• How did you incorporate • What could be the challenges • Who is your proposal aimed feedback into your proposal? you might face when putting your at and why? proposal into the real world? • What makes it different to • What positive impact will your existing solutions? proposal have? 4 Examples Page 1: Research board Research board: • What design brief are you tackling? Happiness co. [...] 7 Examples Page 4: Testing and development Testing and development: • How did you test your idea? Food waste pop-up book • Who did you ask for feedback? A pop-up book for children designed to • How did you incorporate educate them on food waste and the feedback into your proposal? importance of growing their own food. [...] Survey conducted to collect feedback 8 Examples Page 5: Impact Impact: • How could your proposal work Powering people in the real world? A way to bring the community • What could be the challenges together while promoting green you might face when putting your energy and saving the planet Awareness and detailed proposal into the real world? explanation of wider • What positive impact will your Yea. [...] A pop-up book for children designed to • Who is your proposal aimed educate them on food waste and the Detailed use of materials at and why? • What makes it different to importance of growing their own food. [...] A way to bring the community Identified target • Who is your proposal aimed together while promoting green audience and benefits at and why? • What makes it different to energy and saving the planet existing solutions? Photography used to Year 11,12+13 show project visuals 1 student commended for Powering people 2021/22 brief.
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