The instructional plan outlines a geometry lesson for an 8th grade class on the Triangle Inequality Theorem, Hinge Theorem, and Converse Hinge Theorem. The lesson will include an activity, discussion, and group work to help students understand and apply the theorems. Students will be assessed through an analysis of their work and a test to evaluate their understanding.
The instructional plan outlines a geometry lesson for an 8th grade class on the Triangle Inequality Theorem, Hinge Theorem, and Converse Hinge Theorem. The lesson will include an activity, discussion, and group work to help students understand and apply the theorems. Students will be assessed through an analysis of their work and a test to evaluate their understanding.
The instructional plan outlines a geometry lesson for an 8th grade class on the Triangle Inequality Theorem, Hinge Theorem, and Converse Hinge Theorem. The lesson will include an activity, discussion, and group work to help students understand and apply the theorems. Students will be assessed through an analysis of their work and a test to evaluate their understanding.
Grade Level & Sec: Grade 8 – Daisy & Marigold Quarter: 4 th Date: Class Period: 7:20 -8:20 AM; 8:20 -9:20 AM Learning Competency: I. Intended Learning Outcomes: Knowledge Remembering Understanding After the activity and discussion, the students will be able to explain the Triangle Inequality Theorem 1 & 2, Hinge Theorem and Converse Hinge Theorem. Skills Applying Analyzing Evaluating Creating After the activity and discussion, the students will be able to analyze problems involving the Triangle Inequality Theorem 1 & 2, Hinge Theorem and Converse Hinge Theorem. Attitude Receiving phenomenon Responding to phenomenon Valuing Organization Internalizing values During the group activity and discussion, the students must give interest in learning the topic by being attentive and participative. Values Receiving phenomenon Responding to phenomenon Valuing Organization Internalizing values During the group activity, the students must be able to demonstrate systematic and harmonic cooperation between members. II. Learning Content Learning Resources III. Learning Experiences Introduction Interaction Integration Observation Talking to learners/Conferencing IV. Assessment of Learning Analysis of learners’ product Test
V. Assignment Reinforcing Enriching Preparing for the new lessons