Detailed Lesson Plan in Mathematics 9
Detailed Lesson Plan in Mathematics 9
I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson students should be able to:
a. Cognitive: Define Quadratic Function.
b. Affective: Represent a quadratic function using ordered pairs, table of values,
and mapping.
c. Psychomotor: Show cooperation and perseverance in representing quadratic
function using table of values, ordered pairs and mapping.
III. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preparatory Activities
2. Greetings
Good Afternoon, Class!
Welcome to our Math class! Good afternoon, Ma’am!
3. Checking of Attendance
Class Secretary, is there any
absent today? Class Secretary will tell who is absent.
B. Review
Let’s have a review from our
previous topic which is Modelling
real life situations using quadratic
function.
C. Motivation
Show the letters of the word LOVE.
Let them give the different ways that a Both can be expressed or represent in a
quadratic function can be expressed. variety of ways.
Very Good!
(Across Learning Area- ESP, Health)
D. Discussion
So, our lesson for today is
REPRESENTING A QUADRATIC
FUNCTION USING ORDERED PAIRS,
TABLE OF VALUES, AND MAPPING.
Students will read the objectives.
Students, kindly read the objectives. a. Define quadratic function.
b. Represent quadratic function
using table of values, ordered
pairs and mapping.
c. Show cooperation and
perseverance in representing
quadratic function using table of
values, ordered pairs and
mapping.
Quadratic function is defined as a
First of all, let us define quadratic polynomial where the highest degree of
function. any variable is 2.
y=ax2 + bx + c
What is the standard form of quadratic where:
function? x values are called DOMAIN
y values are called RANGE
It is a one-to-one correspondence,
therefore the set of ordered pairs is a
FUNCTION.
It is many-to-one correspondence,
therefore the table of values is a
FUNCTION.
Domain = 2,2,3,4
Range = -1,-2,-3,-4
Yes, It is number 2
It is a one-to-many correspondence,
therefore the given mapping is PURE many-to-one correspondence,
RELATON. FUNCTION
one-to-many correspondence, PURE
More Examples: RELATION
3.
E. Application
Group Activity (Differentiated Task)
Range
IV. EVALUATION
ACTIVITY 1: Work on this!
Directions/Instruction: Give the correspondence and tell whether the given is a
FUNCTION or PURE RELATION.
V. Assignment
Identifying Whether a Given Equation is a Quadratic Function
Prepared by:
Checked by:
NORALYN D. NAGUM
Assistant Principal II