evidence left by the product to the requested measure. Explain which observations are needed and ask the supervisor how to record independence next time.