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For my gcse nea I have to think of designs to help work towards a sustainable future, my chosen target market is children but I’m struggling to come up with many designs so was wondering if anybody could help me out 😊
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What ideas have you thought of yourself so far? You need to research current issues with sustainability so you can attempt to design a solution. Doing it for children is an interesting angle, make sure you make it as interactive and fun as possible as otherwise they wont be interested in it. This doesnt have to be directly 'teaching' either, i saw an example of a rubbish bin that had a sort of chute slide and was in the shape of a giraffe, i.e getting children to not drop their litter in a more fun interactive way.
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I have though of a few ideas but don’t think they’re that great, I have though of a sort of game/ challenge thing that has lots of different activities that promote sustainability, a product which lets children grow their own food to help them be more sustainable and a couple of others which I need to develop, I have done lots of really in depth research into sustaibality etc. However I really struggle with the creative side of everything which is why I’m struggling 😂 thanks for responding, how many design ideas do you need for GCSE?
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What ideas have you thought of yourself so far? You need to research current issues with sustainability so you can attempt to design a solution. Doing it for children is an interesting angle, make sure you make it as interactive and fun as possible as otherwise they wont be interested in it. This doesnt have to be directly 'teaching' either, i saw an example of a rubbish bin that had a sort of chute slide and was in the shape of a giraffe, i.e getting children to not drop their litter in a more fun interactive way.
What ideas have you thought of yourself so far? You need to research current issues with sustainability so you can attempt to design a solution. Doing it for children is an interesting angle, make sure you make it as interactive and fun as possible as otherwise they wont be interested in it. This doesnt have to be directly 'teaching' either, i saw an example of a rubbish bin that had a sort of chute slide and was in the shape of a giraffe, i.e getting children to not drop their litter in a more fun interactive way.
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