| Technology Weekly Lessons Plan | |||||||
| version :1.2 | 24-Aug-04 | ||||||
| Teacher | S Nicholson | Subject | GCSE Exam Final Project and Exam Prep | ||||
| Teaching group | 11C/D | BromCom Code | |||||
| (if different from teaching group label) | |||||||
| Day | Monday/Friday | Date | Lesson No.: | 34-36 of 54 | |||
| Topic | Developing a solution | NC ref / SoW ref: | Key Stage 4 | ||||
| Learning Objective(s) | (by the end of this lessons pupils should understand / know / be able to…) | ||||||
| Understand how to develop their design ideas into 'workable' solutions | |||||||
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| Special Needs / differentiation | |||||||
| All must… | All must: Produce 2/3 pages of 'development' with suitable notes | ||||||
| Most should | Most should: Have a clear idea of the final design by the end of the 3rd lesson | ||||||
| Some should | Some could: Have begun simple modelling of ideas using paper and thin card | ||||||
| Literacy | I.C.T. | Numeracy | |||||
| Annotation | y | CAD | o | Averages | o | ||
| Answering Q in full sentences | o | Databases | o | Calculations (general) | o | ||
| Crossword / Wordsearch | o | Internet use | o | Graph drawing; scales | o | ||
| Keywords | y | Spreadsheets | o | Interpretting Data | o | ||
| Labelling diagrams | y | Word Processing | o | Measuring | y | ||
| Reading books / worksheets | y | Other | o | Other | o | ||
| Writing frames | o | ||||||
| Other (give details) | |||||||
| Starter Activity | |||||||
| Collect project work, equipment and materials ready for the lesson | |||||||
| Continue with 'development' of solution | |||||||
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| Homework | Sorting out materials and dimensions for the 'making' part of the project | ||||||
| Due in : | next week | ||||||
| Main Lesson Activities | |||||||
| The target this week must be to move pupils towards producing a 'final' design idea. Sketches should be developing into more formal drawings and a rendered pictorial view of the final idea should be possible using either oblique, isometric or perspective techniques | |||||||
| In order to move pupils to thinking more widely about what they need to produce, during the double period set a timed task | |||||||
| With very few exceptions pupils would benefit from producing at least one sheet on how they will 'promote' their product. Advertising material for magazines and newspapers, posters/flyers, web sites, point of sale displays and packaging. . | |||||||
| This will provide opportunity for colour work, simple modelling, additional ICT and may also get pupils to think about commercial viability This should take about 50 minutes | |||||||
| Make use of the project guide booklet as appropriate. Orthographic drawings and model planning, coming up next week! | |||||||
| Plenary | Plenary - to be confirmed | ||||||
| Learning Checks / assessment & summary | |||||||
| Discussion with pupils | y | Q/A session with whole class | y | ||||
| Looking at folders / written and sketched work | o | Test | o | ||||
| Practical outcome | y | ||||||
| Other | |||||||
| Evaluation of the lesson may be found on the reverse of this lesson plan | Key: o = possible, y = included, ? = may be | ||||||