DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN SHS
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
At the end of the lesson, the student is able to:
a. Calculate the Mean and Variance in Real-life Problem.
II. LEARNING CONTENT:
a. Subject Matter: Random Variables and Probability Distributions.
b. Lesson: Mean, Variance and the Standard Deviation of a Discrete Random Variable.
c. Code: M11/12SP-IIIb-2
d. References: General Mathematics by Orlando A. Oronce. Pp. 137 PDF
e. Materials: Manila Paper, Pentel Pen, Pilot Pen, and Power Point Presentation
f. Strategies: Deductive Method of Teaching
g. Values Integration: Shows the ability to solve problems.
III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES / PROCEDURE:
A. Preliminary Activity:
1. Prayer Students are praying…
2. Checking of Attendance Who are absent students?
3. Drill: Recalling Worded Problems. “(Students are prepared to
B. Review: answer)”.
What was our topic last meeting? Our topic was all about measure of
What are the measures of central tendency? central tendency.
Example: Mean, Median and Mode
1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5
Find the average, the middle and the most occurring number. Mean=3.17
Lesson Proper: Middle=3
C. Motivation: Mode=4
(mathematics tricks)
Provide 4 digit examples
D. Presentation:
Present the topic and the objective for them to be guided and
present the rubrics to be used in groupings to rate their Our Topic is all about Mean and
performance. the Variance of a discrete random
variables and our objective is to
Criteria Very Good Good Poor calculate the mean, variance and
(5 pts.) (3 pts.) (2 pts.) standard deviation in real life
Explanation & Very Organized & Not problems.
Presentation Organized Clear Organized
and Clear (Students are listening in the
Behavior & All Members 2-3 Members 4 or more are discussion of rubrics).
Cooperation are Behaved of the Group not Behaved
& are not &
Cooperating Cooperating Cooperating
Timeliness First to finish Second to Last or not
the output. finish the finish the
output. output.
E. Discussion:
Divide the students into three groups where they will be given an
activity to brainstorm and come up with a creative presentation.
Here is the activity to be given. (Students are start counting from 1
to 3 and perform the activity given).
GROUP 1
Complete the table below by finding the unknown variables.
Possible Answer for group 1:
x ẍ ( x i-ẍ) ( x i-ẍ)2
8 4 b. x ẍ16 ( x i-ẍ) ( x i-ẍ)2
5 a. 1 8 4 d. b. 4 16
2 4 -2 5 a. 44 1 d.1 Possible Answer:
1 c. -3 x2 4
ẍ 9 -2
( x i-ẍ) 4 2
( x i-ẍ)
GROUP 2 1
8
c.4
4
-3
b.-4 16
9
Complete the table below by finding the unknown variables.1 Possible Answer:
5 a.4 d.1
2 4 -2 4
x ẍ ( x i-ẍ) ( x i-ẍ)2
x ẍ ( x i-ẍ)1 x i-ẍ)2 -3
(c.4 9
8 4 b.-4 16
8 4 b. 16 5 a.4 1 d.1
5 a. 1 d. 2 4 -2 4
2 4 -2 4 1 c.4 -3 9
1 c. -3 9
GROUP 3
Complete the table below by finding the unknown variables.
x ẍ ( x i-ẍ) ( x i-ẍ)2 (Students are listening to the
8 4 b. 16 discussion).
5 a. 1 d.
2 4 -2 4
1 c. -3 9
Formulas: Yes Sir!
Ʃẍ
Mean: ẍ =
n
Where
Xi = observation
ẍ = Mean
n = Sample size
Variance S2 = Ʃ ¿ ¿
F. Developmental Activity:
The students will be given more examples on calculating the
mean and variance in real-life problem.
The following are the number of chairs a sample of six rooms To derive the, mean, variance and
applied for. we must to familiarize first the
Find the mean, and the variance formula and then follow the process
16 14 10 14 6 12 to derive the answer.
It is essential to learn the Mean and
variance to exercise/practice our
G. Synthesis/Generalization: mind in solving applicable
How to derive the Mean and Variance? problems in our daily life situation.
Why is there a need to learn in computing the mean and variance?
Be proactive person and show the
best things in solving problems.
Possible Answer:
H. Valuing:
x ẍ ( x i-ẍ) ( x i-ẍ)2
Shows the ability to solve problems. 15 20 -5 25
What are the possible things that you should do in order to get the 35 20 15 225
25 20 5 25
solution of the problems?
30 20 10 100
5 20 -15 225
IV. EVALUATION: 10 20 -10 100
Directions: Compute the Mean and Variance using the Mean=20
sample real-life problem given. Variance = 140
The following are the number of tickets in a concert, a sample of
six areas applied for.
Find the mean, the variance and standard deviation.
15 35 25 30 5 10
V. ASSIGNMENT:
Study in advance the hypothesis testing in Statistics and
Probability.
Prepared by: ARIEL E. GABUNILAS