Monday, May 5, 2025

PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING PLAN

PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING PLAN

 

a.     Title

Conversion of Rational Numbers Through Baking

b.     Grade Level/Subject

Grade 7 - Mathematics

c.     Problem Based Learning

 

A teaching method in which complex world problems are used as the vehicle to promote learners learning of concepts and principles as opposed to direct presentation of facts and concepts.

d.     Content Standards

The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts of sets and real number system.

e.     Performance Standards

The learner is able to formulate challenging situations involving set and real numbers and solve these in a variety of strategies.

f.       Learning Competencies

-       The learner expresses rational numbers from fraction form to decimal form and vice versa. M7NS-Ig4

g.     Learning Objectives

 

-       Define rational numbers, fractions and decimals.

-       Calculate the conversion of fractions to decimals and vice versa.

-       Assess learners learning by letting them answer an assessment in khan Academy.

h.     Pre-Requisite Skills

-       Basic understanding of fractions and decimals.

-       Basic arithmetic skills: multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction.

i.       Materials needed

 

a.     Technology-Hardware Required

-       Laptop

-       Smartphone

-       Internet connectivity

 

b.     Audio-Visual

-       Projector

-       Speaker

 

c.     Manipulative

-       Measuring cups

-       Measuring spoons

-       Weighing scale

 

d.     Technology-Software Required

-       PowerPoint

-       Khan Academy

 

e.     Other Materials:

-       Oven

-       Personal Protective Equipment

-       Baking ingredients

 

 

 

Procedures:

1.     Provide a concise introduction to the lesson. The teacher will act as a facilitator of learning.

2.     Set the mood of the lesson as if it was everyone are in the bakery. The teacher act as the senior chef and all the learners will act as culinary interns.

3.     The teacher will be the one to ask ideas of the learners to activate their prior knowledge about fractions and decimals. The teacher will use Socratic method of teaching: art of questioning.

Guide Questions:

-     Enumerate the words that are related to rational numbers, fractions, and decimals.

4.     The teacher will relate all the answers of the learners to come up with the proper idea and definitions of rational, fractions, and decimals. Let the learners be engaged in the conversion of numbers in fraction form to decimal form and vice versa. Learners will be grouped into four groups, and they will be given a recipe, ingredients, baking equipment, and personal protective equipment (PPE). Learners will be instructed to accomplish the preparation of the cookie dough in 15 minutes.

Characteristics:

-     Use effective instructions on the recipe.

-     Effective conversion of measurements. Fraction grams to decimal grams and decimal cups and spoons to fraction cups and spoons.

-     Interaction between students and increasing level of students’ participation

Teacher will:

-     Facilitate the learners to figure out the task and activities.

-     Be prepared to assist and guide the learners or groups with troubles that they might encounter along the activity.

-     Evaluate the logical and procedural understanding of the learners in the lesson by asking them questions.

5.     Teacher able to assess students’ errors, doubts, and potential trouble spots to provide necessary guidance.

6.     The teacher observes learners’ behavior and assess procedural checklist that the learners were able to demonstrate. After 15 minutes the prepared cookie dough will be place in the preheated oven. After oven’s timer went off, the teacher and learner will eat their baked cookies.

Assessment:

1.     Summative Assessment (Recorded):

While waiting the cookies to bake, students will take the 4-item.

-     Khan Academy (4-item test)

2.     Reflective and Diagnostic in nature. (Not recorded, so no rubrics will be utilized.):

The learners will answer the following questions as their assignment.

-     What I have learned?

-     What I liked about the lesson?

-     What I am struggling on the lessons?

-     What I wish to do/to experience on the next lesson? 

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