Unplugged Unit Perfect for lessons away from computers or workshops.
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Inside the Unit...
Areas Covered
Lesson 1 Identify design context
Lesson 2 Model, test, evaluate
Lesson 3 Prototype
Lesson 4 Develop, test, evaluate
Lesson 5 Is it ready?
Lesson 6 Present your progress
There are 6 worksheets, homework tasks and an assessment in this unit.
This is a free Pack (full price £120)
Summary
We are delighted to bring you a free teaching unit to inspire and engage students to follow a career in D&T.
We have teamed up with the Design Museum to produce a series of six lessons that allow students to experience the freedom of a truly iterative approach to designing. While reducing the rigid structure of a linear design approach, this unit adds enough scaffolding and idea-generating suggestions to enable innovation and inspiration to flow freely. Students are encouraged to design and model in a way that suits them best, using strategies that work to avoid design fixation, resulting in inspiring outcomes.
What's included in the toolkit?
The currently available units have been written to satisfy the new National Curriculum for Design and Technology. They are designed for teaching at KS3 but individual lessons in some units may also be appropriate for teaching Key Stages 2 or 4, particularly where Year 10 students may not previously have been exposed to certain topics.
Excellent presentation of booklets. The graphics are clear and help link clearly to the topics. Great teacher/student resource in the practice questions.
Mr Sam Crabb. Department of Design Technology, William de Ferrers School
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Fantastic book – concise, informative and great use of images for explaining methods and processes.
Mr Jon Phillips. Design and Technology Teacher, Hereford Cathedral School
Inside the Unit...
Areas Covered
Lesson 1 Identify design context
Lesson 2 Model, test, evaluate
Lesson 3 Prototype
Lesson 4 Develop, test, evaluate
Lesson 5 Is it ready?
Lesson 6 Present your progress
There are 6 worksheets, homework tasks and an assessment in this unit.
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