Friday, July 30, 2010

RPH MINGGU 29 & 30

Day/Date/Week

Monday/19 July 2010/29

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to find range of ungrouped and group data
  2. Students will be able to find the interquartile range of ungrouped data
  3. Students will be able to find interquartile range of grouped data from the cumulative frequency table

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Classification of data, observing relationship

Noble values

Perseverance

Reflection

Most students were able to interquartile range ungrouped & grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Tuesday/20 July 2010/29

Time

10.55 am – 12.05 pm

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to find range of ungrouped and group data
  2. Students will be able to find the interquartile range of ungrouped data
  3. Students will be able to find interquartile range of grouped data from the cumulative frequency table

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Classification of data, observing relationship

Noble values

Perseverance

Reflection

Most students were able to interquartile range ungrouped & grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/21 July 2010/29

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to determine the variance & standard deviation for ungrouped & grouped data

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Compare & contrast, problem solving

Noble values

Logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to find variance & standard deviation for ungrouped & grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Thursday/22 July 2010/29

Time

10.20 – 11.30 am

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to determine the variance & standard deviation for ungrouped & grouped data

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Compare & contrast, problem solving

Noble values

Logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to find variance & standard deviation for ungrouped & grouped data


 

Day/Date/Week

Monday/26 July 2010/30

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to determine the effects on range, inter quartile range, variance & standard deviation for a set of data when data is changed uniformly

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Compare & contrast, problem solving

Noble values

Logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to state the effect measures of dispersion when the set of data is altered


 

Day/Date/Week

Tuesday/26 July 2010/30

Time

10.55 am – 12.05 pm

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

7.2 Measures of dispersion

Learning objectives

Understand & use the concept of measures of dispersion

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to determine the effects on range, inter quartile range, variance & standard deviation for a set of data when data is changed uniformly

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Compare & contrast, problem solving

Noble values

Logical thinking

Reflection

Most students were able to state the effect measures of dispersion when the set of data is altered


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/28 July 2010/30

Time

9.45 – 10.55 am

Class

4S1

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

8.1 Radians

8.2 Arc length of a circle

Learning objectives

  1. Understand & use the concept of radian
  2. Understand & use the concept of length of arc of circle to solve problem

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to convert measurements in radians to degrees and vice versa
  2. Students will be able to determine the length of arc, radius, angle subtended at the centre of the circle based on given information.

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Application of formula

Noble values

Accurate, making conclusion

Reflection

All students were able to solve the given tasks


 

Day/Date/Week

Thursday/29 July 2010/30

Time

10.20 – 11.30 am

Class

4S2

Subject

Additional Mathematics

Chapter

8.1 Radians

8.2 Arc length of a circle

Learning objectives

  1. Understand & use the concept of radian
  2. Understand & use the concept of length of arc of circle to solve problem

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to convert measurements in radians to degrees and vice versa
  2. Students will be able to determine the length of arc, radius, angle subtended at the centre of the circle based on given information.

Activities

Concept & examples discussion, Q & A

CCTS

Application of formula

Noble values

Accurate, making conclusion

Reflection

All students were able to solve the given tasks


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/21 July 2010/29

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


 

Day/Date/Week

Friday/23 July 2010/29

Time 

8.15 - 9.45 am

Class 

5S2

Subject 

Additional Mathematics

Chapter 

6.1 Permutations

Learning objectives 

Understand & use the concept of permutations

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be to able to determine the total number of ways to perform successive events using multiplication rule
  2. Students will be able to determine the number of permutations of n different objects and n different objects taken r at a time

Activities 

Concepts & examples discussion, permutations experiment

CCTS 

Logical thinking

Noble values 

Systematic, tolerance

Reflection 

Some students are lacking of logical thinking skills, so some might find it difficult to understand this topic well.


 

Day/Date/Week

Wednesday/28 July 2010/30

Time 

8.15 - 9.45 am

Class 

5S2

Subject 

Additional Mathematics

Chapter 

6.1 Permutations

Learning objectives 

Understand & use the concept of permutations

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to determine the number of permutations of n different objects for given conditions

Activities 

Concepts & examples discussion, exercise discussion

CCTS 

Logical thinking

Noble values 

Systematic, tolerance

Reflection 

Some students are still having in solving problem involving permutation due to the lack of logical thinking skills.


 

Day/Date/Week

Friday/30 July 2010/30

Time 

8.15 - 9.45 am

Class 

5S2

Subject 

Additional Mathematics

Chapter 

6.2 Combinations

Learning objectives 

Understand & use the concept of combinations

Learning outcomes

  1. Students will be able to determine the number of combinations of r objects chosen from n different objects
  2. Students will be able to determine the number of combinations of r objects chosen from n different objects for given conditions

Activities 

Concepts & examples discussion, exercises discussion, Q & A

CCTS 

Logical thinking

Noble values 

Diligence, confidence

Reflection 

The students need to explore a lot of examples in order to get a clear concept of combinations.

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