Lesson Plan in PRECALCULUS

School Grade
NINEVEH ACADEMY Grade 11 STEM
Level

Teacher Learning
April Ann V. Encarnacion Precalculus
Area

Teaching Date November 24, 2022 Quarter

and Time Second
1:30 – 2:30

I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, the learners are expected to:

a. Use pattern recognition and mathematical

induction to write a formula for the nth term of
a sequence.

b. Use mathematical induction to prove the

formula for every positive integer n.

c. Use mathematical induction to prove

inequality for the indicated integer values of n.

A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates understanding of key

concepts of series and mathematical induction and the
Binomial Theorem.

B. Performance Standard The learner is able to keenly observe and investigate

patterns, and formulate appropriate mathematical
statements and prove them using mathematical
induction and/or Binomial Theorem.

C. Learning Competencies  Illustrate the Principle of Mathematical

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 Apply mathematical induction in proving
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 Solve problems using mathematical induction
and the Binomial Theorem.
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 Solves problems involving exponential
equations and logarithmic equations.
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D. Enabling Competencies

(if available write the attached enabling

competencies)

II. SUBJECT MATTER

A. Content Series and Mathematical Induction

B. Lesson Mathematical Induction

C. Values Integration Excellence and Expertise

III. LEARNING RESOURCES

A. References

a. Teacher’s Reference

b. Learner’s Textbook Pages Precalculus pp. 267-277

c. Additional Materials from Learning

Resources

B. List of Learning Resources for Development

Whiteboard and Whiteboard Marker
and Engagement Activities

IV. PROCEDURES

A. Preliminaries 1. Prayer

2. Greetings

3. Checking of Attendance

4. Checking of Assignment

A. Introduction What I need to know?

 The teacher will have a Can

recall
you
regarding the
previous lesson which is give
geometric
me an sequence
example of
and series. geometric
sequence?
What is the
difference between
geometric
sequence and
geometric series?
  The teacher will activate student’s schema
regarding sum of a finite arithmetic sequence.

B. Development What I know?

 The teacher will show

What is in?

 The teacher will discuss the following:

o Definition of the following terminologies:
 Mathematical Induction
 Inequality
 Factor
 Powers of integers
 Finite Differences
 Quadratic model
 Use the pattern recognition and mathematical
induction to write a formula for the nth term of
a sequence.

 Use mathematical induction to prove the

formula for every positive integer n.

 Use mathematical induction to prove

inequality for the indicated integer values of n.

 They can ask questions regarding the module

for them to be able to answer the questions in
it.
 The learners will know how to:
✓Use the pattern recognition and
mathematical induction to write a formula for
the nth term of a sequence.
✓Use mathematical induction to prove the
formula for every positive integer n.
✓Use mathematical induction to prove
 inequality for the indicated integer values of n

C. Engagement What’s more?

 The learners will perform the activities in the

book. These include the following:

Exercise Set 5.4, page 281.

What can I do?

Performance-based activity

D. Assimilation What I have learned?

 The learner will answer the questions focusing

on the topic. They are to synthesize the
information they learned.
o What is the importance of mathematical
induction?
o What are mathematical principles?
o How is mathematical induction used in real
life?
 What can I do?

 The learners will answer the Exercise Set 5.4,

page 282.

 They will answer the problem in a step-by-step

process.
 They will submit their outputs to their teacher.
 The teacher will check their outputs.

V. REFLECTION  They will write their personal insights

regarding the lesson. The format is as follows:

I understand that__________________.

I realize that_____________________.