“Understanding how design can have a positive impact on others”.

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“Understanding how design can have a positive impact on others”. NEA MINI ASSESSMENT Lesson 7/10 DESIGN FOR SOCIETY “Understanding how design can have a positive impact on others”. Learning Aims: Apply previous lessons learning of inclusive design to a mini NEA design brief. Use product analysis & clients problem from the previous lesson to generate a range of design ideas. Develop confidence in drawing quick, thumbnail sketches which demonstrate solutions to the problem with annotation.

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person DO NOW ACTIVITY THINK – PAIR – SHARE WHAT I THINK AFTER SHARING WITH MY PARTNER AFTER SHARING WITH MY CLASS Study the above image of adapted toothbrushes which assist elderly/disabled users.

AFTER SHARING WITH MY PARTNER THINK – PAIR – SHARE THINK – PAIR – SHARE WHAT I THINK AFTER SHARING WITH MY PARTNER AFTER SHARING WITH MY CLASS WHAT I THINK AFTER SHARING WITH MY PARTNER AFTER SHARING WITH MY CLASS WORKSHEET TO PRINT

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person Your client – Ethel, aged 82. Ethel has arthritis and this means her joints (in particular in her hands) are weakened. She suffers from joint pain and stiffness (especially at the beginning and end of the day). This typically will be when she brushes her teeth. She has reduced range of motions and this affects her joints and can often lead to swelling. Re-read the clients brief. What are the key words/information? What will you need to consider the MOST?

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person Your client – Ethel, aged 82. Ethel has ARTHRITIS and this means her JOINTS (in particular in HER HANDS) are WEAKENED. She suffers from JOINT PAIN and STIFFNESS (especially at the BEGINNING and END of the day). This typically will be when she brushes her teeth. She has REDUCED RANGE OF MOTIONS and this affects her joints and can often LEAD TO SWELLING. To be successful in producing a solution you will need to meet these NEEDS.

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person Your main task today is to produce a wide range of THUMBNAIL, CONCEPT sketches. These should be: Imaginative Creative Innovative *not a direct copy of an existing design Focus on the clients needs Criteria used is for AQA. Can be adapted to other exam boards. Don’t forget your ANNOTATION – EXPLAIN & SELL YOUR IDEA.

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person Quick concept sketches with annotated notes. These show the problem and highlights what you need to improve. In your sketch book produce a series of sketches (2 pages) of problems Ethel may face with her toothbrush. Remember Ethel's issues.

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person An idea/new thought Do these concept solutions resolve Ethel's problem?

GCSE Design Technology – Toothbrush redesign for an elderly person Developing sketching – sketching = no rulers! You should aim for 2-3 pages of sketches. All ideas should be different in their design and show that they resolve the clients problem. Colour should be applied to show shade/tone. Annotation should be added to explain the idea/materials/how it will be used. Black fine liners can be borrowed to add THICK and thin lines.