<p>This unit of learning has been designed <strong>in response to the return to school, COVID 19 restrictions and guidance</strong>, and places a greater focus on the investigation, design and development stages of the iterative cycle. Due to the social distancing requirements, the resources prioritize making through CAD, rather than in the workshop where space may be limited. There are however different table-based modeling tasks to engage students and develop their practical skills.</p> <p>Carefully mapped against the KS3 curriculum requirements, this scheme of learning has been designed to ensure that students continue to receive an enriching, non-linear experience, underpinned with the vital threshold knowledge and skills required for future learning.</p> <p>The scheme is a scenario based ‘chair design’ project covering 19 hours, suitable for delivery in Year 8 or 9. An extensive, editable project booklet is included, alongside linked PowerPoint presentations to support your delivery.</p> <p>The project places a particular focus on experimentation and risk-taking with opportunities to improve maths and literacy stamina included.</p> <p>Assessment has been embedded to complement the four main sections of the GCSE specifications (Investigate, Design, Make, Evaluate) and success criteria has been included for each stage to encourage student ownership and independence.</p> <p>I am a new Head of Faculty and I recently undertook a complete rebranding of the department and this project will be delivered in Year 8 and 9 at my school. Hence, all logos and branding can be tailored to your own school.</p> <p>Although designed as a project, lessons can will also work in isolation to fit with your existing curriculum planning.</p> <p>To compliment this scheme, I would recommend my ‘screen addiction’ or ‘sleep deprivation’ units for Year 7 or 8 which also available on TES.</p> <p>The booklet also provides numerous opportunities for students to be stretched using upgrade tasks.</p> <p>Each lesson has specific knowledge and skills as a focus, as follows:</p> <ol> <li>Throw-away cultures and task analysis/design brief</li> <li>User profiling and product analysis</li> <li>Ergonomics and anthropometrics</li> <li>Sustainability</li> <li>Forces and material testing</li> <li>Mechanical systems</li> <li>Investigation knowledge recall</li> <li>Structures and plasticine modeling with sketching</li> <li>Structures and card modeling with sketching</li> <li>Structures and straw modeling with sketching</li> <li>Knock-down fittings and flat-pack challenge</li> <li>Isometric drawing</li> <li>Design analysis</li> <li>TinkerCAD introduction</li> <li>TinkerCAD challenges</li> <li>TinkerCAD final chair design 1</li> <li>TinkerCAD final chair design 2</li> <li>Evaluation 1: Designing for flat-packing</li> <li>Evaluation 2: Areas and volumes and projection reflection</li> </ol> <p>In order to successfully deliver this sequence of lessons the following additional resources will be required:</p> <ul> <li>Plasticine for modeling</li> <li>Straws for modeling</li> <li>Tape measures</li> <li>Modeling material samples for force testing</li> <li>6/7 IKEA chairs for flat-pack challenge</li> </ul>

<p>NEW FOR 2024. Engineering skills box.</p> <p>It is recommended that these PowerPoint presentations should be purchased alongside the Content Area 9 Student Workbook , (sold separately as a bundle) but they can used in without the need of the booklet. See student booklet for more details.</p> <p><strong>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</strong></p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for Content Area <strong>9</strong> and consists of:</p> <p>4 x adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations to be presented during workshop practcial work. The expectation is that practical tasks can be completed within 16 hours of learning.<br /> 1 x practise synoptic project focussing on the workshop requirements but following on from work completed in content areas 6 and 7<br /> Dimensioned engineering drawings and schematics for students to follow<br /> Exemplar outcomes<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers<br /> 1 x revision map template<br /> At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions<br /> Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and complete the challenges yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.</p>

<p><strong>NEW for 2024</strong></p> <p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 6 Student hand-drawn engineering drawing Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource. The demonstrate tasks will need adapting if using exercise books, rather than the intended student workbooks.</p> <p><strong>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created and suggests some recommendations as to how they should be used.</strong></p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one or two-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook drawing pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for Content Area 6 and consists of:</p> <p>8 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the drawing questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9.</p>

<p>NEW FOR 2024</p> <p>CAD skills covered in this unit include interface navigation, workplanes, working with basic and intermediate shapes, modelling with compoonents , rendering, dimensioning and converting to working drawings which adhere to BS8888. This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 7 Student Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource.</p> <p><strong>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</strong></p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 7</strong> and consists of:</p> <p>*AutoDesk Fusion 360 (or alternative) required and a version of Techsoft 2D Design.<br /> *<br /> 11 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and complete the tasks yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9</p>

<p>NEW FOR 2024</p> <p>This is a CAD modelling booklet (AutoDesk Fusion 360 and Techsoft 2D Design, which tackles the Content Area 7 requirements. This unit of work includes a practise of the CAD modelling requirements for the synoptic project. The Content Area 9 resources link to this which focus on some of the engineering skills and applied processes and techniques. See this resource for more details.</p> <p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 7 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid to support their CAD progression.</p> <p><strong>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</strong></p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for Content Area 7 and consists of:</p> <p>*AutoDesk Fusion 360 (or alternative) required and a version of Techsoft 2D Design.<br /> *<br /> 1 x adaptable student workbook with x11 one or two-page lessons<br /> CAD modelling exercises build skills from bas<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers<br /> 1 x revision map template<br /> At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions<br /> Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and complete the challenges yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9</p>

<p>**NEW FOR 2024<br /> **<br /> This is a technical drawing booklet which tackles the Content Area 6 requirements including freehand sketching, rendering, annotation, isometric and orthographic projection, 3D conversion and the application of scale.</p> <p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 6 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid.</p> <p><strong>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</strong></p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for Content Area <strong>6</strong> and consists of:</p> <p>1 x adaptable student workbook with x8 one or two-page lessons<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers<br /> 1 x revision map template<br /> At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions<br /> Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9</p>

<p>NEW FOR 2024.</p> <p>This is a practise synoptic project booklet focussing on some of the required workshop and engineering applied processes, skills and techniques for Year 11. The booklet links to some of the work comp</p> <p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 7 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid to support their CAD progression.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <p>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.<br /> Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.<br /> Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</p> <p>This resource is for Content Area 9 and consists of:</p> <p>1 x adaptable student workbook to be completed alongside workshop practcial work. The expectation is that practical tasks can be completed within 16 hours of learning.<br /> 1 x practise synoptic project focussing on the workshop requirements but following on from work completed in content areas 6 and 7<br /> Dimensioned engineering drawings and schematics for students to follow<br /> Exemplar outcomes<br /> Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers<br /> 1 x revision map template<br /> At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions<br /> Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and complete the challenges yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 4 Student Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource. The demonstrate tasks will need adapting if using exercise books, rather than the intended student workbooks.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created and suggests some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 4</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>9 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations (The content provided for the specific material category lessons can be extended to 2 hours)</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout<br /> Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</li> </ul> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 4 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 4</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>1 x adaptable student workbook with x9 one-page lessons</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> <li>Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers</li> <li>1 x revision map template</li> <li>At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 3 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 3 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 3</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>1 x adaptable student workbook with x4 one-page lessons</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> <li>Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers</li> <li>1 x revision map template</li> <li>At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 4 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 2 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 2</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>1 x adaptable student workbook with x8 one-page lessons</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> <li>Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers</li> <li>1 x revision map template</li> <li>At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 3, 4 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 3 Student Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource. The demonstrate tasks will need adapting if using exercise books, rather than the intended student workbooks.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created and suggests some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 3</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>4 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 2, 4 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 1 Teacher PowerPoints, (sold separately as a bundle) but booklet can also be used by students as a stand-alone revision aid.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 1</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>1 x adaptable student workbook with x16 one-page lessons</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> <li>Extended writing examination questions extracted from past papers</li> <li>1 x revision map template</li> <li>At least one page of content specific diagnostic (multiple choice) questions</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 2, 3, 4 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 1 Student Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource. The demonstrate tasks will need adapting if using exercise books, rather than the intended student workbooks.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created and suggests some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 1</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>16 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 2, 3, 4 and 5.</p>

<p>This resource should be purchased alongside the Content Area 2 Student Workbook, (sold separately as a bundle) but PowerPoints can also be used separately as a teaching and learning resource. The demonstrate tasks will need adapting if using exercise books, rather than the intended student workbooks.</p> <p>The information below provides details of why the resources have been created and suggests some recommendations as to how they should be used.</p> <p>Following some experimentation with the revised specification NCFE provided student workbooks and PowerPoints in 2022/23, I decided to create my own for 2023/24 and beyond in order to improve student engagement, attainment and to help them know and remember more, particularly for the written examination.</p> <p>To achieve this, I have created a series of one-page lessons (student worksheet and teacher PowerPoint) which embed retrieval, extended literacy and upgrade opportunities. I have also incorporated all relevant examination questions from the past papers available (up to Summer 2023) and sequenced these for students to complete during lesson demonstrate tasks and upgrades. All of the planned lessons follow an accelerated learning format used at my school (Connect, Activate, Demonstrate, Consolidate), which can be easily adapted if required. In order to deliver the lessons as I have planned, I would advise that you:</p> <ol> <li>Present each PowerPoint as a slide show when delivering to students to ensure that intended pauses are provided to promote peer/group discussion before revealing new planned knowledge content.</li> <li>Direct students to complete their workbook pages as directed by the PowerPoint slides. Each workbook lesson page provides space for students to make revision notes which can support them when completing demonstrate tasks.</li> <li>Misconceptions identified via your chosen formative assessment approaches, should be clarified during the consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>For 2023/24, I have prioritised resources for Content Areas 1-5 as I already deliver much of the learning for 6-9 via separate practise synoptic project-based learning.</p> <p>This resource is for <strong>Content Area 2</strong> and consists of:</p> <ul> <li>8 x 1-hour adaptable teacher PowerPoint presentations</li> <li>Upgrade/Stretch opportunities throughout</li> </ul> <p>Answers for the student demonstrate tasks have not been provided. Before presenting to your class, I would recommend you print out a copy of the workbook and answer the questions yourself to ensure that you are confident before delivery. This will be my approach to support my own subject knowledge and CPD.</p> <p>Also available, are resources for Content areas 1, 3, 4 and 5.</p>