Flexible Instructional Delivery Plan (FIDP) : Why Teach?
Flexible Instructional Delivery Plan (FIDP) : Why Teach?
Flexible Instructional Delivery Plan (FIDP) : Why Teach?
Understanding
Understanding
Understanding
er Analyzing The learner is illustrates: (a) identifies the Formative Assessment: Problem
ates Hypothesis and able to perform null hypothesis parameter to be Self-Check Exercise Solving/Communication
ding of the Process of appropriate (b) alternative tested given a
pts of Testing tests of hypothesis (c) real-life problem. Practice Exercise: Quiz
hypotheses level of Problem Solving
s on involving the significance (d) formulates the
ation population rejection region; appropriate null Journal Writing: Understanding on the
mean and and (e) types of and alternative concept of Random Variables
n Identifying population errors in hypotheses on a Self-Assessment (Video Portfolio)
n. the proportion to hypothesis population mean.
Appropriate make testing.
Form of the inferences in calculates the identifies the Mode: LMS/Conference Tool (Google
Test-Statistic real-life probabilities of appropriate form Classroom/Meet/Schoology/Canvas)
problems in committing a of the test-
different Type I and Type statistic when: (a)
Identifying the disciplines. II error. the population
Rejection Region identifies the variance is
in the Normal parameter to be assumed to be
Curve tested given a known; (b) the
real-life problem. population
formulates the variance is
appropriate null assumed to be
Calculating the and alternative unknown; and (c)
Test-Statistic hypotheses on a the Central Limit
Value and its population mean. Theorem is to be
Inference identifies the used.
appropriate form
of the test- identifies the
statistic when: (a) appropriate
Doing the the population rejection region
Hypothesis variance is for a given level
Testing assumed to be of significance
known (b) the when: (a) the
population population
Interpreting Test- variance is variance is
Statistic Value assumed to be assumed to be
and Rejection unknown; and (c) known; (b) the
Region the Central Limit population
Theorem is to be variance is
used. assumed to be
identifies the unknown; and (c)
appropriate the Central Limit
rejection region
for a given level
of significance solves problems
when: (a) the involving test of
population hypothesis on the
variance is population mean.
assumed to be
known (b) the
population formulates the
variance is
appropriate null
assumed to be
and alternative
unknown; and (c)
the Central Limit hypotheses on a
Theorem is to be population
used. proportion.
computes for the
test-statistic value
(population identifies the
mean). appropriate form
draws conclusion of the test-
about the statistic when the
population mean Central Limit
based on the test-
Theorem is to be
statistic value and
the rejection used.
region. identifies the
solves problems appropriate
involving test of rejection region
hypothesis on the
for a given level
population mean.
of significance
formulates the
appropriate null when the Central
and alternative Limit Theorem is
hypotheses on a to be used.
population
proportion.
identifies the
appropriate form solves problems
of the test- involving test of
statistic when the hypothesis on the
Central Limit population
Theorem is to be proportion.
used.
identifies the
appropriate
rejection region
for a given level
of significance
when the Central
Limit Theorem is
to be used.
computes for the
test-statistic value
(population
proportion).
draws conclusion
about the
population
proportion based
on the test-
statistic value and
the rejection
region.
solves problems
involving test of
hypothesis on the
population
proportion.
er Understanding The learner is illustrates the illustrates the Formative Assessment: Problem Solving
ates Scatter Plot able to perform nature of nature of Self-Check Exercise
ding of correlation and bivariate data. bivariate data.
pts of Solving Problems regression constructs a Practice Exercise: Quiz
n and Involving analyses on scatter plot. constructs a Problem Solving
n Correlation real-life describes shape scatter plot.
Analysis problems in (form), trend describes shape Journal Writing: Understanding on the
different (direction), and (form), trend concept of Random Variables
disciplines. variation (direction), and Self-Assessment (Video Portfolio)
Analyzing (strength) based variation
Regression Line on a scatter plot. (strength) based
estimates strength on a scatter plot. Mode: LMS/Conference Tool (Google
of association Classroom/Meet/Schoology/Canvas)
between the calculates the
Solving Problems variables based Pearson’s sample
Involving on a scatter plot. correlation
Regression Line calculates the coefficient.
Pearson’s sample
correlation solves problems
coefficient. involving
solves problems correlation
involving analysis.
correlation
analysis. identifies the
identifies the independent and
independent and dependent
dependent variables.
variables.
draws the best-fit calculates the
line on a scatter slope and y-
plot. intercept of the
calculates the regression line.
slope and y- interprets the
intercept of the calculated slope
regression line. and y-intercept of
interprets the the regression
calculated slope line.
and y-intercept of
the regression predicts the value
line. of the dependent
predicts the value variable given the
of the dependent value of the
variable given the independent
value of the variable.
independent
variable. solves problems
solves problems involving
regression
involving analysis.
regression
analysis.
s statistical consultants, you will be tasked to analyze, solve, and interpret different data sets in relation to a significant problem in your community using appropriate statis
search, it must be accurate, organized, and comprehensive portfolio to be presented to the stakeholders. With this, the students will be equipped with the fundamental conce
p their data analysis skills to make inferencing for sound decision making.
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
2 Computing for the Probability, Mean, and Variance of a Discrete Random Variables
Calculating the Mean and Variance of the Sampling Distribution of the Sample
6 Mean.
9 Understanding t-Distribution