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Assessment and the making process: how CCEA GCSE Contemporary Crafts is marked
Quick questions on The design and making process - CCEA GCSE Contemporary Crafts
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What is design and develop?Show answer
Investigate sources, including craftworkers and designers, analyse them, and grow your own design ideas from them, sketching possible directions and considering materials.
What is experiment and refine?Show answer
Explore and test materials, techniques and processes, then review and improve the most promising ideas, selecting the strongest.
What is make and realise?Show answer
Produce a finished craft outcome that resolves your intentions and shows skilful control of your chosen material, then evaluate it.
What is q1?Show answer
Name the four stages of the design and making process and the objective each mainly evidences. [4 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Why does first-hand recording and material testing score more highly than copying internet images? [2 marks]
What is q3?Show answer
What does it mean to refine, as opposed to simply trying a material once? [2 marks]
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