Featured articleCADCAM: A guide for secondary schoolsWritten by Bob Cater, TEP associate and Technology Alliance Wales (TAW) Chief Executive and jointly published by TEP and NAAIDT, this book features examples of 2D and 3D product design, tracing product development through to manufacture. It illustrates a range of ideas to develop CAD/CAM in a variety of contexts and materials. It also contains materials to help departments assess where they are with CAD/CAM provision and to plan for development. A brief look at the use of CAD/CAM as a Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 3 transition activity is also included. Latest entries in this section | ||
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Read more...National Curriculum in ActionPupils' work online"This is one of the most useful resources I've come across to support the national curriculum. Seeing actual pupils' work alongside commentaries helps me see how all of the advice and guidance translates into practice." - Head of Technology, North Yorkshire Link to National Curriculum in ActionThis website uses pupils' work and case study materials to show what the National Curriculum in D&T looks like in practice.
NAAIDT Project ExchangeAbout NAAIDT Project ExchangeProject Exchange provides teachers and others with the opportunity to share ideas for design and technology projects and activities. Each entry comprises a text description to a common format and, if available, a related illustration. Provision is made also for colleagues to share related learning materials using the Downloads button where this is implemented.Link to NAAIDT Project ExchangeWork Related LearningA description of Work Related LearningWork-related learning is defined as planned activity that uses work as a context for learning. It encompasses a broad range of activities that allow students to experience working life. It involves learning about working practices, experiencing the work environment, developing skills for working life and learning through activities and challenges set in work-related contexts. Link to the National Curriculum for WRLLink to the QCA resources for WRLLink to the Ofsted report "Work-related learning: the story so far (PDF format)"NAAIDT D&T MilestonesAbout D&T MilestonesThe NAAIDT Database of D&T Milestones comprises a gallery of products or inventions of all types selected by pupils, teachers and NAAIDT members as being significant developments. Each entry comprises a text description and illustration together with an approximate date and details of provenance where known. The gallery will be useful for product analysis activities and to provide a historical perspective to the study of design and technology. Some entries include additional information which may be downloaded using the 'Download' link where this is implemented. Link to NAAIDT D&T MilestonesNAAIDT PortfolioAbout PortfolioThe NAAIDT Portfolio comprises a database of D&T coursework together with the grade or level attained, where these exist, and a brief commentary on the assessment judgement made. The examples are given in good faith to provide guidance for teachers in this difficult area but they have no authority and do not take precedence over the results of statutory assessment processes. Link to NAAIDT PortfolioNAAIDT CADCAM GalleryAbout CADCAM GalleryNAAIDT supports DATA and DfEE in the innovative CADCAM initiatives by making it possible for teachers to share work done by pupils using CAD software. Each entry comprises a text description and illustration of the outcome together with the option to download the CAD file used if available. Link to NAAIDT CADCAM GalleryAdding text, images or files helpImages can be added to an article summary and contributors can opt to include additional text, images or files to downloadAdditional resources are added by choosing from the drop down menu at the bottom of the input form when articles are submitted. The process can be repeated as often as is required. Return to new NAAIDT Online - User Guide NAAIDT Annual Conference 2010Integrating Hearts, Heads and HandsMarriott Hotel & National STEM Centre, York 15 – 17 April 2010See NAAIDT Shop for details of conferences and training events |
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