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Republic of The Philippines A. Pedroza St. La Purisima Concepcion, Bogo City, Cebu Tel. No. (032) 434-8228 Email: Facebook Page
Republic of The Philippines A. Pedroza St. La Purisima Concepcion, Bogo City, Cebu Tel. No. (032) 434-8228 Email: Facebook Page
Performance Standards
Is able to investigate thoroughly mathematical relationships in various situations,
formulate real-life problems involving quadratic equations, inequalities, and
function, and rational algebraic equations and solve them using a variety of
strategies
Lesson Number 1 Week 1
Resources Needed
METHODOLOGY
Elements of the Learning Plan
Explore Activity 1: Completing the table
The learners will complete the table given and determine whether these are factorable or
not.
Process Questions:
1. How would you recognize when a quadratic equation can be solved by factoring?
LO 1 Quadratic Equation
(Learning Objectives 1)
Activity 2: Identification
The module contains a discussion the introduction of Quadratic Equations and Functions.
It exemplifies expressions using quadratic equations and the square root principle.
Process Questions:
1. How are quadratic equations transformed into a standard form and vice versa?
2. What are the ways to solve quadratic equations?
Activity 3: Factoring
This module contains a discussion about how to use the factoring method in solving a
quadratic equation.
The module contains a discussion about Quadratic Equations, the Square Root Principle
and the steps to solve Quadratic Equation by FACTORING. Using the given lesson, the
students learn how to solve quadratic equations by FACTORING. (EQUIP/REFLECT)
This module contains a discussion about the pure substances with the inclusion of Dmitri
Mendeleev’s Periodic Table. Using the given lesson, the students learn more of the lesson
by doing the scavenger hunt activity identifying the Element symbol and its corresponding
element name.
Process Questions:
1. What is the importance of elements and compounds in our daily life?
2. Why should be able to recognize that substances are classified as elements or
compounds?
The student will then match the compound with its corresponding formula to determine
its components.
Process Questions:
1. How can human activities affect matter?
2. Why is it important to identify the classifications of matter?
Transfer
T1. Investigate and prepare Activity 8: Practicing the Performance Task
different concentrations of The teacher will check the work of the learner based on their investigations of different
mixtures according to use mixtures. They will then proceed to the preparation of their different concentrations of
and availability of materials mixtures, then present it.
to be presented by a chart
or multimedia presentation.
ASSESSMENT MATRIX
A1. Distinguish mixtures Type: Individual Task
from substances based on a Format: Table Completion, Identification
set of properties
A2. Recognize that Type: Individual Task
substances are classified Format: Scavenger Hunt (Sentence Completion, Table
into elements and Completion)
compounds
A3. Express concentrations Type: Individual Task
of solutions quantitatively Format: Essay Writing, Matching Type
by preparing different Assessment Criteria:
concentrations of mixtures 1. Accurate explanation of the context
according to use and 2. Appropriate words and coordinated information
availability of materials 3. All factors are described