Year 10 Food Technology. Assessment Task 1: Foods for Special Needs. Name: Teacher:

Similar documents
HSC 106 Personal Health Plan for Learning Activities & Assessment linked to Michigan Teacher Preparation Standards

Frontier School of Innovation District Wellness Policy

Meeting the Nutritional Requirements of Individuals with Dementia

Completing the NPA online Patient Safety Incident Report form: 2016

A pre-conference should include the following: an introduction, a discussion based on the review of lesson materials, and a summary of next steps.

Reliability and Validity Plan 2017

Programme of Learning. Physical Education. Key Stage 4 Year 10 BTEC Sport

The policy was formulated through consultation between members of staff, governors, parents and pupils.

Structured Assessment using Multiple Patient. Scenarios (StAMPS) Exam Information

PET FORM Planning and Evaluation Tracking ( Assessment Period)

FDA Dietary Supplement cgmp

Assessment Field Activity Collaborative Assessment, Planning, and Support: Safety and Risk in Teams

Success Criteria: Extend your thinking:

CONSENT FOR KYBELLA INJECTABLE FAT REDUCTION

Statement of Work for Linked Data Consulting Services

Interpretation. Historical enquiry religious diversity

The principles of evidence-based medicine

2018 Medical Association Poster Symposium Guidelines

Living Religions Fieldwork Project. Interview Report. 1,000 word minimum (12 point, double-spaced)

GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR ENROLLING SUBJECTS WHO DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

(Please text me on once you have submitted your request online and the cell number you used)

Dysart Unified School District

Lesson Unit content* Activities Resource checklist Links to other units

Introduction to Exercise Physiology HKIN 206 Human Kinetics Program. Course Outline

FOR RESTRICTED AOs DIPLOMA IN POLICING ASSESSMENT UNITS Banked. D/507/3718 Interview suspects in relation to priority and volume investigations

Novel methods and approaches for sensing, evaluating, modulating and regulating mood and emotional states.

Catherine Worthingham Fellows of the APTA Instructions for Nominators

Awareness of Autistic Spectrum Conditions

Bariatric Surgery FAQs for Employees in the GRMC Group Health Plan

MGPR Training Courses Guide

Managing the Symptoms of Stroke

ITEC Level 3 Diploma in Complementary Therapies. Assignment Guidance Form. Unit 384 Principles and Practice of Complementary Therapies

Improving Surveillance and Monitoring of Self-harm in Irish Prisons

Signature Assignment. Course. ANTH 2346: General Anthropology. Assignment ID (to be assigned) Outcomes/Rubrics to be Assessed by the Assignment

EMDR EUROPE ACCREDITED PRACTITIONER COMPETENCY BASED FRAMEWORK

ACSQHC National Consensus Statement: Essential Elements for High Quality End-oflife Care in Acute Hospitals.

Full-time or part-time to a minimum of 0.8FTE (30 hours per week) Job Reference: CLS00161

PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS NOTICE PARENTAL RIGHTS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOL SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS

Pack Lunch Policy. It will therefore: make a positive contribution to children s health and growth encourage a happy and calm school

NYS Common Core ELA & Literacy Curriculum Grade 12 Module 4 Unit 1 Lesson 14

CALVIN JOHNSON JR. FOUNDATION 2015 PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2018 Key Messages (as of June 6, 2018)

Management of autism

PILI Ohana Facilitator s Guide

ARLA FOOD FOR HEALTH 4 th ANNUAL CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

LEVEL OF CARE GUIDELINES: INTENSIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY/APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS FOR AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER HAWAII MEDICAID QUEST

EXPLORING THE PROCESS OF ASSESSMENT AND OTHER RELATED CONCEPTS

William Paterson University College of Science and Health DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH HealthyU Syllabus

Catherine Worthingham Fellows of APTA Instructions for Writing a Letter of Support

of Communication and Interactions with Individuals who have Dementia

H1N1 Influenza 09 Guidance for Residential Aged Care

EDPS 475: Instructional Objectives for Midterm Exam Behaviorism

Instructions and Helpful Information for D-5 Form. Preliminary Approval of Dissertation and Request for Oral Defense (D-5)

Danish Food Culture University International Club Aarhus Senior Lecturer Charlotte Peersen Wednesday 13 th of August 2014

Promoting Nutrition and Hydration in Care Settings

National Imaging Associates, Inc. (NIA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ s) For PA Health & Wellness Providers

NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 12

3903 Fair Ridge Drive, Suite 209, Fairfax, VA Harry Byrd Hwy, Suite 285, Ashburn, VA *How did you hear about our program?

Injury, Incident & Illness Procedure

Seeking and Appraising Evidence

LESSON OBJECTIVES & STANDARDS:

Post Distribution Monitoring Report

Appendix C. Master of Public Health. Practicum Guidelines

Sheffield Hallam University. Faculty of Health and Wellbeing. Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making (PBL Version) Handbook with Module descriptor

Ill Health. Unit reference number: L/616/7295 Level: 3. Credit value: 3 Guided learning hours: 16. Unit summary

Campus Climate Survey

Introduction Teaching Interpretation

Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA)

World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress , May Singapore

Alcohol & Substance Misuse Policy. St Mary s CE Academy Trading Company. Date: Spring 2017 Date of Next Review: Summer 2018

The estimator, X, is unbiased and, if one assumes that the variance of X7 is constant from week to week, then the variance of X7 is given by

during Last Days of Life

Meaningful Use Roadmap Stage Edition Eligible Hospitals

GSB of EDA Meeting Minutes

National Imaging Associates, Inc. (NIA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Louisiana Healthcare Connections Providers

Assessment criteria for Primary Health Disciplines Eligibility for Recognition as Credentialled Diabetes Educator. December 2015 ADEA

National Imaging Associates, Inc. (NIA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Managed Health Services (MHS)

New Mexico Striving Toward Excellence Program (NM STEP), The Data Scholars Initiative for Child Welfare

PREPARED FOR: U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command Fort Detrick, Maryland

True Patient & Partner Engagement How is it done? How can I do it?

To learn the importance of cardiovascular exercise, to study the hamstring muscle and to practice basic martial arts kicks.

Frequently Asked Questions: IS RT-Q-PCR Testing

Access to Heme Treatment in Canada - Survey 2018

Immunisation and Disease Prevention Policy

Coding. Training Guide

Promoting Health and Preventing Disease: The EU Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Knowledge Gateway

CALL FOR PAPERS. (all submissions due by August 15, 2016) January 20-22, on Autism and Related Disabilities. 24 years 7 centers 1 mission

Dear Student, IMMUNIZATION RECORD INSTRUCTIONS

OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED DISORDERS

US Public Health Service Clinical Practice Guidelines for PrEP

Approaches to the Care and Support of Individuals with Dementia

Subject: Diabetes feedback in the London borough of Newham

Nutrition Care Process Model Tutorials. Nutrition Monitoring & Evaluation: Overview & Definition. By the end of this module, the participant will:

International Integrative Psychotherapy Association IIPA-

Rugby Nutrition: Achieving Body Composition Goals Practice Tips

Making Medicare + Medi-Cal Work for California s Dual Eligibles

List the health concerns that brought you into this office

A Phase I Study of CEP-701 in Patients with Refractory Neuroblastoma NANT (01-03) A New Approaches to Neuroblastoma Therapy (NANT) treatment protocol.

Annex III. Amendments to relevant sections of the Product Information

Transcription:

Year 10 Fd Technlgy Assessment Task 1: Fds fr Special Needs Name: Teacher: Due Date: Term 2, Week 1 Type f Task: Design Task Planning Fd Requirements Cllectin f Assessment: Submit in Class Assessment Plicy: This task is a frmal assessment. It requires each student t demnstrate their understanding f the curse studied by devting sufficient time and effrt t meeting the requirements as clearly stated belw. I understand that this task must be submitted n time. The fllwing reasns are nt valid excuses fr the late submissin f tasks; cmputer difficulties, printer prblems, r a student s lack f rganisatin. It is my understanding that any difficulty with the task must be brught t the attentin f the classrm teacher several days befre the due date f the task. Declaratin f Originality: In accrdance with the Cllege Assessment Plicy, I declare that this submissin is my wn wrk and that t the best f my knwledge, it cntains n material previusly published r written by anther persn except where acknwledgement has been made. Student Signature: Reprt Outcmes: 5.1.1: Demnstrates hygienic handling f fd t ensure a safe and appealing prduct. 5.1.2: Identifies, assesses and manages the risks f injury and OHS issues assciated with handling f fd. 5.2.3: Applies apprpriate methds f fd prcessing, preparatin and strage. 5.3.1: Describes the relatinship between fd cnsumptin, the nutritinal values f fds and the health f individuals and cmmunities. 5.3.2: Justifies fd chices by analysing the factrs that influence eating habits. 5.4.1: Cllects, evaluates and applies infrmatin frm a variety f surces. 5.4.2: Cmmunicates ideas and infrmatin using a range f media and apprpriate terminlgy. 5.5.1: Selects and emplys apprpriate techniques and equipment fr a variety f fd specific purpses. 5.5.2: Plans, prepares, presents and evaluates fd slutins fr specific purpses. Assessment Outcmes: Students will be assessed n their ability t: Design, prduce and evaluate slutins fr specific fd purpses. Demnstrate knwledge, understanding and skills related t fd hygiene, safety and the prvisin f quality fd. Objectives: Students will develp: Knwledge, understanding and skills related t fd hygiene, safety and the prvisin f quality fd. Skills in designing, prducing and evaluating slutins fr specific fd purpses.

TASK INSTRUCTIONS The task is made up f TWO sectins. Students are t actively participate in the fllwing cmpnents f the task:- Part A: Grup wrk requiring research, fli prductin, practical applicatin and ral presentatin. Part B: Individual wrk requiring research and a prtfli. All wrk must be wrd prcessed and presented as a prtfli (in a display flder r bund with an apprpriate title page). PART A: Grup Wrk Part A, Sectin I: In a grup f three, yu are t prepare and serve a tw- curse meal (main meal and dessert) suitable fr an Adlescent. All students must cntribute t the final prduct and all names must be written n the wrk. 1. Select a variety f recipes fr a main meal and dessert (at least 5 fr each) suitable fr an adlescent. Write a brief statement (1 paragraph) n why yu have selected each recipe. Use the Australian Guide t Healthy Eating t assist yu here. 2. Frm yur selectin, chse ONE main meal and ONE dessert, which yu will prepare in a practical lessn. 3. Create a wrkflw plan that lists all tasks t be cmpleted in the practical lessn. In yur wrkflw plan, be sure t allcate tasks t each grup member. 4. Prepare a list f ALL the utensils needed in the practical lessn. 5. Hand in a list f ALL fd needed TWO weeks befre practical lessn (remember t adjust recipe quantities fr the number in yur grup). Students will need t think abut the fllwing during the practical lessn: ü Meal is quality prduct and is visually appealing. ü All grup members are actively invlved. ü Practical cmpleted in the timeframe (1 hur perid). ü Crrect techniques used t prduce a quality prduct. ü All safety and hygiene issues have been addressed during preparatin. Part A, Sectin II: In the same grup f three, yu are t chse ONE f the fllwing dietary disrders and prepare a presentatin that will be shwn t the class. Yur presentatin shuld be between 5-10 minutes in length. The dietary disrders that yu may chse frm include; Dental Caries Type 2 Diabetes Crnary Heart Disease Diverticulitis Hypertensin Anaemia Cln Cancer Obesity Osteprsis

In yur presentatin, yu must address the fllwing; a) Identify the disrder and explain what it is (gd t use graphics). b) Describe the causes and symptms f the disrder. c) Explain the impact f the disrder n the human bdy. d) Describe hw the disrder can be prevented and cured (gd t prvide a chart f the recmmended daily intake f nutrients fr adults). e) Create a ONE day eating plan t prevent the chsen dietary disrder. Yur eating plan shuld include breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages. f) Prepare a ONE page summary that can be given as a class handut (Yu shuld make 25 cpies f this). Students will need t think abut the fllwing during their presentatin: ü Infrmatin is accurate and detailed. ü Presentatin is infrmative, engaging and interactive. ü Presentatin is between 5-10 minutes. ü All grup members cntribute t the presentatin. PART B: Individual Wrk Many traditinal recipes, even thugh they may include ingredients that are nt suitable fr specific dietary requirements, can be altered t suit the diet f individuals with special needs. 1.Chse ONE special fd need frm either ne f the fllwing; Health Status Issues (e.g.: Celiac Disease, etc.) Lifestyle Chices (e.g.: Vegetarianism. Etc.), Lgistical Cnsideratins (e.g.: Canteens, etc.). 2. Describe the special fd need and dcument the special nutritinal requirements fr that need. 3. Select FIVE snack fds and alter the ingredients accrding t the special fd need yu have chsen by either remving an ingredient, substituting a similar ingredient r cutting dwn n the quantity. These changes must be clearly written and highlighted n each recipe. 4. Explain hw each snack fd meets the requirements fr the special need yu have chsen and hw it fits int the requirements f the Australian Guide t Healthy Eating.

Marking Criteria Questin 1, Sectin 1 Part A: (5.3.1) Prvides an extensive variety f recipes suitable fr an adlescent and justifies decisins extensively. Makes cnstant reference t the nutritinal requirements f adlescents. Prvides a large variety f recipes suitable fr an adlescent and justifies decisins thrughly. Makes reference t the nutritinal requirements f adlescents. Prvides the required variety f recipes suitable fr an adlescent and justifies decisins sundly. Makes sme reference t the nutritinal requirements f adlescents. Prvides a variety f suitable recipes fr an adlescent and explains decisins. Makes little reference t the nutritinal requirements f adlescents. 9-10 7-8 5-6 3-4 Prvides sme recipes suitable fr an adlescent and briefly describes each/ n 1-2 explanatins prvided. Makes very little r n reference t the nutritinal requirements f adlescents. N recipes r justificatin evident. 0 Questin 3, Sectin 1 Part A (5.5.2) Prvides an extensive wrk flw plan and list f utensils t be used t create each dish. Prvides a thrugh wrk flw plan and list f utensils t be used t create each dish. 4 Prvides a sund wrk flw plan and list f utensils t be used t create each dish. 3 Prvides basic wrk flw plan and list f utensils t be used t create each dish. 2 Prvides an elementary wrk flw plan and list f utensils t be used t create each dish. Plan and list nt evident. 0 5 1 Part A, Sectin II (5.3.1) Demnstrates extensive knwledge and understanding f chsen dietary disrder, including RDI s, and daily menu fr preventin. Demnstrates thrugh knwledge and understanding f chsen dietary disrder, including RDI s, and daily menu fr preventin. Demnstrates a sund knwledge and understanding f chsen dietary disrder, including RDI s, and daily menu fr preventin. 13-15 10-12 7-9 Demnstrates a basic knwledge and understanding f chsen dietary disrder, including RDI s, and daily menu fr preventin 4-6 Demnstrates an elementary knwledge and understanding f chsen dietary disrder, including RDI s, and daily menu fr preventin. N knwledge r understanding f dietary disrder displayed. 0 1-3

Part A, Sectin II (5.4.2) Prvides a very highly detailed handut. Prvides a highly infrmative, engaging and interactive ral presentatin n the chsen diet related disrder. Prvides a highly detailed handut. Prvides an infrmative and engaging ral presentatin n the chsen diet related disrder. Prvides an adequately detailed handut. Prvides a sund ral presentatin that is infrmative and/r engaging at times. 9-10 7-8 5-6 Prvides a handut with little detail. Prvides an attempted presentatin. Prvides handut n diet related disrder with very little detail. Presentatin is very basic and nt very infrmative. Diet related handut nt evident. Oral presentatin nt evident 3-4 1-2 0 Part B (5.4.1) Presents a prfessinal prtfli that has been accurately wrd prcessed and includes a range f suitable diagrams and pictures. Highly detailed bibligraphy prvided with a variety f surces used. Presents a prtfli that has been wrd prcessed and includes diagrams and pictures. Detailed bibligraphy with sme variety f surces used. Presents a prtfli that has been wrd prcessed and includes sme diagrams and pictures. Crrect bibligraphy prvided with a few surces used. Presents a prtfli that has been wrd prcessed and includes sme diagrams r pictures. Bibligraphy is basic and lacks variety. Presents a prtfli that has been wrd prcessed and includes little t n pictures r diagrams. Incrrect Bibligraphy prvided and ne surce f infrmatin used. Prtfli nt evident. Bibligraphy nt prvided. 5 4 3 2 1 0 Part B (5.3.2) Prvides extensive dcumentatin n a special fd need, the nutritinal requirements and hw each snack fd meets the requirements related t each special need. Prvides thrugh dcumentatin n a special fd need, the nutritinal requirements and hw each snack fd meets the requirements related t each special need. Prvides sund dcumentatin n a special fd need, the nutritinal requirements and hw each snack fd meets the requirements related t each special need. Prvides basic dcumentatin n a special fd need, the nutritinal requirements and sme explanatin f hw each snack fd meets sme special need requirements. Prvides elementary dcumentatin n a special fd need and sme explanatin f hw each snack fd meets sme special need requirements. 13-15 10-12 7-9 4-6 1-3 Dcumentatin, snack fds and adherence t dietary recmmendatins nt evident. 0

Thery Cmpnent A B C D E 60-51 50-39 38-27 26-15 14-0 Practical Cmpnent A B C D E 40-34 33-26 25-18 17-10 9-0 Overall Mark A B C D E 100-85 84-65 64-45 44-25 24-0 Teacher Cmment: