Using these Strategies

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Using these Strategies

• Pre-teaching a topic
• Introduction to a topic
• Teaching a topic
• Independent Learning
• Study
• Revision
• Scaffold Learning
• Assessment for Learning

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Stages Ladder
If a topic involves a linear chain of events,
with a definite beginning and end, use the ladder.
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Addition of Additives and Packaging
Steps in Milling of Wheat
Air Classifying
Rolling
Sieving
Break Rolling
Blending
Cleaning
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Steps in the Manufacture of Margarine
Packaging
Emulsification
Other ingredients added
Blending
Hydrogenation
Oil Extraction
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Chain of Linked Events
TOPIC
COMMENT
Starting Idea
Use this graphic organiser if a topic involves a
series of interlinked events.
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TOPIC Madiera Mixture
Cool and serve with sprinkled icing sugar
180 C
Bake for 15-20 mins
Grease tin
Add Baking Powder
Fold in 150g Flour
Add 2 Beaten eggs
Cream tog.
COMMENT Evaluate your cake 1. 2. 3.
100g Margarine 100g Castor Sugar
Start
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FLOW CHART
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Stair Steps
GOAL
If a topic involves plotting a course
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GOAL Sequence for cleaning a room
Wash and polish
Vacuum
Dust
Sweep
Dirty Work eg cleaning fires
Tidy
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Keep in a safe place and review periodically
GOAL Making a Will
Sign in the presence of 2 witnesses
Incorporate funeral arrangements
Allocate the estate/assets
Appoint an executor
Give details of beneficiaries
List all assets
Employ a solicitor
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Sequence Chart
If a topic involves a sequence of events leading
from one to another use the Sequence Chart
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Sequence Chart Sponge Cake
Whisk eggs and sugar until creamy
Preheat oven to 190C
Grease 2 baking tins
Sieve flour and gently fold in
Divide mixture between tins
Bake for approx. 15 minutes
Sandwich together and serve
Spread with jam and cream
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Cross Classification Chart
This approach can be used to condensing and
organising data about the traits of many items
for comparison.
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Moist Methods of Cooking
Advantages
Suitable Foods
Guidelines
Definition
Temperature
Braising
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Processing of Meat
Type
Process
Effects
Examples
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Funnel
When a topic involves synthesising, conclusions,
definitions, reducing a lot of information to its
core.
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Gases Nitrogen, CO2, SO2
Burning of fossil fuels
Traffic emissions
CFC emissions
smoke
Air Pollution
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Healthy Diet Exercise
Rest
Avoid health hazards Good mental health
Precaution
against illness
Healthy Lifestyle
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Fish Bone
Use this graphic organiser when summarising a
topic or when investigating multiple cause and
effects factors associated with a complex topic
and how they interrelate.
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Elemental Composition
Functions
Sources
Carbon
Hydrogen Oxygen
Nitrogen
- HBV milk, cheese, eggs meat, fish - LBV peas,
beans, lentils ,nuts cereals
- Growth and repair - Prod. Of hormones,
enzymes antibodies -
Source of essential amino
acids
- Denaturation -
Solubility - Maillard Reaction -
Elasticity - Gel Formation
Primary Secondary Tertiary
Simple a) Animal b)
Plant Conjugated
Structure
Classification
Properties
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Green
Root
Pulse
Cabbage Brussel Sprouts
Broccoli
Spinach
Carrots Parsnips
Turnips
Potatoes (tuber)
Peas Beans
Lentils
Tomatoes Cucumber
Peppers Courgette
Celery Asparagus
Onion Shallots Leeks Garlic
Fruit
Bulbs
Stems
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Brain Drops
Use this graphic
to create ideas.
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High Alcohol intake
Lack of exercise
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Smoking
Obesity
FamilyHistory
Risk factors for Coronary Heart Disease
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Care for each other
Socialisation
Nurturing
Reproduction
Financial Support
Parents roles in the family
Use this graphic to create ideas.
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Starburst (all points covered)
This is a visual memory aid and used where there
are a number of key points
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Protein
Lipids
Minerals
CHEESE
Carbohydrates
Vitamins
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Sources
Properties
Functions
Vitamin C
Effects of Deficiency
RDA
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Four Corner Organiser
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Sources
Sources
Functions
Functions
Functions
Functions
Sources
Sources
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Modern Family Structure
Definition
Definition
Characteristics
Characteristics
Characteristics
Characteristics
Definition
Definition
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Two Corner Organiser
WOOL
SILK
Properties
Properties
Care
Care
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Venn Diagram (2 Circles)
Use this graphic if the task involves examining
the similarities and differences between two items
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Properties
Cotton
Linen
Easy to Dye Bleaches Easily
Difficult to dye

• - Absorbent
• - Shrinks easily
• Creases easily
• Strong
• Cool

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Mould Reproduction
Asexual
Sexual

• 2 Hyphae
• Zygospore
• -Spores not released until conditions are
  suitable

• - 1 Hypha
• Sporangium
• - Spores released when ripe regardless of outside
  conditions

- Produces spores - Both start from the hyphae
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Venn Diagram (3 Circles)
Use this graphic if the task involves examining
the similarities and differences between three
items.
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Individual
Family
Society
Compare and contrast the effects of unemployment
on the individual, the family and society