Lesson Plan CO - Grace Obiedo - FINAL
Lesson Plan CO - Grace Obiedo - FINAL
LEARNING TASKS:
P REVIEW:
R What is the Mean? Mean of a discrete random variable is the
E central value or average of its
L corresponding probability.
I It is also called as Expected Value.
M Mean is denoted as “mu” (μ).
I What is Variance and Standard The variance and standard deviation are
N Deviation? two values that describe how scattered or
1. 1. Statistics
2.
2. Computation
3. 3. Solution
4.
4. Graph
5.
5. Answer
6. Probability
6.
7. Percent
7.
8. Mean
8.
9. Distribution
9.
PRESENTATION:
The Normal Distribution
ACTIVITY:
1. Groupings Students follow what the teacher ask them to do
(Form 3 groups and ask them to find a Student’s answer the activity sheet within the time
leader, secretary and reporter) allotted to them
2. Setting of Standards
3. Giving of Activity sheets
ANALYSIS:
Allow each group to present and Each group present their answers on the
discuss the result of their activity. board and answer the following questions
Based on the finished activity,
answer the ff. questions Possible answers:
1. How did you answer the given 1. We read and understand the direction.
activity?
2. How did you come up with just 2. Each group member contribute their
one answer? answers and we summarize it
3. What have feel about the given 3. We are happy because we are part of
activity? the success of our group in answering the
activity given to us.
ABSTRACTION:
What is normal distribution? Characteristics of Normal Distribution
How can we determine a 1. The total area under the normal curve
distribution with normally is equal to 1 or 100%
2. The maximum point on the curve
skewed?
occurs at x = μ
How can we compute for the area 3. The graph is symmetrical about the line
under normal curve? x=μ
Concepts of normal distribution 4. Mean = Median = Mode
How to identify the regions under
APPLICATION:
Directions: Understand and compute the Answers:
problem. First determine the given values
μ=150
The weights of corns harvested by the σ=25
IP’s of Himamaylan City are X1 = 98
approximately normally distributed with a X2 = 161
mean of 150 grams and a standard
deviation of 25 grams. If a mango is @ x=98
selected at random, what is the X−μ
z=
probability that its weight is between 98 σ
and 161 grams? 98−150
z=
25
z=−2.08
@ x=161
X−μ
z=
σ
161−150
z=
25
z=0.44
Therefore, the area between the score 98
and 161 is 0.6512. This means that
65.12% of the data is between the scores
98 and 161.
ASSESSMENT:
Directions: Identify the region under
the normal curve corresponding to
different standard normal values and
compute the probability and
percentiles using the standard normal
A = 1 − 0.7157
A = 0.2843
There is a 28.43% chance that a student
randomly selected from the group has a
weight that is greater than 62 kg.
INSTRUCTIONAL DECISION:
Mastery Level: ________
Instructional Decision:________
REFLECTION:
From the evaluation, number of learners who earned:
80% and above
Below 80%
Did the remedial lessons work?
No. of learners who:
have caught up with the lesson
continue to require remediation
Which of my teaching strategies worked
well? Why did these work?
What difficulties did I encounter which my
Principal/Supervisor can help me solve?
What innovation or localized materials did
I use/discover which I wish to share with
other teachers?
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GRACE G. OBIEDO
SHS Teacher II
X−μ
z=
σ
Group 1 (MATHinik)
The score in the summative test of Grade 11 – HUMMS are normally distributed with a mean of 65 and a
standard deviation of 12. Find the probability that some students got a score below 40.
Group 2 (MATHalino)
The height (in meters) of Grade 11 students in Section A follows a normal distribution with a mean 1.6
and a standard deviation of 0.3. find the probability that students chosen at random has a height greater
than 1.75.
Group 3 (MATHgaling)
The Intelligence Quotient (IQ) scores for people are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a
standard deviation of 16. If Belina was randomly selected to take a test, what is the probability that her
score is between 100 and 120?
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