MATHEMATICS
ARITHMETIC AND NUMBER SENSE ALGEBRA GEOMETRY
Fraction and Decimal Basic Concepts Definitions, Postulates, and Theorems
1. Fraction to Decimal Algebraic Expressions Pythagorean Theorem
2. Decimal to Fraction 1. Translation Euclidean Geometry
3. Operations with Fraction and 2. Simplifying Expressions Non- Euclidean Geometry
Decimal 3. Operations on Algebraic Angles
4. Converting Repeating Expressions Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Decimals to Fractions Quadratic Equations Triangle
5. Comparing and Ordering 1. Quadratic Equation 1. Classification of Triangles
Fractions 2. Domain and Range of 2. Sum Theorems
Percentage Quadratic Equation 3. Congruence Postulate
1. Decimal to Percent 3. Factoring Quadratic 4. Parts of a Triangle
2. Percent to Decimal Equation 5. Inequalities in a Triangle
3. Fraction to Percent Polynomials 6. Geometric Mean
4. Percent, Rate, Base 1. Multiplying Binomials Quadrilaterals and Other Polygon
5. Application of Percent 2. Special Products Area and Volume
Problems 3. Binomial Expansion Circles
Discount and Mark- 4. Synthetic Division Reasoning
up Linear Equations Proof and Logic questions
Interest 1. Definition Circumference: diameter, area, etc.
Scientific Notation 2. Forms of Linear Equation
Measurements 3. Finding the Equation Line
1. Common Conversion Factors 4. Systems of Linear Equation
2. One-Step Conversion Problem Theory of Equations
3. Two-Step Conversion Problem 1. Remainder Theory
4. Chemistry to Physics (Density) 2. Factor Theorem
5. Volume 3. Rational Root Theorem
(Answer many word problems as possible) 4. Descartes’ Rule of Signs
Divisibility Function and Relations
Basic Operations Fractions and Rational Functions
1. Order of Operations Cartesian Coordinate System (Graphing)
(PEMDAS) Word Problems (Number, Consecutive Problems,
2. Operations on Integers Age, Mixture, Money, Uniform Motion, Work,
Prime Factorization Investment)
1. Prime and Composite Exponents and Logarithm
2. Factor Tree and Upside-Down Radicals
Division Complex Numbers
GCF and LCM Sequence and Series
1. Listing Method 1. Finite and Infinite Sequence
2. Prime Factorization 2. Arithmetic Sequence
3. Upside-Down Division 3. Geometric Sequence
Number Properties
Types of Numbers
1. Imaginary Number
2. Real Numbers
(Rational, Irrational, Whole,
Natural Number)
Consecutive Integers
Ratio, Rate, and Proportion
Sets and Set Notation
TRIGONOMETRY STATISTICS CALCULUS
Unit Circle Mean, Median, Mode Conic Sections
Trigonometric Ratios Measures of Central Tendencies Limits
Basic Trigonometric Functions Factorials Derivatives
Basic Identities Counting, Permutation, and Combination
Axioms Probability
SOHCAHTOA
CHOSHACAO
Special Angles
Quadrants
SCIENCE
BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY PHYSICS
Branches of Biology Branches of Chemistry Mechanics
Characteristics of Life Matter 1. Kinematics
Microscope (History) 1. States and Properties of Kinematic
Cells Biology Matter Equations
1. History 2. Substances Velocity
2. Theory 3. Mixtures Acceleration
3. Types of Cells 4. Energy
4. Parts of the cells and 5. Types of Energy
Motion in One and
Two Dimension
organelles 6. Endothermic and Exothermic 2. Dynamics
5. Cell Transport (Passive and Reactions Force
Active Transport) Phases of Matter Vector and Scalars
6. Cell Modification 1. Properties of Liquids, Gases, Newton’s Law of
7. Cell Division and Solids
Motion
8. Cellular Respiration 2. Behavior of Gases
9. Passive and Active Transport 3. Boyle’s Law
Statics
10. Anabolism and Metabolism 4. Charles’ Law Friction
Biological Molecules 5. Gay-Lussac’s Law 3. Energy and Momentum
Viruses 6. Combined Gas Law Potential and
1. Viruses 7. Avogadro’s Law Kinetic Energy
2. Virus Replication 8. Graham’s Law Simple Machine
3. Retroviruses 9. Ideal Gas Law and Mechanical
Histology 10. Phase Changes Advantage
1. Tissue Atomic Structure Work and Power
2. Four Basic Types of Tissue 1. History of Atom Impulse
Genetics 2. Atomic Theories
1. Mendelian and Non- 3. Rutherford’s Gold Foil
Conservation
Laws
mendelian + Heredity Experiment
4. Circular Motion
2. Genetic Mutation and 4. Development of the Atomic
Chromosomal Mutation Structure Uniform Circular
3. Spermatogenesis and 5. Subatomic Particles Motion
Oogenesis 6. Isotopes Centripetal Force
4. DNA Replication, 7. Valence Electrons and Dot 5. Simple Harmonic Motion
Transcription, and RNA Diagrams Mass on a Spring
Translation 8. Hybridization Pendulum
Photosynthesis 9. Effective Nuclear Charge 6. Gravity
1. Light Reactions 10. Quantum Numbers Laws of
2. Calvin Cycle 11. Ions and the Octet Rule Gravitation
3. Interaction of Light with 12. Isoelectronic Theory Orbits
Chloroplast Molecular Structure
4. Photosystem (and its 1. Lewis Structure
Kepler’s Law
components) 2. Three-dimensional molecular 7. Fluid Mechanics
Evolution and Diversity shapes, polarity Electricity and Magnetism
1. Evolution Periodic Table and Periodic Trends 8. Electric Fields, Forces, and
2. Neo-Darwinian Theory 1. History and Arrangement of Potentials
3. Theory of Common Descent the Periodic Table 9. Capacitance
4. Natural Selection 2. Metals, Nonmetals, and 10. Circuit Elements and DC
5. Coevolution Semimetals Circuits
6. Evidence of Evolution 3. The Families 11. Magnetism
(Fossils) 4. Electronegativity Light, Sound, and Waves
Human Organ System 5. Ionization Energy Waves and Optics
Taxonomy and Kingdoms 6. Atomic Radius 1. General Wave Properties
Ocean Life Forms 7. Ionic Radius 2. Reflection and Refraction
Botany 8. The s, p, d, and f Blocks 3. Ray Optics
1. Plants Bonding 4. Physical Optics
2. Photosynthesis 1. Intramolecular and Heat and Thermodynamics
3. Major Plant Classification Intermolecular Bonds 1. Thermal Properties
4. Gymnosperm Cycle 2. Ionic, Covalent, and Metallic 2. Laws of Thermodynamics
5. Angiosperm Cycle Bonding Modern Physics
6. C4 and CAM Plants 3. Sigma and Pi Bonds 1. Quantum Phenomena
7. Plant Tropism 4. Van der Waals Forces 2. Atomic
Zoology 5. Naming Compounds 3. Nuclear Physics
Ecology, Symbiotic Relationships, and Biomes 6. Determining Chemical 4. Relativity
1. Ecosystem Formulas
Population Stoichiometry and Solution Chemistry
Community 1. Chemical Formulas
Ecosystem 2. Balancing Chemical
Equations
Abiotic and Biotic 3. Mole Ratios
Food Web and Food Chain 4. Moles, Mass, Volumes, and
Orders of Consumers Molecules
2. Biome 5. Limiting and Excess Reagent
3. Ecological Succession 6. Percent Composition
4. Energy Flow 7. Empirical
5. Cycles in the Environment 8. Concentration and Dilutions
9. Colligative Properties
10. Solubility of Compounds
Organic Chemistry
1. Carbon
2. Hydrocarbon
3. Naming Organic Compounds
4. Naming Hydrocarbons and
Their Isomers
5. Cyclic Hydrocarbon
6. Alcohols and Ethers
7. Carbonyl-Containing
Compounds
8. Compounds Containing
Nitrogen
Energy and Chemical Reactions
1. Potential Energy Diagrams
Revisited
2. Heat and Changes Phase
3. Thermometry
4. Hess’ Law
5. Bond Dissociation Energy
Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium
1. Reaction Rates
2. Equilibrium
3. Le Chatelier’s Principle
4. Common Ion Effect
5. Reactions That Go To
Completion
Reaction Types
1. Acid and Bases
2. Oxidation-Reduction
3. Precipitation (including basic
solubility rules)
The Metric System
Accuracy and Precision
GENERAL SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE ASTRONOMY
Famous Scientists (Einstein, Newton, Curie, Spheres of the Earth Theories about the Origin of the Universe and Solar
Wegener, Edison, Pasteur, etc) Layers of the Earth System
Branches of Science Theories about the Lithosphere Kinds of Galaxies
Scientific Process and Method Plate Boundaries and Faults Phases/ Life Cycle of a Star
Fundamental Quantities and Derived Formulas Relative and Absolute Dating Famous Stars and Constellation
Measurements (from yotta to yocto) Earthquakes Comets and Asteroids
Accuracy and Precision Wave Parts, Seismic Waves, and Tsunami Quasars and Pulsars + Blazars and Seyferts
Unit Prefixes, Significant Figures Volcanoes Planets of the Solar System
Fossils Sun: The layers and different activities
Thunderstorm (how it formed), Tornadoes, Storm Characteristics/ Notes about the Moon + Phases of
and kinds the Moon
Types of Rocks Tides
Exogenic and Endogenic Processes Lunar and Solar Eclipse
Types of Weathering
Minerals and Rock
Climate and Weather
Biogeochemical Cycles
Types of Clouds
Weather Instruments
ENGLISH FILIPINO READING COMPREHENSION
mmar Wastong Gamit POETRY
Parts of the Speech Bahagi ng Pananalita ESSAYS
Correct Usage Sawikain o Idioma ARTICLES
Sentence Construction Tayutay SHORT STORIES
Modifiers Paksa ng Talata MYTHOLOGY AND
Faulty Modifiers Ponolohiya at Ponema FABLES
- Misplaced and dangling Morpolohiya at Morpema SPEECHES
modifiers Pagbaybay ng mga salitang LOCAL & INT’L
Complements may pag-uulit o LITERATRE
- Subjective reduplikasyon FAMOUS AUTHORS
- Objective Paglalapi LITERARY//TEXTUAL
- Adjective CRITICISM: PLOT,
- Adverbs THEMES,
STYLE,SUMMARIES, ETC
Pronoun-Antecedent
Agreement
INFERENCE
Types of sentences
GETTING THE MAIN
IDEA/TOPIC SENTENCE
- Acc. To structure
APPROPRIATE TITLE OF
- Acc. To function
SELECTION
Sentence patterns COMIC STRIPS
double negatives AUTHOR’S POV
Fragments MEANING THROUGH
Analogies: Simile and CONTEXT CLUES
Metaphor DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
Sentence Correction FACT AND OPINIONS
Subject-Verb Agreement THEME OF PASSAGE OR
Special Cases of Agreements STORY
Complements
Participle and Infinitives
Clause
Modals
Idioms
Confusing words and Phrasal
verbs
Common Fallacies
Parallelism
GENERAL INFORMATION
Most Common Phobia
Moons of Planets in Solar System
Animal Trivia
Famous Fathers in their specific fields (and inventions)
Greek and Roman Gods and Goddess
Constellation
Philippine Presidents
Philippine Regions and Capitals
Philippine Landmarks
Philippine National Artists
Philippine National Heroes
Weekday Schedule (Monday to Friday: 1 hour 30 minutes per day)
Time: Choose any 90-minute block that fits your day.
Saturday & Sunday Schedule (Full-Day Review)
· Stick to Your Schedule: You’ve planned your study time carefully, so follow it strictly. If you miss a session,
immediately make it up during your catch-up hour. No excuses.
· Implement Rewards and Penalties: Reward yourself for completing study sessions and stick to the penalties if
you don’t. For example, if you skip a session, forgo something you enjoy, like social media or TV time, as a
consequence.
· Find an Accountability Partner: Share your study goals with someone who can check in on your progress.
Regular accountability will keep you committed.
· Use the Pomodoro Technique: Study for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. This keeps you focused and
prevents burnout. Stick to this method strictly.
· Add Extra Tasks if Necessary: If you fall behind, add 15 minutes of study time the next day. Don’t let missed
sessions accumulate.
· Incorporate Movement: If you miss a study session, do a quick workout or jog. This helps refocus your mind
when you return to studying.
· Visual Reminders: Set alarms and place sticky notes in visible areas. These reminders will reinforce your
commitment to the schedule.
If You Miss a Study Session:
Identify Missed Time: Determine how much study time you missed during the day.
Make-Up Time: Dedicate the time after 6:00 PM to cover the missed study period. For example:
1. If you missed an hour in the morning, use 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM to catch up.
2. If you missed a shorter session, use part of the time after 6:00 PM for catch-up.
Adjust Evening Schedule: If you have other commitments after 6:00 PM, adjust your study time
accordingly. For instance:
1. If you have an activity from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM, study from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.