Secondary design, engineering and technology resources

Students need to know what designers have to think about when they are coming up with ideas for new products and services. How will they ensure they are not going to unintentionally offend someone, how will they deal with their product at the end of it’s life, how will they know how much to sell a product for to ensure it is price fairly but they still get a profit? This resources looks at the key issues in design broken down into 3 lessons - moral and cultural issues, social and economic issues, environmental and sustainable issues.

What if your favourite brand branched out and made a new type of product using their brand identity? A good display to show students how they shouldn’t limit themselves to what the consider the norm.

A series of images showing how simple changes to the design of a product can make you feel immensely uncomfortable and leave you questioning, why would anyone do that?

A display showing a range of barcodes, explaining how and why barcodes were invented. An interesting piece to see how to boring can be made more attractive.

A multi-tile display, best printed on A4/A3 and put together to show a broad range of career opportunities that Design Technology can contribute to. Good to get students thinking about the possibilities of careers leading on from KS4 DT.

A 10 week SOW to design and make a minilight using 2D Design and a laser cutter. Slides showing progression through the unit and baseline/end of unit assessments. Makes use of CAD/CAM skills. Videos from Youtube to supplement slides.

A 10 week SOW to make bookends from MDF using hand skills and optional laser cutting elements. Focusing on joints and construction methods alongside more complex hand skills when cutting and shaping materials. SOW, presentation slides, classwork booklet, homework booklet, baseline assessment and end of unit assessment files all available.

This is a series of thirteen posters detailing the steps of the washing up routine Clearing away washing dishes drying dishes finishing off Includes text and graphics detailing each step.

5 Projects designed to deliver skills and understanding of a wide range of materials and processes. I deliver this during Y9 through 36 lessons.

Castle Attack is a group work project aimed at giving students a platform to develop and design working prototypes through modeling and trial and error. The aim to to produce a working trebuchet that is able to fire accuratley. Ideal for delivery in KS3 and KS4. Please look at my other projects that compliment this one.

Design It is an introduction to Oblique/Isometric/Perspective drawing. Ideal for delivery during KS3/KS4. I have based this on another project I have on here (Passive Amp) in order to give a context to the pupils. Please checkout my other projects.

Funky Frame small LED electronics project. Ideal for delivery during KS3/KS4 Please checkout my other projects.

Wrap Up Cable Tidy for use with any smartphone headphones. Ideal for delivery during KS3/KS4 Please checkout my other projects.

Passive Amplifier for use with any smartphone. Ideal for delivery during KS3/KS4 Please checkout my other projects.

Learning intentions - Today we are learning how to: work together as a team and access resources in a food room This lesson was developed when we moved to a new school building and was used with all pupils on the first day in the new rooms It is now used with any classes who are using the room for the first time. Resources include a pp with the tasks, a set of teachers notes and appendices required to deliver the lesson. This lesson is easily adapted to suit the set up in your food room It is a fun active way for pupils to learn where resources are stored and because it is done in cooperative groups it reinforces the need to work effectively as a group in a food room. It also gives the teacher the opportunity to observe the class before arranging groups, who listens to/follows instructions, who are the more independent learners who needs more support etc.

Food Technology Gateau Recipe Card

Food Technology Banana Cake Recipe Card

Food Technology Chilli Con Carne Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Carrot Cake Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Cheesecake Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Quiche Lorraine Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Fruit Crumble Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Swiss Roll Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Victoria Sponge Cake Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Spicy Chicken Stew Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Lasagne Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Pasta Bake Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and it has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Risotto Recipe Card Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Food Technology Fruit Muffins Recipe Card. Students can work independently, ticking off each step as they go along. The method and equipment pages can be printed A5 for students, or A4 to display on each on table. This has worked well in practical lessons, where lessons have been structured and has improved classroom management in a busy practical lesson.

Video Overlay - Make a Picture in Picture Effect Easily A Picture in Picture (PIP), also called a Video Overlay, is when two video clips share the display screen at the same time, one smaller and superimposed on a larger image. … In video editing, you can use this Picture in Picture effect to insert an additional video. Use Movavi Free Video Editor (https://www.movavi.com/) to edit

This is the ultimate teacher guide to the NEA AQA NEA Section A & Section B only including contextual themes. This is approximately the first 8-9 pages of the NEA with accompanying lessons (13-15 Lessons). Please note: This is a rough guide to the NEA and not a definitive one solution fits all approach. Please make sure that you follow The NEA guidance from the exam board. We take no responsibility for how this guidance is used or the outcomes produced by your students. The presentation also provides possible student page layouts that need to be used in accordance with the exam boards NEA malpractice guidelines. Includes: Section A Introduction to the NEA A assignment Introduction to the marking scheme in student speak Mark scheme and break down Contextual Themes, Inspiration boards and project ideas Contextual brainstorms Stakeholder requirements/target market Questionnaires Looking at Existing Products and work of others Further Primary/research needs Social, economic and environmental needs Technical Specification Plenaries Includes: Section B Introduction to the NEA Section B assignment Introduction to the marking scheme in student speak Mark scheme and break down Establishing a real life problem Client Needs Situation/Problems Creating client needs linked to Section B How to write a Design Brief What is a Specification via stakeholders How to write a Specification How to Justify your Specification Linking the Design Brief and Specification to your design ideas. The presentation also provides possible student page layouts that need to be used in accordance to the exam boards NEA.

Please note: This is a rough guide to the NEA and not a definitive one solution fits all approach. Please make sure that you follow The NEA guidance from the exam board. We take no responsibility for how this guidance is used or the outcomes produced by your students. The presentation also provides possible student page layouts that need to be used in accordance with the exam boards NEA malpractice guidelines. This is the ultimate teacher and student guide to the NEA for WJEC Section B only. This is approximately the next 3 pages of the NEA with accompanying lessons (5-6 Lessons). Over 50 slides! Includes: Introduction to the NEA Section 1.2 assignment Introduction to the marking scheme in student speak Mark scheme and break down Establishing a real life problem Client Needs Situation/Problems Creating client needs linked to Section B How to write a Design Brief What is a Specification via stakeholders How to write a Specification How to Justify your Specification Linking the Design Brief and Specification to your design ideas. All acknowledge have been shown for any use of mark schemes from the exam boards. These are easily accessed by the public.

This is a rough guide to the NEA and not a definitive one solution fits all approach. Please make sure that you follow The NEA guidance from the exam board. We take no responsibility for how this guidance is used or the outcomes produced by your students. The presentation also provides possible student page layouts that need to be used in accordance with the exam boards NEA malpractice guidelines. This is the ultimate teacher and student guide to the NEA for OCR Strand A/1 only. This is approximately the next 3 pages of the NEA with accompanying lessons (5-6 Lessons). Over 50 slides! Includes: Introduction to the NEA Section 1.2 assignment Introduction to the marking scheme in student speak Mark scheme and break down Establishing a real life problem Client Needs Situation/Problems Creating client needs linked to Strand 1/A How to write a Design Brief What is a Specification via stakeholders How to write a Specification How to Justify your Specification Linking the Design Brief and Specification to your design ideas. All acknowledge have been shown for any use of mark schemes from the exam boards. These are easily accessed by the public.

Please note: This is a rough guide to the NEA and not a definitive one solution fits all approach. Please make sure that you follow The NEA guidance from the exam board. We take no responsibility for how this guidance is used or the outcomes produced by your students. The presentation also provides possible student page layouts that need to be used in accordance with the exam boards NEA malpractice guidelines. This is the ultimate teacher and student guide to the NEA for Edexcel Section 1.2 only. This is approximately the next 3 pages of the NEA with accompanying lessons (5-6 Lessons). Over 50 slides! Includes: Introduction to the NEA Section 1.2 assignment Introduction to the marking scheme in student speak Mark scheme and break down Establishing a real life problem Client Needs Situation/Problems Creating client needs linked to Section 1.2 How to write a Design Brief What is a Specification How to write a Specification How to Justify your Specification Linking the Design Brief and Specification to your design ideas. All acknowledge have been shown for any use of mark schemes from the exam boards. These are easily accessed by the public.

This Bloom’s based placemat can be used during DT lessons where students need to complete written work and can help them to justify their choices during design work and improve their literacy skills. This can also be displayed as a poster on the wall of your classroom and can be applicable in all disciplines. You’d be amazed at the difference this makes to the students written work and how well this can help students who struggle with literacy.

AQA GCSE Food Preparation & Nutrition section 1 lesson 6

AQA GCSE Food Preparation & Nutrition section 1 lesson 5

AQA GCSE Food Preparation Section 1 Lesson 4

AQA GCSE Food Preparation Section 1 Lesson 3

AQA GCSE Food Preparation Section 1 Lesson 2

AQA GCSE Food Preparation Section 1 Lesson 1

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