This is a 12 slide PowerPoint presentation prepared by an experienced, award winning teacher and former senior examiner to assist in the delivery of the systems approach knowledge as part of the Engineering and/or D&T GCSE 9-1 specifications. It could also be used as a training resource to support colleagues unfamiliar with or new to this area of the specifications. Included is an overview of what makes a system, examples of input, process, driver and output devices, the use of block diagrams and feedback. Four exam style questions are presented so that students can test their knowledge and understanding.

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Electronic Notation and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Electronic keywords and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

This GCSE CCEA Technology and Design – Unit 1 Electronics Theory Booklet covers all aspects of basic electronics as outlined in the CCEA specification. It is designed to support students studying for Unit 1, with clear notes, diagrams, explanations, and key theory needed for exam success. The booklet includes coverage of core topics such as electronic components, circuit symbols, input/process/output systems, voltage, current and resistance, circuit calculations, and basic electronic systems. It is ideal for revision, independent study, homework support, or classroom use. Perfect for GCSE Technology and Design students preparing for assessments and exams, this resource helps reinforce understanding of fundamental electronic principles in a clear and structured format. *INCLUDES past paper questions throughout *

A fun, no preparation required resource for Design and Technology. These A5 activities make great starters and plenaries as well as a means of checking progress made during a lesson. Once completed they can be stuck into the student's book for future reference. Lots more are available, just click onto my shop.

14 Quick, no preparation needed, activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available and the answers are included. Also useful for checking progress, AfL, during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Thyristor and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Transistor and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on PCB Manufacture and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on Ohms law and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick no preparation needed activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on the Potential Divider and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range will soon be available, this one focuses on voltage and current and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

These resources are offered in addition to the FREE worksheets and access to the video at https://youtu.be/fMFC1SaHeHk. PPT LOs: Recall some electrical components, consider how electronics function as a systems, learn about some Input, Process and Output devices and how they’re used in the real world. Please also see my latest electronic and mechanical project which I designed as a mini project for my year 10 group but could also but suitable as a KS3 rotation: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12496313

Quick activities based around electronic theory for use as lesson starters and plenaries. A wide range are available, this one focuses on common electronic components and has the answers supplied. Also useful for checking progress during a lesson or part of a lesson and of course having a bit of fun.

This resource consists of: Two colour worksheets showing images of components and a blank space to the right: students to cut out symbols of components and place in the corresponding location. There are two sheets covering 40 electronic components including input/output devices, semiconductors and passive components. Answer sheets are included. In addition an A3 poster is provided showing component images and the symbols that represent them. This can be printed out or projected onto board.

This is an electronic systems GCSE lesson covering the following, including tasks: Circuit components Graphical conventions for communicating ideas Working with systems Principles of a control system - input, processes, output Digital and analogue signals

Lesson starter including a simple introduction to systems diagrams. 26 slides with component images and names. Students to use traffic light cards to indicate if they think the component is an Input, a Process or and Output component. This lesson works well as a stand alone starter, or alternatively use this along with my component cards lesson where students use the information provided to select appropriate components to complete various systems diagrams.

Designed for IB Design Technology, but useful for GCSE Design Technology Systems and Control, Electronics, A Level Electronics. Worksheets to revise the basics of electricity. definitions, units, Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity, capacitors, alternating current, power...

This resource was created for a Year 10 class, who were beginning to learn about electronics, and the basics of electronics. It takes them through the various components and has a worksheet as well.

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A complete 10 week course in Systems and Control including lesson plans, presentations, examples and worksheets.