1. IDENTIFYING RAW MATERIALS:
- Ability to recognize and distinguish between different types of raw materials
- Example: Differentiating between wood, metals, plastics, and fabrics
2. UNDERSTANDING MANUFACTURING PROCESSES:
- Knowledge of how raw materials are transformed into manufactured products
- Example: Understanding how metal ore is refined and shaped into car parts
3. ANALYZING MATERIAL PROPERTIES:
- Evaluating the physical and chemical characteristics of different materials
- Example: Comparing the strength, durability, and flexibility of steel versus aluminum
4. SELECTING APPROPRIATE MATERIALS:
- Choosing the most suitable materials for a specific application or project
- Example: Selecting hardwood for furniture making due to its durability and aesthetic appeal
5. TESTING MATERIALS:
- Conducting tests to assess the performance and quality of materials
- Example: Performing stress tests on concrete to determine its load-bearing capacity
6. MAINTAINING MATERIALS:
- Proper care and maintenance of materials to prolong their lifespan
- Example: Regularly oiling and cleaning wooden furniture to prevent deterioration
7. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS:
- Understanding the environmental impact of different materials and choosing sustainable options
- Example: Opting for recyclable materials like glass or aluminum instead of plastic for packaging.
Skills addressed (see CAPS, but also derive from lesson yourselt and give examples in each case under the topic of solid materials, raw and manufactured materials
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