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of Students Topic Subtopic Learning objectives Learning Outcomes : Mathematics : 29 Jan 2008 : Tuesday : 0825-0945 (80 minutes) : 2 Taat : 35 Students : 2.0 Squares, Squares Roots, Cubes and Cube Roots. : 2.4 Cube Roots of Numbers. : Understand and use the concept of cube roots of numbers. : At the end of the lesson, a student should be able to: i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. State the cube root of a number as the number multiplied by itself twice equals to the given number. Determine the cube roots of integers without using a calculator. Determine the cube roots of numbers without using a calculator. Estimate cube roots of numbers. Determine cube roots of number using a calculator. Perform computations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and mixed operations on squares, square roots, cube and cube roots.
Prior Knowledge i. ii. iii. iv. Teaching method i. ii. iii. Value
: Students know about square, square roots and cube numbers by using and without using calculator. Students understand about squares and cubes, perfect squares and perfect cubes and squares roots. Students know how to calculate integers involving multiplication. Students know about positive and negative integers, fractions and decimals. : Expository method Teachers and students center Write on white board
Period And
Content
Time Organize the class and Induction Set (10 Minutes) Introduction
Teacher Teacher reminds students what they understand about the previous subtopic. Teacher corrects the students.
Students Student responses to the teacher. Students give their response and answer the question.
Values / CCTS Moral value: Respects to teacher. Responsibilities. Focus on students. Obey to rule Respect teacher. Recall
Students ask questions. CCTS: Generalization Strategy: Focus on students and white board. Moral Value: Respect to teacher Obey to the direction Recall
2.2 (a) Stating a number multiplied by itself twice as a number to the power of three and vice versa.
Teacher explains about power of three. Teacher gives examples to students and discuss with them.
Students pay attention Students copy example and answer on the white board.
a )since (2)3 = 8 then 3 8 = 2 2 8 b)since ( )3 = 3 27 8 2 then 3 = 27 3 Teacher gives opportunity to students Step 3 (10 minutes) 2.2 (b) Determining the cubes of numbers without using a calculator. to ask question. Teacher explains about cubes of numbers, multiply the number by itself twice. Teacher gives examples to students and discuss with them a) 3 3 3 , b) 3 1.331 8 Students copy example and answer on the white board. Students pay attention
Understanding
Strategy: Focus on students and white board. Moral Value: Respect to teacher Obey to the direction Recall Understanding
CCTS:
Students pay attention Students copy example and answer on the white board.
Strategy: Focus on students and white board. Moral Value: Respect to teacher Obey to the direction Recall
Students ask questions. CCTS: Understanding Strategy: Focus on students and white board. Moral Value: Respect to teacher Obey to the direction Recall
Students pay attention Students copy example and answer on the white board.
Step 6
Strategy:
(10 Minutes)
to students and discuss with them. Teacher gives opportunity to students to ask question. Students copy example and answer on the white board.
Students ask questions. CCTS: Understanding Moral Value: obey the instruction CCTS:
Evaluation
Conclusion
Teacher asks student about what they learn. Teacher gives opportunity for students to ask question
Generating idea Strategy: Focus on students Pay attention Recall Moral Value:
CCTS: