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A. Core Competencies
KI1 and KI2: Respecting and living the religious teachings to which it adheres, as well as
respecting and living honest behavior, discipline, courtesy, confidence, caring, and responsibility in
interacting effectively in accordance with the child's development in the environment, family, school,
communities, and the surrounding natural environment, nation, state, and regional region.
KI3: Understand and apply factual, conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive knowledge on a simple
technical and specialized level based on his curiosity towards science, technology, art, and culture with
insights into humanity, nationality, and statehood in relation to apparent phenomena and events.
KI4: Demonstrate reasoning, processing, serving, trying, and studying skills in a creative, productive,
critical, independent, collaborative, and communicative manner in the concrete and abstract realms of
writing, reading, counting, and drawing based on what is learned in schools and other sources that are
theoretically equivalent.
C. Learning Objectives
After completing the learning process, students can:
Define the equation of a straight line with given gradient, passing through a given point;
Identify the formula as y− y1 =m(x−x 1);
Find the equation of a straight-line using y− y1 =m(x−x 1).
D. Learning Materials
• Slope
• Straight Line Equation
• Point of Intersection
• Two-line Position
E. Learning Methods
1. Approach: Experimental
2. Model: Heuristic Based Learning
3. Method: Demonstration
F. Learning Media
1. Laptop
2. PowerPoint Presentation
3. Internet
G. Learning Resources
1. Equations of a Straight Lines, mc-TY-strtlines-2009-1, pg. 1-11,
https://www.mathcentre.ac.uk/resources/uploaded/mc-ty-strtlines-2009-1.pdf
2. Textbook in DMMMSU: Bunag, E.S., Chiao, M.E.D, Campena, F.J.H., (2021) RBS Mathematics Series;
Advance with Math 8: Worktext in Mathematics. REX Book Store, Inc. (RBSI), pg. 91-97
3. Google (Internet)
H. Learning Steps
1. First Meeting (2 x 45 Minutes)
Preliminary Activities (15 Minutes)
Teacher:
Orientation
Before beginning the class, greet the students, and say positive things by expressing gratitude to God;
Examining student’s attendance as a disciplined attitude by asking them to stand-up and raise their hand or
speak present.
Apperception
Correlating the learning materials, theme, and activities to be carried out with previous learning materials,
theme, and activities of the introduction of the equation of a straight line with given gradient, passing
through a given point;
Review the pre-requisite learning material which is the introduction of the equation of a straight line with
given gradient, passing through a given point;
Ask questions on the lesson that is related to the equation of a straight line with given gradient, passing
through a given point.
Motivation
Gives an overview of the lesson that will be taught and connects them to real-life scenarios;
Delivering learning objectives before the start of the virtual continuation discussion of the equation of a
straight line with given gradient, passing through a given point that is related to the equation of a straight-
line;
Ask a psychological question to the students like “are you ready class?”.
Reference Provision
Inform the students about the subject matter that will be taught before the virtual discussion;
Explaining the core competencies, basic competencies, indicators, and learning objectives before the
virtual discussion;
Describes the mechanism for carrying out the learning experience in accordance with the learning steps.
COLLABORATION
Students discuss the results of their experiences, observations and readings and verify the
results of their observations and readings with data or theories in the virtual
discussion
with the teacher through activities about equation of a straight-line with given
gradient,
passing through a given point by adding breadth and depth to the processing
information that is in the nature of looking for solutions from the virtual discussion
who
have opposing opinions to develop an attitude of courtesy, meticulousness, discipline,
obeying rules, hard work, the ability to apply procedures, and the ability to think in a
Generalization COMMUNICATION
Students discuss their experiences on how they solve the equations in their own and their
understanding about equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing through a
given point in the form of an analysis verbally through the virtual meeting to build an
attitude of conscientiousness, tolerance, the ability to analyze logically, and the ability
to communicate ideas nicely.
Students ask about something they don't understand about the lesson, or the students were
given the opportunity to answer when the teacher asks them questions about the
equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing through a given point and
related visual images about the lesson.
CREATIVITY
In the form of experiences, observations and readings on the virtual discussion, students
write the important information in a creative way that are related in the equation of a
straight-line with given gradient, passing through a given point.
Complete the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing through a given
point learning activity and recitation that has been provided individually to assess
the student's understanding of the lesson.
Note: During the discussion of the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing through a given point,
the teacher observes students' learning attitudes, which include attitudes such as nationalism, discipline, self-
confidence, honest behavior, toughness in dealing with problems of responsibility, curiosity, and concern for the
environment.
Closing Activities (15 Minutes)
Students:
Using their notebook materials or understanding of the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing
through a given point, students will review the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing
through a given point discussions we had at home to used it in the future learnings that is connected on the
lesson.
Teacher:
Check the student’s understanding about the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing
through a given point by asking them a question that is related to the lesson.
Give better scores to students who have great performance during the virtual meeting continuation discussion of
the equation of a straight-line with given gradient, passing through a given point and to those students who
have strong collaboration to the teacher.
I. Assessment, Remedial Learning and Enrichment
1. Assessment (attached)
a. Attitude
- Observation Assessment
Observational assessment is based on the observation of learners' everyday attitudes and behaviors in
virtual discussion, both connected to the learning process and in general. The teacher conducts online
observation. Here is an example of an attitude evaluation tool;
Aspects of assessed behavior Sum Attitude Value
No Student Name PC H RA DP scor score code
1 … 10 N
50 75 75 300 75.00 B
2 … 0
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Information;
• PC: Participation in Class
• HN: Honest
• RA: Responsible (doing activities)
• DP: Discipline and Positive Attitude
Note;
1. Behavioral aspects are assessed by criteria:
100 = Excellent
75 = Good
50 = Fair
25 = Poor
2. Sum of the Scores (the total scores of assessed behavior):
3. Attitude Scores (number of sum scores divided by the number of attitudes assessed):
300/4 = 68.75
4. Value Code:
100.00 – 75.01 = Excellent (A)
75.00 – 50.01 = Good (B)
50.00 – 25.01 = Fair (C)
25.00 – 00.00 = Poor (D)
- Self Assessment
The student is given the opportunity to appraise his own talents as the learning center shifts from the
teacher to the learner. However, in order for the assessment to be objective, the teacher must first explain
the aim of the self-evaluation, then select the skills to be tested, then determine the assessment criteria to
be utilized, and last design the assessment format. In short, the assessment structure was pre-planned by
the teacher. An example of an assessment format is as follows:
Sum Attitude Value
No Statement Yes No Score Score Code
During the virtual discussion, I
1 100
participated when the teacher asks a
question.
I. show my attention during the 100 450 90.00 B
2 virtual discussion.
I explain my ideas during the
3 100
virtual discussion.
4 I took part in making communication 50
during the virtual discussion.
5 I show my good attitude and behavior 100
during the virtual discussion.
Note:
1. Assessment Score;
Yes = 100 and No = 50
2. Sum of the Scores (the total scores of assessed behavior);
3. Attitude Scores (number of sum scores divided by the number of attitudes assessed);
400/4= 100
4. Value Code:
125.00 – 100.01 = Excellent (A)
100.00 – 75.01 = Good (B)
75.00 – 50. 01 = Fair (C)
50.00 – 25.01 = Poor (D)
25.00 – 00.00 = Super Poor (E)
b. Knowledge
- Learning Assessment
a) Students answer the questions correctly in the learning activity.
b) Students gather information from the learning activity about the equation of a
straight- line with given gradient, passing through a given point.
c) Teacher checked the students answer and give scores to them.
c. Skills
- Performance Assessment (Recitation)
An example of a performance assessment instrument can be seen as follows:
Excellent Good Fair Poor
No Assessed Aspects (100) (75) (50) (25)
1 The appropriateness of the response to the
question.
2 Giving their ideas about the lesson freely.
3 Showing his/her positive attention in the
virtual discussion.
4 Great Collaboration to the teacher.
5 Problem-solving ability.
Assessment Score;
100 = Excellent
75 = Good
50 = Fair
25 = Poor
Final Score: The sum of assessment scores divided by the number of assessed aspects.
2. Assessment Instruments
a. First meeting @virtual discussion.
b. Enrichment
Because they have completed KKM, the teacher advises them to be humble. The following
enrichment activities are provided by the teacher:
1. Read information from various resources that is related to the equation of a straight-line
with given gradient, passing through a given point;
2. Answer the learning activity that is related to the equation of a straight-line with given
gradient, passing through a given point.
Prepared by:
Katrina Lovelyn Socorro V. Boado
DMMMSU, Philippines
Supervising Teacher:
I Wayan Wiana, S. Pd.
UNDIKSHA, Indonesia