PETA Proposal

Subject/s: Statistics and Probability

Quarter/Period: Midterm
Grade: 11
Objectives: This project will be able to:
 Evaluate students’ grasp of fundamental statistical
concepts such as random variables, mean, variance, and
standard deviation.
 Measure students’ ability to effectively articulate statistical
concepts to an audience within a concise presentation
timeframe.
 Encourage students to apply statistical principles to
practical scenarios, showcasing their capacity to analyze
data and resolve issues using appropriate statistical
methodologies.
Output/s: PowerPoint Presentation for Statistics & Probability
Contributor/s: By 3’s
Situation:  In a statistics class, students are divided into groups, and
each group is assigned a specific statistical concept to
teach to the class. Each group selects a topic such as
random variables, mean calculation, variance, or discrete
and continuous random variables. They collaborate to
create a concise PowerPoint presentation to explain the
topic within a 2–3-minute time frame. During the
presentations, each group takes turns acting as the teacher,
sharing their knowledge with their classmates. This activity
promotes teamwork, encourages active participation, and
allows students to develop their presentation and teaching
skills while reinforcing their understanding of statistical
concepts.
Instructions/ Procedures:  Each group selects one of the six (6) topics.
 Prepare a PowerPoint presentation consisting of
example/s. (Follow the format below)
 Limit presentation time 2-3 minutes per group.
 In presenting your output, the teacher will call random
students from the group to present.

Criteria/Rubric: (Sample Criteria Guide Questions Points

Rubric) Content Did the student demonstrate a clear 40
Knowledge understanding of the topic?
Clarity and Was the presentation easy to follow 40
Organization and well-structured?
Presentation Did the student communicate 20
Skills effectively and maintain
engagement?

Total:
100
Working Time Frame: Three weeks April 3 – 17, 2024
Deadline of Submission: April 17, 2024 ; Presentation April 19, 2024
Mode of Submission: Face to Face
Additional note/s:
TOPIC 1: Random Variable (3 examples)
Problem
Three-diagram (optional)
Sample space
Table
Possible values

TOPIC 2: Discrete and Continuous Random Variable

15 discrete random variables
15 continuous random variables

TOPIC 3: Constructing Probability Distribution of a Discrete Random Variables (2 examples)

Problem
Sample space
Table
Possible Outcomes Value of Random Variable

Table
Value of Random Variable Probability

Histogram

TOPIC 4: Properties of a Probability Distribution

15 examples (table and equation)

TOPIC 5: Computing Mean

The learners will make 3 examples in computing a Mean
Problem
Table
Mean

TOPIC 6: Computing Variance and Standard Deviation

The learners will make 2 examples in computing a Mean
Problem
Table
Mean
 STEM 11
GROUP 1 GROUP 4 GROUP 7 GROUP 10
Christian Acupan Calix Quimada Jethro Pierre Dela Cruz
Frances Escuadra Klaren Gablines Valerie Gian Lomboy
Justine Tuazon Pangilinan Karina Rowell Tan

Group 2 GROUP 5 GROUP 8 GROUP 11

Ronald Bathan Berico Gemmuela Justine Timbol
Ma. Charimaine Galo Airam Nhayomie
Carl Acuna Quintana Athena Salazar Yesha
Luna
GROUP 3 GROUP 6 GROUP 9
Justine Pido Boiser Zack
Gablines Kennu George Llames
Arvin Angana Jose Gabriel Raine Silvestre

ABM 11
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4
Mary Jane Delaine Glenn Sophia
Paul Franz Arni Jeffrey
Carl Clarisse Zaira Justine

HUMSS & TVL 11

GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
GROUP 4