D&T Theory AQA Lesson Bundle
Can be used in conjunction with D&T Exam Revision & Task Booklet- AQA
This bundle includes 14 engaging theory lessons linked to the Design Technology GCSE AQA Specification:
♦ Timbers and Metals
♦ Polymers
♦ Textiles & New Materials
♦ Research & Investigation
♦ Explore & Develop Ideas
♦ Design Strategies
♦ Eco, Environmental & Social
♦ Design Companies
♦ Work of Other Designers
♦ Electronic Systems
♦ Material Finishes
♦ Material Selection
♦ Mechanical Systems
♦ Standard Components
These theory lessons do not require the use of specialist equipment or computers. Allowing the work to be set remotely or to be taught in non-specialist classrooms.
This comprehensive core knowledge personal learning checklist and revision booklet covers the following technical principles and designing & making principles.
Can be used in conjunction with Design Technology Theory Bundle - AQA Exam Revision
Each topic includes revision tasks and links to youtube videos.
Core & Specialist Technical Principles
Metals
Timbers (Woods)
Polymers (Plastics)
Paper/Board
Smart & Modern Materials
Selecting and Working with Materials
Material Finishes
Electronic Systems
Designing & Making Principles
Research & Investigation
Environmental, Eco & Social
Exploring & Developing Ideas
Full range of theory lessons to support the AQA design technology GCSE 9-1.
Full lesson powerpoint - GCSE Theory Powerpoint for GCSE Exam preparation and revision.
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Includes starters, tasks, recipes, assessments, feedback and knowledge organiser.
A collection of 4 lessons:
A collection of lessons focussed on the question ‘Can Art Change Minds?’. Pack includes full lesson powerpoints, aims, starters and reflections.
**Lesson 1: **Investigate ways artists address political and social issues through their practice.
Starter Activity : Dave the Rapper - Brit Awards Performance.
Outcomes: Mindmaps
**Lesson 2: **Create a montage that is produced accurately (cut neatly) in response to the work of Barbara Kruger.
Starter Activity: Artwork Analysis of Barbara Kruger
Outcomes: - Protest Posters (In style of Barbara Kruger)
**Lesson 3: **To correctly identify the formal elements of Barbara Kruger’s work to create your own montage which contradicts, supports or adds new meaning to a found image.
Starter Activity: Artwork Analysis of Keith Haring
Outcomes: Activist Art (giving objects a voice)
**Lesson 4: **Investigate ways artists address political and social issues through their practice.
Starter Activity: Peformance Art - Martha Rosler