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Your Learning Journey starts here!

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Your Learning Journey starts here!

  1. Design

    • Level 3
    • Level 4
      • Obtained the views of others.
      • Explained how the chosen design will suit the user
      • Produced 3 annotated design ideas
      • Identified at least 3 user needs
      • Written down who the design is for
    • Level 5
      • Developed the design using modelling or drawing and explained why the changes were necessary
      • Explain how the views of others has influenced the design and suggested improvements.
      • Analysed the design ideas against the design criteria
      • Produced 3 detailed annotated design ideas
      • identified the important features that will be needed by the design (design criteria)
    • Level 6
      • Developed the idea further and explained why the changes better meet the needs of the user
      • Written at least 6 design criteria and explained why they are important
      • Written at least 6 design criteria and explained why they are important
    • Level 7
      • thoroughly explained how my idea meets the needs of the user
      • developed the idea further and tested it against the design criteria and taken into account user views
      • written at least 8 design criteria and explained why they are important
      • produced a range of feasible design ideas - all annotated and explained thoroughly
    • Level 8
      • Used iteration to improve my design
      • Explained fully how my designs meet the demands of the brief
      • produced a wide range of feasible design ideas using a variety of techniques
  2. Make

    • Level 3
      • Used some appropriate tools to make my product
      • Written a step by step plan of how to make my product
      • Used some appropriate tools to make my product
    • Level 4
      • Used appropriate tools to make my product
      • Written an accurate step by step plan of how to make my product
      • Used appropriate tools to make my product
    • Level 5
      • Used a range of tools and processes to make my product
      • Written a step by step plan using the correct technical vocabulary and included safety checks
      • Made a product to a good standard of accuracy
    • Level 6
      • Been able to select tools and materials independently
      • Written a step by step plan which explains how the product would be made to a good standard. Described materials, tools and processes.
      • made a product with a medium level of challenge which is finished to a good standard
    • Level 7
      • Explained which materials and processes are most suitable for the product and suggested alternatives
      • Written a detailed plan of making with quality control checks
      • Made a well-finished product that has a medium to high level of challenge
    • Level 8
      • Made a well-finished product which has a high level of challenge
      • Explained how the product has been modified during making and why these changes were necessary
  3. Evaluate

    • Level 3
      • Evaluated my own product and suggested an improvement
      • Analysed existing products and suggested an improvement
    • Level 4
      • Evaluated my own product and suggested at least 2 improvements
      • Analysed existing products and suggested at least 2 improvements
    • Level 5
      • Sought the views of others
      • Evaluated my product against design criteria
      • Analysed existing products to see how suitable they are for their intended users
    • Level 6
      • Evaluated my own product and explained how improvements would suit the intended user.
      • Compared my finished product to others
      • Analysed existing products for functionality, cost, and target market
    • Level 7
      • Refined my product further as a result of my evaluation
      • Evaluated my product for its impact on the environment
      • Analysed existing products for their impact on the environment
    • Level 8
      • Analysed existing products for their impact on society
      • Evaluated and refined my product, taking into account its impact on society and the views of intended users and other interested groups
  4. Technical Knowledge

    • Level 3
      • Identified the sensory attributes of ingredients
      • Identified the 8 healthy tips for a healthy diet
      • Identified the 5 sections of the Eatwell plate and described the nutrients provided within each section
    • Level 4
      • Described the sensory attributes of ingredients
      • Named a variety of kitchen implements and their purposes
      • Designed a balanced meal using the principles of the eatwell plate
    • Level 5
      • Examined how different packaging can affect the environment
      • Described why some people become vegetarians
      • Designed a healthy eating leaflet using the 8 tips for healthy eating
      • Described the role of nutrients in the diet and identified which foods contain which nutrients
    • Level 6
      • Examined the dietary needs of a particular group in society – disabled, religious, cultural.
      • Explained how seasons may affect the food available and understood the environmental impact of buying the same food all year round.
      • Written an opinion of the best methods of improving diets
      • Described the some of the environmental issues around food production
      • Used a star chart to compare sensory qualities of a type of food
    • Level 7
      • Explained environmental issues around food production
      • Modified a recipe to meet the needs of a particular group in society - disabled, religious, cultural
      • Used a star chart to compare sensory qualities of a type of food and explained this in a critical way

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Mind Map on Your Learning Journey starts here!, created by Rebecca Pallas-Gill on 30/09/2014.
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