Problem Areas
Task to complete:
For each of your situations you must now detail problems which arise within it. these problems are not about redeveloping products, but are about where a product is needed to make things easier. These problems need to be listed and described in detail- what is the problem! Each situation needs a minimum of 3 problems describing. Finally, from the 9 problems areas you have selected choose one and write a justification for its selection.
Teacher Instruction:
Watch the following tutorial where you will be talked through what you need to do
Checkpoints:
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Ensure you have a minimum of 3 problem per situation.
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Ensure that your problems do not only focus on existing products within that situation. You can discuss products but problems should not just be aimed at them.
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When describing the problem link it to how it affects the user.
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Finally write a conclusion stating which of the 9 problems you have identified you would like to take forward as your project. Remember to explain why this is a better problem to use than the other 8!
GAP Attainment:
Use the following table to understand what potential grade of work you will produce. Try to aim for the top grade!
GREEN- Grades D-E
You will have identified one or two problems within each situation. They may be similar or not be problems that would require a solution.
AMBER- Grades B-C
You will have identified 3 clear problems within each situation and given a general overview of the problem. You will have written a conclusion.
PINK- Grades A*-A
You will have identified 3 clear problems within each situation. You will have explained each of these in detail and written a conclusion identifying your chosen problem(s).
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