Australian Curriculum Technologies

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Australian Curriculum Technologies by Mind Map: Australian Curriculum Technologies

1. General Capabilities

1.1. Literacy

1.2. Numeracy

1.3. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

1.4. Critical and Creative Thinking

1.5. Personal and Social Capability

1.6. Ethical Understanding

1.7. Intercultural Understanding

2. Student Diversity

2.1. Students with a Disability

2.2. Gifted and Talented Students

2.3. English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/EALD)

3. Aims and Objectives

3.1. Understanding

3.1.1. Understanding the roles and responsibilities of people in design and technologies occupations and their responsibilities and jobs contribute to society.

3.1.2. How technology advances over time and the impact technological development has had on society.

3.2. Skills

3.2.1. Making use of design systems, thinking to reach and communicate diversely

3.2.2. Manipulating a range of materials, systems, tools and equipment creatively, competently and safely, and managing processes.

3.2.3. Creating Solutions

3.2.4. Investigating Problems

3.2.5. Evaluating processes using continuous improvement framework.

3.2.6. Analysing Data

3.3. Knowledge

3.3.1. Lead to a sustainable future.

3.3.2. Developing confidence when students use technology effectively.

4. Links to Other Learning Areas

4.1. English

4.2. Mathematics

4.3. Science

4.4. The Arts

4.5. Humanities

4.6. Health and Physical Education

4.7. Languages

5. Cross Curriculum Priorities

5.1. Sustainability

5.2. Asia and Australia's Engagement with Asia

5.3. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders History and Cultures

6. Key Concepts

6.1. Using Materials

6.1.1. Materials

6.1.2. Personel

6.1.3. Services

6.1.4. Duration

6.2. Exploring

6.3. Investigating

6.4. Personal Reflection

6.5. Critique Needs

6.6. Sequencing

6.6.1. Material and Technology Specialisations

7. Content Descriptors

7.1. Each year level branches out into two year level descriptors.

7.1.1. Design Technologies, Processes and Production Skills.

7.1.2. Design Technologies, Knowledge and Understanding.

8. Key Ideas

8.1. Thinking Skills

8.1.1. System Thinking

8.1.2. Design Thinking

8.1.3. Computational Thinking

8.2. Preferred Future

8.3. Project Management

9. In Contexts and Societies

9.1. Food and Fibre Production

9.2. Food Technologies

10. Year Levels

10.1. F-2

10.2. 3-4

10.3. 5-6

10.4. 7-8

10.5. 9-10

11. Subjects

11.1. Design Materials and Technology

11.2. Digital Technologies

12. Strands

12.1. Representation of Data

12.2. Define Project Development and Measurement

13. Process and Production Skills

13.1. Investigating

13.2. Generating

13.3. Producing

13.4. Evaluating

13.5. Collaborating and Managing