Friday, July 16, 2010

RPH MINGGU 27 & 28

Day/Date/Week

Monday/5 July 2010/27

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

6.6 The equation of locus

Learning objectives

Understand the concept of equation of locus

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to find the equation of locus
  2. Students will be able to solve problems involving locus

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercises discussion

CCTS

To apply formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Neat & systematic, perseverance

Reflection

Most students were able to find the equation locus but the students need more time when solving problem involving equation of locus which require higher level of thinking and problem solving skills


 

Day/Date/Week

Tuesday/6 July 2010/27

Time

10.55 am – 12.05 pm

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

6.6 The equation of locus

Learning objectives

Understand the concept of equation of locus

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to find the equation of locus
  2. Students will be able to solve problems involving locus

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercises discussion

CCTS

To apply formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Neat & systematic, perseverance

Reflection

Most students were able to find the equation locus but the students need more time when solving problem involving equation of locus which require higher level of thinking and problem solving skills


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/7 July 2010/27

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to determine mean, median & mode of ungrouped data
  2. Students will be able to find mode from histograms

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Use of formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Honest

Reflection

Most students were able to find mean, median and mode of ungrouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Thursday/8 July 2010/27

Time

10.20 – 11.30 am

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to determine mean, median & mode of ungrouped data
  2. Students will be able to find mode from histograms

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Use of formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Honest

Reflection

Most students were able to find mean, median and mode of ungrouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Monday/12 July 2010/28

Time

9.45 - 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to calculate mean of grouped data
  2. Students will be able to calculate the median of grouped data from cumulative frequency tables

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercises discussion

CCTS

Use of formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Honest

Reflection

Most students were able to find mean and median of grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Tuesday/13 July 2010/28

Time

10.55 am – 12.05 pm

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to calculate mean of grouped data
  2. Students will be able to calculate the median of grouped data from cumulative frequency tables

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercises discussion

CCTS

Use of formula, logical thinking

Noble values

Honest

Reflection

Most students were able to find mean and median of grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/14 July 2010/28

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to estimate the median of grouped data from an ogive
  2. Students will be able to determine the effects on mean, mode & median for a set of data is changed uniformly, extreme values exist & certain data is added or removed

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Classification of data, observing relationship, cause & effect

Noble values

Honest, logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to solve statistical problem regarding the effects on mean, mode and median according to the given specific circumstances.


 

Day/Date/Week

Thursday/14 July 2010/28

Time

10.20 – 11.30 am

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.1 Measure of central tendency

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of central tendency

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to estimate the median of grouped data from an ogive
  2. Students will be able to determine the effects on mean, mode & median for a set of data is changed uniformly, extreme values exist & certain data is added or removed

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Classification of data, observing relationship, cause & effect

Noble values

Honest, logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to solve statistical problem regarding the effects on mean, mode and median according to the given specific circumstances.


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/7 July 2010/27

Time

8.15 – 9.25 am

Class

5S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

N/A

Learning objectives

N/A

Learning outcomes

N/A

Activities

First semester examination correction and discussion

CCTS

Problem solving

Noble values

Hardworking

Reflection

Paper 2 done


 

Day/Date/Week

Friday/9 July 2010/27

Time

8.15 – 9.25 am

Class

5S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

5.4 Basic Identities

Learning objectives

Understand & use of basic identities

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to prove other trigonometric identities using basic identities.

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Problem solving

Noble values

Neat, hardworking

Reflection

Some students were unable to prove other trigonometric identities using basic identities. This subchapter is bit difficult to most students.


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/14 July 2010/28

Time

8.15 – 9.45 am

Class

5S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

5.4 Basic Identities

5.5 Addition formulae & double-angle formulae

Learning objectives

  1. Understand & use of basic identities
  2. Understand & use addition & double-angle formulae

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to solve trigonometric equation using basic identities
  2. Students will be able to prove trigonometric identities using addition formulae for .

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercise discussion, Q & A.

CCTS

Mental process, problem solving.

Noble values

Determination, careful, systematic

Reflection

Most students found that this subtopic is quite difficult to understand. So, only simple and moderate level of difficulty concept & examples will be discussed.


 

Day/Date/Week

Friday/16 July 2010/28

Time

8.15 - 9.45 am

Class

5S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

5.5 Addition formulae & double-angle formulae

Learning objectives

Understand & use addition & double-angle formulae

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to solve trigonometric equations involving addition and double angle formulae

Activities

Concepts & examples discussion, exercise discussion, Q & A.

CCTS

Mental process, problem solving.

Noble values

Determination, careful, systematic

Reflection

Most student found that solving trigonometric equations are quite difficulty especially those with the combination of addition and double angled formula.

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