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FIDP Statitics and Probability
FIDP Statitics and Probability
Core Subject Description: At the end of the course, the students must know how to find the mean and variance of a random variable, to apply sampling techniques and
distributions, to estimate population mean and proportion, to perform hypothesis testing on population mean and proportion, and to perform correlation and regression analyses
on real-life problems.
Culminating Performance Standard: The learner is able to perform appropriate tests of hypotheses involving the population mean and population proportion to make inferences
in real-life problems in different disciplines.
Illustrates a 1. Practice 1.
random Exercise/ Prerecorded
variable Worksheets Video
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The learner is able between a
The learner continuous) Skills (Critical with Guide
to apply an discrete and a
demonstrates Distinguishes Thinking and Questions/
appropriate continuous
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random variable random
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for a given real-life Understanding variable Understanding Applying 2. Connections
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problem (such as
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in decision making
probability variable Skills (Critical Modular/ Hand
and games of
distributions. Finds the Thinking and – outs with
chance). Finds the
possible value Problem Guide
possible value
of random 3. Solving) Journal Questions
of random Writing PO:
variable (Distance)
variable Communication
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probability Engagement Approach
distribution for a through a (Distance)
discrete Mobile including
random Solves and Application websites for
variable and its interprets PO: Thinking interactive
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probability Problem
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distributions Worksheets Discussion via
random using Puzzle/ ZOOM
variable and its Trivia
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histogram. Skills (Critical
illustrates point
and interval Knowing
estimations.
distinguishes
between point
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estimation.
identifies point 1. Practice
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computes for Skills (Critical
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understanding Video Clips
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of key concepts appropriate Understanding Applying 2. Quiz Connections (Online)
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of estimation of form of the PO: Thinking 2. Modular/ Hand
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population confidence Skills (Critical – outs
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mean.
estimator for Problem
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mean when: (a)
the population Understanding
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variance is
known, (b) the PO:
population Communication
variance is
unknown, and
(c) the Central
Limit Theorem
is to be used.
illustrates the Knowing
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computes for
the confidence
interval
estimate based
on the
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appropriate
form of the
estimator for
the population
mean.
solves
problems
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confidence
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interval
estimation of
the population
mean.
draws
conclusion
about the
population
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mean based on
its confidence
interval
estimate.
identifies point
estimator for
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the population
proportion.
computes for
the point
estimate of the Understanding
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proportion.
Illustrates: Illustrates:
(a) null (a) null
hypothesis hypothesis
(b) alternative (b) alternative
hypothesis hypothesis
(c) level of (c) level of
significance Understanding significance Understanding Applying Connections
(d) rejection (d) rejection
region; and region; and
(e) types of (e) types of
errors in errors in
hypothesis testing. hypothesis testing.
calculates the
probabilities of
committing a Type I Understanding
and
Type II error.
The learner is able identifies the
to perform parameter to
appropriate tests be tested given a Knowing
The learner of hypotheses real-life problem.
demonstrates involving the
understanding population mean formulates the
of key concepts and population appropriate null and
proportion to solves 1. PowerPoint
of tests of alternative Understanding
hypotheses on make hypotheses on a problems Presentation/
the population Fundamental inferences in real- population mean. involving test of Video Clips
mean and Concepts in life problems in hypothesis on (Online)
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form of the test- Understanding
statistic when:
(a) the
population
variance is
assumed to be
known
(b) the
population
variance is
assumed to be
unknown; and
solves
problems
involving test of
Understanding
hypothesis on
the population
proportion.
illustrates the
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nature of Knowing
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The learner bivariate data.
The learner is able Relationship Tutorials or
demonstrates to perform constructs a Understanding
solves using Manual Real-time
Correlation understanding correlation and scatter plot.
problems Computation discussion
and of key concepts Correlation regression describes
of correlation analyses on involving Doing Creating and Excel PO: Problem Solving using
Regression Analysis shape (form),
and regression trend correlation Thinking PowerPoint
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analyses. (direction), and analysis. Skills (Critical Presentation
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disciplines. variation Thinking and (Online)
(strength) based Problem 2. Modular/Hand
on a scatter plot. Solving) -outs
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strength of
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variables based Worksheets
on a scatter plot. PO: Thinking
Skills (Critical
calculates the Thinking and
Pearson’s Problem
sample Understanding
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correlation
coefficient.
solves 3. Journal Writing
problems PO:
involving Doing Communication
correlation
analysis.
What to Teach? Why Teach? How to Assess? How to Teach?
Content Content Performance Learning Competencies Flexible Flexible
Standards Standards Assessment Learning
Most Activities Enabling Strategies
Essential RBT Level (FAA) General (FLS)
KUD Most KUD
Topics Complete Strategy
Classification Essential Classification Performance
Check/s
identifies the identifies the
independent independent
Understanding Understanding Applying Connection
and dependent and dependent
variables. variables.
draws the bestfit
line on a scatter Understanding
plot.
calculates the
interprets the
slope and y-
Understanding calculated
intercept of the Reasoning and
slope and y- Understanding Evaluating
regression line. Proof
intercept of the
interprets the regression line.
calculated
slope and y- Understanding
intercept of the
regression line.
predicts the
value of the
dependent
variable given Understanding
the value of the
solves
independent problems
variable. involving
Regression solves problems regression Problem
Analysis analysis. Doing Creating Solving
involving Doing
regression
analysis.
Performance Task: There is a pressing concern that needs to be addressed in your school community. With this, the school administrators provide you with the necessary data
to come up with a solution to this problem. As statistical consultant, you will organize, present, analyze, solve and interpret the relevant data to come up with a data-driven
solution to the specified problem that will be presented to the school community. The presentation is in a form of a portfolio that will be evaluated using the following criteria:
organization of data, data analysis, data interpretation, generation of conclusion/ generalization, and meaningful insights.