Inspire your students and develop their knowledge of good practice and theory, with a textbook that fully links creativity and practical skills to underpinning knowledge. Real understanding requires more than simply ticking off theory listed in the specification. Students need to know how and where to apply it, and understand why. - Written specifically for Graphic Products, rather than adapted from a generic Design and Technology template - Exciting exemplars of innovative and interesting design solutions, which are analysed and linked to the AQA specification - Direct links between theory and its application, helping students to truly grasp underpinning knowledge and improve their written paper grades

 

This book is part of a book series called Aqa Gcse Design And Technology .

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 208 pages in this book. This book was published 2011 by Hodder Education .

Series Editor Bryan Williams is a senior examiner for a large awarding body Eamonn Durkan is a former examiner for a major awarding body David Dunlop is a former Head of Design and Technology and is an Advanced Skills Teacher

This book has the following chapters: 1 Properties of materials 2 Use of graphic equipment and components 3 Designers 4 Techniques and processes 5 Products and applications 6 Evaluation 7 Social, cultural, moral, environmental, economic and sustainability issues 8 Information and communication technology 9 Health and safety 10 Systems and control proceducres 11 Industrial practices 12 Controlled assessment