Engaging Scenario:

Mrs. Lorna U. Carreon, a Grade 7 Math

Teacher at Holy Trinity School, asked her
students to do a research work using the
concepts of sets and subsets. The class
is divided into three groups, and each
member of the group is task to perform
different role: a business planner that
will provide a convincing presentation
about the top three best investment
sites,

researcher that will administer a

survey form, statistician that
will apply basic set concepts,
and computer staff that will
make a power point
presentation. The research will
be graded according to the
accuracy of content and clarity
of presentation presented to the
new travel agency owner and his

Goal: Your groups task is to

determine the top three destinations
based on survey in a given situation.
Role: The individual role of each
member of the group are as follows:
A business planner, the group
leader, hired by the new travel
agency owner who will provide a
convincing presentation about the
top three best investment sites.

A surveyor/researcher who will

administer a survey form to 100 local

tourist.
Two statisticians who will apply
basic set concepts to determine the
mathematical solution to the given
situation.
A computer-literate staff that will
make the Ppt presentation and who
will assist the business planner in his

Audience: The target audience is

the new travel agency owner and his
associates.

Situation: The challenge involves

dealing with the applications of
concepts and skills in sets and set
operations.
Surveying is an important initial
step in the success or failures in the

For a start, a new travel agency

owner wants to connect with the
tourist destinations.
A random survey will be conducted
with the following questions.
1) If you are to choose only one
Philippine tourist spots, where do
you want to go?
2) If you are to choose two
Philippine tourist spots, where do
you want to go?

You need to convince the owner

and his associates of the result of
the study.

Product: Your group needs to

develop a presentable and
accurate Powerpoint
presentation and a convincing
oral presentation to the owner
and his associates.

Standards for Success:

Criteria:
-Accuracy of content
-Clarity
-Presentation


Scoring Rubrics for Top Three
Tourist Destinations
For both presentation and oral
report:


Criteria

Oral Report Oral report is

is Clear, free
clear, with
of blunder,
some
and
blunders, but
convincing.
convincing.

Oral report is Oral report is

not clear, with not clear, with
some blunder,
some
and not so
blunders, and
convincing.
not
convincing

Power point
presentation is
presentable and
free of
conceptual
error.

10

Power point
presentation is
not presentable
but free of
conceptual
error.


Criteria

Oral Report Oral report is

is Clear, free
clear, with
of blunder,
some
and
blunders, but
convincing.
convincing.

Oral report is Oral report is

not clear, with not clear, with
some blunder,
some
and not so
blunders, and
convincing.
not
convincing

Power point
presentation is
presentable but
contains
conceptual
error.

Power point
presentation is
not presentable
and contains
conceptual
error.