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UNIT STANDARDS, LEARNING GOALS, COMPETENCIES AND TARGETS

SUBJECT: Music
GRADE LEVEL/ QUARTER: 9 (Quarter 1)
UNIT TOPIC: 1. MUSIC OF THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD (700-1400)
LEARNING
STANDARDS LEARNING COMPETENCIES LEARNING TARGETS ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES
GOALS
 I can describe and generate
patterns
 I can define and illustrate
sequence and series Questioning and
 I can determine the missing Evaluation
term of the sequence using
the given terms or patterns

 I can iillustrate arithmetic


sequence
 I can determine the
arithmetic means and the
nth term of the arithmetic Evaluation
sequence.
 I can solve problems
CONTENT STANDARDS involving arithmetic
A
sequence

 I can find the sum of terms


of a given arithmetic
sequence
 I can derive the formula for
Evaluation
finding the sum of an
arithmetic sequence
 I can solve problems
involving arithmetic series

 I can illustrate a geometric


Evluation and
sequence.
Questioning
 I can differentiate geometric
sequence from an arithmetic
sequence .
 I can determine the
geometric means and nth
term of the geometric
sequence.
 I can solve problems
involving geometric
sequence.
 I can find the sum of terms
of the given geometric
sequence
 I can derive the formula for
finding the sum of
geometric sequence.
 I can solve problems
involving geometric series
 I can formulate
understanding on how
geometric series can help to
solve real life problems.

 I can solve problems


 Solve problems involving involving sequences (
sequences arithmetic,
geometric,harmonic, and
Fibonacci)
 Performs division of  I can perform operation on
polynomials using long polynomials such as addition,
division and synthetic division subtractionand multiplication
of polynomials
 I can perform division of
ppolynomials using long
division and ssynthetic
division
 I can appy the laws of
exponents and distributive
property in dividing
polynomials.
 I can performed generalized
synthetic division
 I can apply remainder therem
to find the remainder of the
given polynomial
 I can prove the remainder
theorem through an
expression and value of the Exploratory Activity
 Prove Remainder Theorem and variable.
Factor therem  I can apply factor theorem to
find the factor of the given
polynomial
 I can prove the factor
theorem through an
expression and a value of the
variable or the roots of the
equation.
 I can identify the common
monomial factor of the given
polynomials
 I can distinguish the factor of Practice and
the polynomial that satisfies Application
the given term
 Factors Polynomials  I can solve problems using Drills and Problem
common monomial factor Solving
 I can identify the factors of
the given polynomial with
respect to the leading
coefficient and last term of
the polynomials
 I can solve problems
involving perfect square
trinomials
 I can solve problems
involving factoring
polynomials completely.
 I can identify the tyype of
polynomial equation based
on the highest degree of the
variable
 Illustrates Polynomial  I can find the roots of
equations polynomials through the use In-class activity Problem solving
of factoring . involving real life
 I can form an equation using problems
the given roots of the
equation.
 I can identify the roots of the
equation using the rational
root theorem
 Proves Rational root theorem
 I can find the depressed
 Solves polynomial equations
equation use to obtain the
 Solve problems involving Evaluation
roots of the given polynomial
polynomials and polynomial
 I can solve porblems
equation
involving polynomial
equations specifically finding
the roots of the equation.

Create a word
problem involving
sequences , factoring
and polynomial
equation and cite
some patterns found
in nature
M ENDURING
UNDERSTANDING:
The students will understand that:
 the knowledge on different
kinds of sequences, factoring , and I can realize that through the use
polynomial equations can help in of sequences , factoring and
solving real life problems like in polynomial equations problems in Written Work
traveling, paying bills, networking, life can be solve showing that
etc. every problem could have one or
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: infinitely many solutions.
Why do problems in real life
sometimes may have one concrete,
definite and effective solution or
infinitely many solutions but rarely
without a solution?
PERFORMANCE T TRANSFER GOAL:
STANDARDS
solve problems involving Students on the long run could use I can create real world word
sequences, polynomials and their understanding of sequences, problems and cite some patterns
polynomial equations in polynomials and polynomial involving the concept of Individual Activity
different disciplines through equations in creating their own sequence, polynomials and
appropriate and accurate word problem and patterns that can polynomial equation.
representations encounter in the real life situation.

UNIT LEARNING PLAN FOR


FIRST QUARTER
(MATH 10)
Prepared by:

REX G. MAGCAWAS
Math 10 Teacher

Checked by:

MS. ROSEMARIE F. JUMAWAY


JHS Principal

Noted by:

MS. AGNES E. DA SILVA


School Directress

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