Design & Manufacture Course outline3 Outcomes Outcome 1 6 sub-outcomes leading to production of a design folio Outcome 2 4 sub-outcomes leading to production.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
ProfessionalValues and Practice Look for differentiation. Monitor lesson plans (planning links). IEPs used Short evaluations should be encouraged (and.
Advertisements

Learning Outcomes: the impact on teachers and trainers Edwin Webb Emeritus Reader in Education and Training University of Greenwich London.
How can we teach subject-specific pedagogy?….
Senior Secondary Reform Team, DECS Curriculum Services Task design – SACE Stage 2 Workshop term Part 1.
CONTENT LAYOUT o OBJECTIVES: o PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES o Periodicity o TYPOGRAPHY DETAILS: o FORMAT: o QUALITY & LENGTH OF THE QUESTION PAPER o VALIDATION.
12 Solving a Problem: Crime and Justice. 2 2 Learning Outcomes Identify real world applications for solving a problem. Understand the steps for writing.
What makes effective questioning? How can you use questioning to differentiate? Questioning.
Social Subjects Showcase SOCIAL SUBJECTS – A BROAD GENERAL EDUCATION National 4 and 5 options  History  Geography  Modern studies.
Factors Impacting Performance (FIP) Evidence we need from Pupils…..
The Design Cycle: A Problem Solving Process
Higher Physical Education
Coursework task (60%) – approx 45 hours Design and manufacture a product which can be sold to make funds for a chosen charity. Design Portfolio (40%)
Determining Essential Learnings or Essential Outcomes September 14, 2010.
New Advanced Higher Subject Implementation Events
New Advanced Higher Subject Implementation Events Design and Manufacture: Advanced Higher Course Assessment.
Forest Hill School Library Writing All depends upon purpose and audience.
PLANNING YOUR EPQ How to write a great research paper – Cambridge Uni.
Kazakhstan Centres of Excellence Teacher Education Programme Assessment of teachers at Level Two.
 Based on progressions points - learning statements that indicate what a student should be able to achieve at each level.  No set assessment, the way.
The New Studies of Religion Syllabus Implementation Package: Session Two.
Supporting your child through GCSE History
Soaring to the heights of personal success Enabling candidates to raise grades from B to A and from A to A*
Regional Seminar 2005 EVALUATING POLICY Are your policies working? How do you know? School Development Planning Initiative.
ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES THE FOUR PART MODEL Presented by Daya Chetty 20 APRIL 2013.
Added Value in Modern Studies Step One: Choosing your issue.
GCSE Design and Technology: Product Design
Standard Grade An Overview. The Course  Duration  Elements  What you will study  Outcomes  Your input.
Key messages from Verification  Use valid and reliable assessments  SQA-produced Unit Assessment Support Packs  Centre devised assessments.
Technology Integration Planning Model (TIP) Effective Classroom Uses of Technology.
(As if you don’t have enough to do!) This presentation was created by J. Sheppard and adapted by S. Russell Introduction to Assessment.
Stages of monitoring Information for panellists. Monitoring Occurs mid-way through the course of study Review panels consider how schools have implemented.
Knowing your command words will help you understand the question… Learn them!
ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING. -actively involved in their own learning; -able to judge the success of their work and set and understand targets for improvement;
Maryland College and Career Readiness Conference Summer 2015.
Welcome to Firrhill High School “Firrhill – providing learning opportunities of the highest quality”
Duncanrig Secondary School Study Planning How Can I Support My Child?
Objectives: - Outcomes: - Differentiated learning : - Literacy: -SMSC: - Lesson Overview Writing Frames Dictionaries VCOP Thesaurus moral- consideration.
The Monitoring and Assessment Assignment TS – 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Research Assessment Task
CCEA Support Events GCSE Languages Controlled Assessment Writing.
Investigate Plan Design Create Evaluate (Test it to objective evaluation at each stage of the design cycle) state – describe - explain the problem some.
Reflective Thinking Stage 4 with Shona Cochrane. Programme roll out: Routine Using Key Words Adding definitions Applying Reflective Thinking.
Supporting Teacher Assessment - English. “This half-day meeting is part of a package available to purchase through our e-store. The package is designed.
Design Question 4 – Element 22
Using evidence to review and moderate students’ progress against the Teachers’ Standards Explain that students should have provided their TP files and.
Self-Evaluation and Curriculum Change
Year 10 GCSE PHYSICS Brief course overview Assessment profile
Controlled Assessment
Exam feedback.
Design & Technology Department Port Glasgow High School
Exam Preparation Preparation for lessons should be done as homework and independent study tasks. Exam question set each wk as apart of homework and/or.
2.2 | Use Planning Tools.
The Design Cycle: A Problem Solving Process
Design Brief A furniture manufacturer has asked you to produce designs for a games console storage device. All of your designs must store/hold the console.
Stages of the monitoring process
Understanding Standards An overview of course assessment
Design & Technology Department Port Glasgow High School
N4/5 Design & manufacture
MYP Design Cycle Inquiring and analyzing Developing Ideas Evaluating
Design & Technology Department Port Glasgow High School
New Specimen Papers.
Year 6 Reading Comprehension: A demonstration of the different types of question used to check understanding of reading. Year 6 will be asked to show.
Physical EDUCATION Higher.
‘I want to do experiments’
HIGHERS IN BARRHEAD HIGH SCHOOL
Revised Higher Course Assessment Higher Design and Manufacture
Commitment to learning
How to structure an answer
Understanding Standards An overview of course assessment
Tricky issues with your research
Presentation transcript:

Design & Manufacture Course outline3 Outcomes Outcome 1 6 sub-outcomes leading to production of a design folio Outcome 2 4 sub-outcomes leading to production of a design proposal and a Manufacture schedule. Outcome 3 5 sub-outcomes leading to evaluation of a product.

Outcome 1 1.1Analyse a Brief – factors 1.2Research design factors 1.3Justify design factors 1.4Product specification 1.5Form a design proposal 1.6Incorporate factors in proposal

Outcome 1 Pupil Evidence A Design Brief graded and retained by the teacher – this will contain everything that each pupil has to demonstrate; both in terms of understanding and of explaining their knowledge of all design elements pertaining to the Design Process.

Outcome 2 2.1Graphic or model showing a design proposal 2.2Idea generation/synthesis 2.3Presentation drawing/specification 2.4Manufacture schedule

Outcome 2 Pupil Evidence A model or rendered graphic of a synthesised proposal retained by the teacher A detailed Design specification A chronological sequence of operations required to complete the construction of the proposal

Outcome 3 3.1Evaluate relevant design factors 3.2Strategy/method of evaluation is evident/justified 3.3Evaluate a product against competitors, present/justify results 3.4Submit a reasoned conclusion 3.5Environmental impact

Outcome 3 Pupil Evidence A completed evaluation report on a product, graded and retained by the teacher.

Teacher help Pupils have been issued with a list detailing everything they could possibly be tested on Class tests; graded and feed-back given Individual pupil difficulties identified and specifically targeted Provide pupils with exemplar materials so they are aware of the standard they need to aspire to at National 5 level Issue, mark and give feed-back on homework Provide individual record-of-work folders for each pupil for them to record activities, take notes, etc (this will be especially helpful when revising for National exams)

Parent pack A copy of the presentation A copy of the curricular help list that has been issued to pupils An actual class test that pupils have completed An exemplar of a design folio targeted specifically on evaluating a product

Parent help Ask you child often how they are doing in the subject, if there are difficulties how are they solving them Check homework, especially after teacher marking to see how they are coping Ask to see their personal record folder containing their course notes and test them on the content