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The document outlines the learning objectives and competencies for a BSED Math course, focusing on geometry and algebra. It details the cognitive behavior levels, item formats, and the number of items for various topics such as measurement, functions, and properties of shapes. The total hours spent on the course is 30, with a distribution of 50 items across different assessment formats.

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The document outlines the learning objectives and competencies for a BSED Math course, focusing on geometry and algebra. It details the cognitive behavior levels, item formats, and the number of items for various topics such as measurement, functions, and properties of shapes. The total hours spent on the course is 30, with a distribution of 50 items across different assessment formats.

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Culla, Mary Jhane D.

BSED MATH 3A
LEVEL OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR, ITEM FORMAT,
CONTENT/ NO. OF NO.
PERCENTAGE NO. AND PLACEMENT OF ITEMS
LEARNING Learning Objectives HOURS OF
OF ITEMS
COMPETENCIES SPENT ITEMS R U AP AN E C
• Illustrate and describe 1-5 (Part I.
point, line, ray, line Identification)
segment, angle, and plane
Measurement and using models and
3 5 10
Geometry geometric notations.
• Construct
perpendicular and parallel
lines.
• Identify the
relationships between
angles formed by parallel
lines cut by a transversal. 6-10 (Part
Measurement
• Determine angle III.
and 3 5 10
measures involving angle Matching
Geometry
pairs, parallel and Type)
perpendicular lines, and
parallel lines cut by a
transversal.
• Identify relations that 11-13 14-17 18-23
are functions based on the (Part IV. (Part II. (Part II.
definitions of relations and True or Multiple Multiple
functions. False) Choice) Choice)
• Determine the domain
and the range of a function
expressed in different
representations.
Number and • Express the
8 13 26
Algebra relationship between two
variables as a function.
• Determine the slopes
(as rate of change) and the
zeros of linear functions
represented in:
a. graphs
b. equations
c. tables of values
• Graph a linear function 24-31
and determine its: (Part II.
a. domain Multiple
b. range Choice)
c. intercepts
Number and Algebra 5 8 16
d. slope
• Represent linear
relationships found in real-
life situations using
different representations.
Number and Algebra • Solve problems 2 3 6 32-34
involving linear functions. (Part II.
Multiple
Choice)
Measurement and • Determine conditions 2 3 6 35-37
Geometry that guarantee parallelism (Part II.
and perpendicularity of Multiple
lines. Choice
Measurement and • Classify quadrilaterals 3 5 10 38-39 40-42
Geometry based on formal definitions. (Part III. (Part V.
• Use properties of Matching Problem
parallelograms to find Type) Solving)
measures of angles, sides,
perpendicular height, and
diagonals.
Measurement and • Solve problems 2 4 8 43-46(
Geometry involving parallelograms, Part V.
rectangles, squares, or Problem
rhombuses by applying Solving)
their different properties.
Measurement and • Prove properties of 2 4 8 47-50(
Geometry parallelograms by applying Part V.
the relevant theorems. Problem
Solving)
Total 30 50 100.00

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