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Worried about what to teach Product Design students? finding it hard to get started and follow the NEA structure at the beginning? This is the perfect resource to get them carrying on and enthused with a high quality power point, with relevant visuals and animations, as well as questions, techniques and directed tasks to get them finishing off Section A and really having a much better idea of how to carry on!
This is tried, tested and the students had a very positive and studious response.
Learning outcomes:
In this Section A, NEA coursework task, Students will gain an understanding of:
• The importance of a good rationale, a contextual challenge and design problems and opportunities, as well as designing with a client in mind
• The importance of investigating using primary, secondary and client research, with extra information on client interviews and discussion of anthropometric, ergonomic and site specific research
• Inspiration: Time to start doing designs – initial concepts. CAD can also be used.
• Consider ongoing research throughout folder that will help an iterative design approach.
Potential learning outcomes:
Section A of NEA
Can be used for 4-5 lessons (including student activity)
Plenary activities for those students who might feel a bit overwhelmed and finding it difficult to start, included at end.
This is one of my 3 part TES units dealing with the 2021 NEA. Please look to the resources here for a consistent follow on!
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/2021-aqa-nea-product-design-primary-research-12422264
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/2021-aqa-product-design-nea-brief-and-spec-12421572
I hope these help you and your students succeed!
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A bit confusing since the description says 'year 13 GCSE students' and having purchased it I now know why. This is almost identical to the GCSE NEA lessons available from the same author. It's a reasonably useful resource but a con to make money from teachers/schools on recycled KS4 resources repackaged for KS5.
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