| Topic: Safety with Electricity | Contexts: Personal, School, Home | Areas: Product and Process, Information and Communication Technology, | ||
| Year 4-6 | Level Two | |||
| Situation: | we need to be more aware of how to use electronic devices safely at home and at school | |||
| Design Brief: | prepare information that clearly demonstrates for young child how to use and operate a familiar electrical device safely | |||
| Specifications: | - must be clear and concise - must have drawings and graphics - must be visually appealing - must be able to be displayed near the electronic device - must demonstrate awareness of safety |
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| Technological Knowledge and
Understanding Objective: Level 2.2b identify and depict ideas about components of technological systems such as connections Learning Experiences: 1. classify familiar electrical devices used for heating
within the home and school environment |
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| Technological Capability Objective: Level 2:5 gather information and identify and discuss needs, opportunities and preferences in their local environment Learning Experiences: 1. develop and prepare a list of procedures clearly
demonstrating and electrical device |
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| Technology and Society Objective: Level 2:7 identify different views about a specific technological development within the local community 1.
prepare a survey on common electrical devices used in the home, it will
need to state what the device is, what it is used for, who uses it, who
shouldn't use it and why |
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| Assessment | ||||
| Level 2:2b identify and depict ideas about components of technological systems such as connections | Assessment Task: collect and discuss instruction sheets and other informational material about the use and operations of electrical devices. Make notes about similarities in instructions, identify the important facts |
Level 3 explore and describe how components are linked in a technological system |
Level 2 identify and depict ideas about components of technological systems such as connections |
Level 1 ask questions and share ideas about modifications in familiar technologies |
written by Noeleen Fox-Matamua, Wiljan Dekkers and Jacqui Sharp
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