Primary D&T: Teaching The Iterative Design Process
Updated: Jun 10
I wrote this article a while back when I was a deputy head with responsibility for curriculum, teaching and learning, and was in the throws of re-developing a Design & Technology ~(D&T) curriculum I'd only developed a couple of years before. It was published in HWRK Magazine and can be read on their website here. The whole of the issue it appeared in can also be downloaded here.
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