Australian Technologies Curriculum

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Australian Technologies Curriculum by Mind Map: Australian Technologies Curriculum

1. Band Levels

1.1. Foundation - Yr 2

1.2. Yr 3 - Yr 4

1.3. Yr 5 - Yr 6

1.4. Yr 7 - Yr 8

1.5. Yr 9 - Yr 10

2. Curriculum Aims & Objectives

2.1. Use a variety of technologies in creative ways

2.2. Select and use appropriate technology

2.3. Make informed decisions about technology

2.4. Critique own designs using their knowledge of technology

3. Content Descriptors

3.1. Technologies includes content descriptions at each band level. These describe the knowledge, understanding and skills that teachers are expected to teach and students are expected to learn

4. Key Ideas

4.1. Creating preferred futures

4.2. Project Management

4.3. Safety

4.4. Animal Ethics

4.5. Thinking in technologies

4.5.1. Systems thinking

4.5.2. Design thinking

4.5.3. Computational thinking

4.6. Information and communication technologies in the Australian Curriculum

5. Student Diversity

5.1. Students with disability

5.2. Students with English as an additional language

5.3. Gifted and talented students

6. General Capablities

6.1. Literacy

6.2. Numeracy

6.3. Information and Communication Technology

6.4. Critical and Creative Thinking

6.5. Personal and Social Capability

6.6. Ethical Understanding

6.7. Intercultural Understanding

7. Links to Other Learning Areas

7.1. English

7.2. History

7.3. The Arts

7.4. Mathematics

7.5. Health and Physical Education

7.6. Humanities and Social Sciences

7.7. Science

7.8. Languages

8. Achievement Standards

8.1. An achievement standard describes the quality of learning (the depth of conceptual understanding and the sophistication of skills) that would indicate the student is well-placed to commence the learning required at the next level of achievement. The achievement standards for Technologies reflect the distinctive practices of each subject along with aspects of learning that are common to all Technologies subjects.

9. Key Concepts

9.1. Data collection, representation and interpretation

9.2. Specification, algorithms and implementation

9.3. Original systems

9.4. Interactions and impacts

9.5. Abstraction

10. Content

10.1. Design and Technologies

10.1.1. Knowledge and Understanding

10.1.1.1. Technology and societies

10.1.1.2. Technologies and context

10.1.2. Process and Production Skills

10.1.2.1. Creating solutions by; investigating & defining, designing, producing & implementing, evaluating and collaborating & managing

10.2. Digital Technologies

10.2.1. Knowledge and Understanding

10.2.1.1. Digital Systems

10.2.1.2. Representation of data

10.2.2. Process and Production Skills

10.2.2.1. Collecting, managing and analysing data

10.2.2.2. Digital implementation

10.2.2.3. Creating solutions by; investigating & defining, designing, producing & implementing, evaluating and collaborating & managing

11. Strands

11.1. Processes and production skills

11.2. Knowledge and understanding

12. Content Elaborations

12.1. Content elaborations are provided for Foundation to Year 10 as support material to illustrate and exemplify what is to be taught and to assist teachers in developing a shared understanding of the content descriptions. They are not intended to be comprehensive content points that all students need to be taught nor do they encompass every aspect of a content description.

13. Cross-Curriculum Priorities

13.1. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture

13.2. Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia

13.3. Sustainability