<p>4 lesson presentation (35 slides)</p> <ul> <li>includes many tasks for group work, individual tasks, paired work, when to make notes</li> <li>includes TEEP style segments<br /> Product Analysis Worksheet in ACCESS FM style to be used for product analysis task<br /> Example of classroom product analysis task<br /> Disassembly of child’s chair photos to be used for revision guides.</li> </ul> <p>When taught this should take between 3-4 hours depending if ALL tasks are used.</p>

<p>23 slide presentation including:<br /> - Definitions<br /> - Examples of smart materials<br /> - Some links to youtube clips<br /> - Slides to print off for students to complete as notes<br /> - Practice exam questions</p>

A mind map that shows:<br /> - ALL THE CONTENT THAT SHOULD BE COVERED<br /> - HOW MANY LESSONS SHOULD BE DEDICATED<br /> - TYPICALLY HOW MANY MARKS OUT OF /120 IS TESTED ON THE TOPIC<br /> - WHICH YEAR IT WAS TESTED

<p>A 28 slide presentation that could be taught over 1 or 2 lesson in preparation for the GCSE exam.</p> <p>It includes:<br /> Definitions and explanations or key terms<br /> Tasks<br /> Past exam questions from AQA<br /> Video links</p> <p>Covers:<br /> - 6r’s<br /> - sustainable forests<br /> - key terms for example PRODUCT MILES etc…<br /> - energy efficiency</p>

43 slide presentation highlighting all the key information they need prior to the exam.<br /> <br /> Often used before mock exams or the actual GCSE.<br /> <br /> This PP does not include information about the Q1 context question.

<p>This 34 slide presentation includes:</p> <p>Examples of product evolutions<br /> Tasks<br /> Definitions of key words e.g. TECHNOLOGY PUSH, MARKET PULL<br /> Planned Obsolescence<br /> AQA past exam questions<br /> Links to videos</p>

A RANGE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY RESOURCES FOR KS3 &amp;KS4<br /> <br /> - Wordsearches<br /> - Tests<br /> - Presentation

<p>A revision presentation that can be taught in 1 lesson or over 2 (for a more detailed experience) for the GCSE Product Design exam.</p> <p>INCLUDES:<br /> - starter activity<br /> - definitions<br /> - paired and group tasks<br /> - homework</p> <p>Topics included: ERGONOMICS, ANTHROPOMETRICS, WORKING TRIANGLES, USE OF COLOUR IN DESIGN.</p> <p>It should be taught with product examples for students to interact with during the lesson.</p>

<p>13 slide presentation explaining the difference between QC and QA, tolerances, BSI, CE mark it also includes:</p> <ul> <li>previous practice questions</li> <li>links to youtube videos</li> <li>task linked to Collins AQA textbook</li> </ul>

This is a 32 slide presentation that includes starters, tasks, examples instructions of how to research, design, model and laser cut a personalised coaster holder with 4 coasters.<br /> <br /> It has been designed to be used with 2D design in mind with expectations that the teacher can teach them how to use the software. The finger joints that students use can be differentiated depending on ability.<br /> <br /> 2 students folder examples, are also included to show what they produced during the project.

<p>KEY TERMS<br /> PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS<br /> PRESENTATION OF EXAMPLES</p>

<p>Worksheet that can be set for an independent research lesson or cover lesson</p>

<p>Students can complete the entire design process whilst populating a google slides or pp.</p> <p>Students research, design and eventually model a new educational toy for a toddler or target market of their choice.</p> <p>This resource contains</p> <ul> <li>A high ability PP for students to populate with step by step tasks</li> <li>A low ability PP for students to populate with step by step tasks</li> <li>Teacher guidance PP for students to read before they attempt the tasks</li> </ul> <p>This project can be taught 1-2 tasks per lesson and last approx 6-8 weeks.</p>

Lesson 1 - Project Intro with tasks.<br /> Lesson 2 - Explaining the abilities and limitations of 2D design.<br /> Step by Step guide into creating finger joint tea light on 2D design.<br /> Lesson 4 - Sketching isometric assessment to showcase sketching skills.

<p>A 7 slide presentation that shows students how produce there product from finger joints on a laser cutter in 2D Design</p>

<p>INCLUDES:</p> <p>- definitions<br /> - COSHH<br /> - AQA exam questions<br /> - tasks<br /> - patents/trademarks</p>

<p>For GCSE Product Design, Graphics or Resistant Materials teachers:</p> <p>Exam revision resource explaining<br /> - key terms about product evolution such as ‘MARKET PULL, TECHNOLOGY PUSH’<br /> - examples of how products have evolved<br /> - practice exam questions<br /> - planned obsolescence</p> <p>To add a task print off pictures and cut them out to make a card sort.</p>

<p>7 slide presentation showing examples of good design idea layouts and how to incorporate ACCESS FM into a scoring system when ANALYSING design ideas to achieve the higher mark band</p>

<p>8 SLIDE PRESENTATION COVERING THE MAIN PRINTING PROCESSES.</p> <p>LAST SLIDE CAN BE PRINTED OFF FOR STUDENTS TO MAKE NOTES DURING THE DELIVERY OF THE PRESENTATION</p>