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5th Yr DCG Scheme

This document outlines a 5th year DCG scheme of work for teaching Axonometric Projection and Perspective Projection. It will be delivered over 12 weeks to a class of 23 students. The scheme aims to introduce the topics, improve students' drafting skills, and build on their knowledge of perspective through exam questions. Assessment strategies include worksheets, questioning, peer reviews, and drawing evaluations. Differentiation strategies such as scaffolding learning and pairing strong/weak students are employed to support mixed ability learning.

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5th Yr DCG Scheme

This document outlines a 5th year DCG scheme of work for teaching Axonometric Projection and Perspective Projection. It will be delivered over 12 weeks to a class of 23 students. The scheme aims to introduce the topics, improve students' drafting skills, and build on their knowledge of perspective through exam questions. Assessment strategies include worksheets, questioning, peer reviews, and drawing evaluations. Differentiation strategies such as scaffolding learning and pairing strong/weak students are employed to support mixed ability learning.

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5th Year DCG SCHEME OF WORK (2018-2019)

Student ID No. G00337134

List of Topics: Axonometric Projection.


Subject: DCG
Perspective Projection.
Pupil Year Group: 5th year. No. of Pupils: 23
No. of Lessons: 36 Length Of Lessons: 58mins
Time of Lesson: Mon- 1:57-2:55
Date: 26th Nov – Feb 15th Tues- 9:58- 10:56
Fri- 11:11- 12:09

PREVIOUS LEARNING
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS
 Students are competent in using
drawing equipment- T-square, set
squares, compass, protractor and
adjustable set-square.
 Ability to sketch objects from
 High competency with the Junior
visuialisation.
Cert curriculum.
 Ability to make simple objects on
 Isometric Projection.
Solidworks.
 Auxiliary Projection.
 High level of draftsmanship
 Orthographic Projection.
precision.
 Graphically represent 3D objects
through Orthographic, Auxiliary and
Isometric Projection.
AIMS ASSESSMENT
The aims of this scheme are to… LEARNING OUTCOMES (LOs) Each LO has a corresponding
At the end of this scheme students Assessment
will be able to…
 Work sheets.
1. Introduce and define the
 Classify and distinguish  Questioning.
topic of Axonometric
between Axonometric and
Projection and Perspective
Perspective Projection.  Replay the steps.
Projection.
 Flipped classroom.
 Work in a positive
environment where assisting  Group discussion.
others is advised.
2. Create a positive working  Have a positive mind frame to  Higher Order
environment for all students challenges they may face. Questions.
encouraging them to adapt  Create a caring friendly
their skills to problems faced. environment for others.  Exit cards.
 Demonstrate high level of
critical thinking when faced  Assess the session.
with problem-based learning.
 Peer assessment of
 Create drawings with an
drawings.
increased level of accuracy,
neatness and
3. Improve the standard of  Visual Inspections.
professionalism.
draftsmanship of all students.
 Provide advice and tips to
 Rubric Corrections.
others on how to become
more competent with
 Student
drawing.
Demonstration.
 Demonstrate the knowledge
of vanishing points, picture
 Assessment of
plane, ground line and
drawings.
4. Illustrate the process of horizon line.
creating a perspective  Determine the vanishing
 Animated PowerPoint.
drawing. points and the height for
horizontal lines.
 Observation.
 Complete perspective
drawings of give objects.
 Group demonstration.
5. Build on student’s  Solve past exam questions to
knowledge of perspective by a high standard within the
 3:2:1 strategy.
completing past leaving cert time allocated in the Leaving
questions. Cert.
 Revision cards.
6. Introduce the topic,  Identify the different views  Higher Order
Questions.
within Axonometric
Axonometric Projection. Projection.  Work sheets.
 Isometric.  Determine how to find each
 Dimetric. necessary view.  Animated PPT.
 Trimetric.  Solve past leaving certificate
questions.  Exit cards.

LITERACY NUMERACY ORACY GRAPHICACY


STRATEGIES STRATEGIES STRATEGIES STRATEGIES

 Annotating  Adding and  Questioning.


 Drawing Questions.
Drawings. subtracting of  Peer reviews.
 Word wall. numbers.  Group  Annotation of
drawings.
 Spell words  Reading Demonstrations.
aloud. measurements.  Ice-Breakers.
 Posters.
 Mind maps.  Converting Cm to  Group
 Posters. mm. Discussion.  Solidworks models.

 Read questions  Give students  Step by step  Animated


aloud. drawings with animations. PowerPoint.

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dimensions.  Physical models.

 Numbering parts.  Images.

 Videos.

DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES
 Two Spanish students, both very good English.
Multicultural Inclusion Will relate topics/drawing to their culture when
applicable.
SEN Strategies
 Scaffold Learning.
 Individual assistance if necessary.
 Extra help given by stronger students (peer
assisted learning) and teacher.
 Intertwine a strong and a weak student when
doing pair/group work. (buddy system)
Mixed Ability Teaching Strategies
 Higher Order drawing questions given to the
advanced students.
 Undefined dimensions/drawings also given to
the advanced students.
 Encourage peer teaching through-out the class.
LESSON/ TEACHING ASSESSMENT
WEEK CURRICULUM/ SYLLABUS CONTENT
TOPIC STRATEGIES STRATEGIES
- Recap of Isometric: Key terms/views/ - Presentation. (G) (L) (O) - Questioning. (O)
- Teacher Techniques.
introduction. - Axonometric Projection. - Word wall. (O) (L) - Worksheets. (L) (MA)
- Crating technique. (G)
- Recap of - Outline the steps required in the - Model. (G)
Isometric basic set up of an Axonometric - Exit cards. (L)
1 Projection question. - PowerPoint. (G)
Projection. - Explain reason for semi-circle in each - Observation.
- Introduction view. - Active learning.

to
Axonometric.

- Demonstration. (O) (G) - Questioning. (O)


- Recap over previous learning.
- Explore angles in basic construction - Questioning. (O) (MA) - Worksheets. (G) (L)
set up. (MA)
- PowerPoint. (G)
- Explain how the axonometric plane is
- Homework. (MA) (G)
Axonometric connected to the principal plane.
2 - Group discussions. (O)
Projection. - Inclined lines in Axonometric.
- Assess the session.
- Connection of points to acquire - Word wall. (O) (L)
(O)
inclined line.
- Questions with inclined line.

- Word wall. (O) (L) - Student Explanation.


(O)
- Introduce circles and curved surfaces
- Peer teaching. (O) (G)
in Axon Projection.
- Worksheets. (O) (G)
Axonometric - Breaking up circle-60/30
3 - Powerpoint. (G) (MA)
Projection - Labelling points.
- Transferring points from one view to - Questioning. (O)
- 3:2:1 strategy. (O) (L)
the next.
KEY

L O G MA N
Literacy Oracy Graphicacy Mixed abilities Numeracy

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