What are directions?
A specific time when you need to finish something.
A rule that tells you what is allowed or not allowed.
Guidance on how to reach a destination or complete a task.
A suggestion for how to improve your skills or abilities.
What are the 3 types of directions we discussed?
Verbal, physical, and written
Written, verbal, and visual
Visual, emotional, and written
Physical, verbal, and emotional
What is an example of a written direction?
Recipes
Spoken guidance
Maps
GPS instructions
What is an example of a verbal direction?
Diagrams
Maps
Manuals
Spoken guidance
What is an example of a visual direction?
Instructions
Manuals
Recipes
Diagrams
What does clarity mean when following directions?
Providing complicated steps that challenge the person.
Giving directions only once, regardless of understanding.
Providing clear steps to follow, reducing confusion.
Using as few words as possible.
What does efficiency mean when following directions?
Taking extra time to double-check every detail.
Help in completing tasks quickly and accurately.
Following the steps in any order you choose.
Completing tasks slowly to avoid mistakes.
Why is safety an importance of following directions?
It helps you avoid asking for help when you're unsure.
Guarantees you will never make mistakes.
It ensures you can complete tasks faster than others.
Essential for navigating potentially hazardous situations.
Why is communication an importance of following directions?
It makes directions more complex to challenge people.
It helps to foster understanding between individuals.
It allows you to complete tasks without any assistance.
You are able to follow instructions without asking questions
What are everyday examples of following directions?
Cooking recipes, driving directions, assembly instructions
Drawing, reading, and listening to music
Shopping, playing sports, and going to bed late
Watching TV, playing video games, and texting friends
What are professional examples of following directions?
Project guidelines and safety protocols
Planning vacations and organizing social events
Taking breaks and chatting with coworkers
Sending emails and attending meetings without preparation
What does following directions look like?
Asking questions repeatedly and skipping some steps
Completing the task as quickly as possible
Ignoring the instructions and doing things your own way
Actively listening, completing the task, and doing the steps
How does active listening relate to following directions?
It lets you complete tasks without needing to pay attention.
Ensures you fully understand the directions.
Allows you to ask others for help after missing key steps.
Helps you ignore unnecessary details.
