Assessment for Learning (Key
Facts) 1 - What is Product
Design?
2 - Safety 3 - Materials -
Timber 4 -
Materials - Metals 5 - Materials - Plastics 6 - Processing Plastics End
of Term
1 Review
Answer
GridTerm 2 Assessment for Learning (Key
Facts) 7 - Scales of Production 8 - Manipulating and Combining
Materials 9 - New and Smart
Materials 10 - Paper and
Card 11 - Packaging 12 -
Target Markets and Social Grades End
of Term
2 Review
Answer
Grid
Term 3 Assessment for
Learning (Key Facts) 13 - History of Product
Design 14 - Classic and Retro
Design 15 - Human Factors : Anthropometrics and
Ergonomics 16 - Product Evolution and Continuous
Improvement 17 - Rendering and Presentation
Techniques End
of Term
3 Review
Answer
Grid
Term
4 Assessment for Learning (Key
Facts) 18 - Printing
Processes 19 - Branding and
Advertising 20 - Environmental Issues and
Sustainability 21 - Manufacturing
Systems 22
- Consumer Issues End of Term
4 Review
Answer Grid 23 - Preparation for Mock Exam
Term 5 24 - Mock Exam
Week 25
- P4E - Paper and Card 26 - P4E -
Packaging 27 - P4E -
Timber 28 - P4E -
Metals 29 - P4E -
Plastics 30 - P4E -
Design Methodology 31 - P4E - Product
Marketing 32 - P4E -
Safety 33 - P4E -
Quality 34 - P4E - Ethical, Environmental and
Sustainability Issues 35 - P4E - Consumer
Issues 36 - P4E - Product
Manufacture 37 - P4E -
Methods of Production 38 - P4E -
Manufacturing Systems 39 - P4E - Use of ICT (Information and
Communication Technology) 40 - P4E - New
Materials 41 - P4E - Manipulating and Combining
Materials 42 - P4E - Evolution of Product
Design 43 - P4E - Human
Factors
Revision 100 -
wallcharts Revision 100 - Question
slips Revision 100 - Record
worksheet