Styling
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Styling QR Code Wall Art Posters
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PDF and PowerPoint games to download and play

Rolling Q&A Cards (PDF) Download: Print: Laminate: Cut. How to play. Link to game

Practical styling work cards. Download: Print: Laminate: Cut. Link to activity

Hair up sequence exercises. Download: Print: Laminate: Cut. Link to activity

Card Matching Activity. (PDF) Download: Print: Laminate: Cut. Link to cards
Sequence exercise & work card guidance
Sequence Exercises
Four sequence exercises are provided for practical application. To implement these exercises, learners would be divided into four groups, with each group receiving a distinct set of sequence cards. The objective is for each group to be the first to arrange their cards in the correct sequence and then write the corresponding hairstyle on the final card.
To enable rapid verification of the correct sequence, each exercise includes a hidden key. Each card within a sequence contains a letter or a hyphen, which, when arranged correctly, reveals a keyword.
Key:
Looks-good = Bridle plait
-Excellent = Rope plait
-Well-done = French pleat
-Brilliant = Corn rows
Work Cards
Practical work cards have been designed to facilitate learners' development of setting and blow-drying techniques on hairdressing blocks. Learners select a card corresponding to the specific skill they wish to refine. For roller setting, learners are assessed out of 10 based on the accuracy of placement and tension, excluding the final dressing. A score of 8 or higher signifies proficiency in that skill, allowing the learner to progress to a different work card.
These cards also serve as a useful tool for determining learner readiness for practical experience with clients.