This stands for designing assessment.
Goal: What is the goal of the
Assessment?
Role
Audience
Situation
Product, performance
Standards and criteria for
success
Subject group
and discipline:
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Design (design, digital design, product design)
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Unit
duration:
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about 20 hours
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Unit
title:
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Identity in a developing global society
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Global
context and specific exploration:
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Personal and cultural expression: artistry, craft,
creation, beauty
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Key concept:
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Communication
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Related
concept:
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Function
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Statement of
inquiry:
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Functions of design can help to develop and improve
personal and cultural expression.
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Inquiry
questions such as these should be developed by teachers and students:
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Factual:
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What is a custom?
What is a tradition? What is a
culture?
Which artifacts, customs and
traditions demonstrate cultural heritage?
How do we preserve our cultural
heritage?
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Conceptual:
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How does design improve communication of personal /
cultural heritage?
What is the function of design in personal /
cultural heritage?
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Debatable:
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Should we be concerned about losing our cultural
identity as we become global citizens?
Is the right to personal expression more important
than cultural sensitivity?
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Summative
assessment
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The student produces an ePortfolio which follows the
design cycle to create a solution (or range of solutions) which helps others
to preserve or appreciate aspects of cultural heritage.
Students must select one, or more, of the following
target audiences/clients:
· Infants, children and
teenagers
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People from a different
culture
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Visitors, tourists and
exchange students
Final solutions may be, but are not limited to, the
following ideas:
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A culinary experience which
introduces techniques and produce specific to a culture
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An application that allows
others to access aspects of a culture
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An interactive storybook
which details the evolution of a culture
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A multi-media solution which
preserves memories
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A textile based solution that
encapsulates myths or legends
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A toy or game that informs
the audience of an aspect of the culture
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