This document provides a lesson plan for teaching direct and inverse proportion to trainees in Level 1 Mathematics. The plan outlines learning objectives for trainees to identify and solve problems involving direct and inverse proportion. It details theoretical and practical activities, including defining the key terms, providing examples, and having trainees complete a worksheet with related problems. The goal is for trainees to understand and apply the concepts of direct and inverse proportion in everyday scenarios.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching direct and inverse proportion to trainees in Level 1 Mathematics. The plan outlines learning objectives for trainees to identify and solve problems involving direct and inverse proportion. It details theoretical and practical activities, including defining the key terms, providing examples, and having trainees complete a worksheet with related problems. The goal is for trainees to understand and apply the concepts of direct and inverse proportion in everyday scenarios.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching direct and inverse proportion to trainees in Level 1 Mathematics. The plan outlines learning objectives for trainees to identify and solve problems involving direct and inverse proportion. It details theoretical and practical activities, including defining the key terms, providing examples, and having trainees complete a worksheet with related problems. The goal is for trainees to understand and apply the concepts of direct and inverse proportion in everyday scenarios.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching direct and inverse proportion to trainees in Level 1 Mathematics. The plan outlines learning objectives for trainees to identify and solve problems involving direct and inverse proportion. It details theoretical and practical activities, including defining the key terms, providing examples, and having trainees complete a worksheet with related problems. The goal is for trainees to understand and apply the concepts of direct and inverse proportion in everyday scenarios.
Instructor’s Wayne Tillett Date: 30th Oct. to 10th Nov., 2023
Name Class/Programs No.3, 5, 6,9, 12 Week: 9- 10 (Cycle5) Subject Level 1 Mathematics Lesson Topic/s Calculation Involving Direct/Inverse Topic: Proportion ⮚ Ratio and Proportion
UNIT CODE: BCGCOR0041A UNIT Perform Related Computation
MEMCOR00A NAME: BCGCOR0041B ME00154 ASRCOR0081A MEMCAC0011A MEMCAC0011A BCGCOR0041A Prepared b Learning Objectives Wayne Tille Learning At the end of the cycle, trainees will be able to: _ Date: __27th Oct, 2023____________ Objective(s) 1. Identify and solve problems involving direct and inverse proportion. 2. Engage and solve 8 questions in a seated activity to practice these concepts. Instructor 3. Appreciate the concepts of direct proportion and inverse proportion used in everyday life. Approved b _______ Date: ______ HOD Participatory Learning Theoretical Session 1 to 4 Activity/Practical Begin the lesson by writing the terms "Direct Proportion" and Activity "Inverse Proportion" on the board. Define these terms for the students: - Direct Proportion: When two variables increase or decrease together in a consistent way. As one variable goes up, the other goes up as well, and vice versa. - Inverse Proportion: When two variables change in such a way that when one increases, the other decreases, and vice versa. Explain direct proportion using examples. Provide a simple problem to the class, such as: "If 5 apples cost $2.50, how much will 10 apples cost?" Guide them through the solution using the direct proportion formula. Explain inverse proportion using examples. Show a scenario like "the time it takes to travel a distance vs. the speed of the vehicle." The faster the vehicle, the less time it takes to travel the same distance, and vice versa. Distribute printed worksheets with problems related to direct and inverse proportion to the trainees.