The lesson plan outlines a mathematics lesson for 7th grade students on statistical instruments. The objectives are to identify different statistical instruments and formulate simple statistical instruments. Examples of statistical instruments provided are questionnaires and surveys. Research instruments are defined as measurement tools like questionnaires or scales designed to obtain data on topics of interest. Examples given include a student daily allowance survey and a presidential election poll. Students will practice distinguishing between statistical and research instruments and apply their understanding in an activity.
The lesson plan outlines a mathematics lesson for 7th grade students on statistical instruments. The objectives are to identify different statistical instruments and formulate simple statistical instruments. Examples of statistical instruments provided are questionnaires and surveys. Research instruments are defined as measurement tools like questionnaires or scales designed to obtain data on topics of interest. Examples given include a student daily allowance survey and a presidential election poll. Students will practice distinguishing between statistical and research instruments and apply their understanding in an activity.
The lesson plan outlines a mathematics lesson for 7th grade students on statistical instruments. The objectives are to identify different statistical instruments and formulate simple statistical instruments. Examples of statistical instruments provided are questionnaires and surveys. Research instruments are defined as measurement tools like questionnaires or scales designed to obtain data on topics of interest. Examples given include a student daily allowance survey and a presidential election poll. Students will practice distinguishing between statistical and research instruments and apply their understanding in an activity.
The lesson plan outlines a mathematics lesson for 7th grade students on statistical instruments. The objectives are to identify different statistical instruments and formulate simple statistical instruments. Examples of statistical instruments provided are questionnaires and surveys. Research instruments are defined as measurement tools like questionnaires or scales designed to obtain data on topics of interest. Examples given include a student daily allowance survey and a presidential election poll. Students will practice distinguishing between statistical and research instruments and apply their understanding in an activity.
Malate, Jose S., Maybelle Gallardo Fausto, Frelie Tan Faylogna, Lanilyn Lasic Calamiong, and Generoso G Obana. 2014. Understanding Mathematics Grade 7. Manila: Vicarish Publication and Trading, Incorporated.
PROCEDURE A. Preparation
Preliminary Activities and Checking of assignments.
B. Motivation
Display on the monitor a sample of a survey form of a product. Then, ask them questions:
1. What is it showed in the picture?
2. What are its uses?
C. Presentation
Questionnaire and survey form are often used by companies. These are distributed or posted online for them to gather data that they need. These materials are examples of statistical materials.
D. Discussion/ Abstraction A statistical instrument is any process that aims at describing a phenomenon by using any instrument or device, however the results may be used as a control tool. Examples of statistical instruments are questionnaire and surveys sampling. Research Instruments are measurement tools (for example, questionnaires or scales) designed to obtain data on a topic of interest from research subjects. They include the purpose/variable measured, sample population, methodology, other instruments, items and questions and the source for the instrument.
Example 1
FDMHS Students Daily Allowance
Check the space provided of your response for the questions below.
1. What is your daily allowance?
_____below P5.00 _____ P5.00 to P10.00 _____ P11.00 to P20.00 _____ above P20.00 2. Is your Example 2 daily allowance enough?
Philippine Presidentiables (2016)
If today is an Election Day, who will you vote for?
______Binay ______Duterte ______Poe ______Roxas
E. Exercises 1. When can you say that a material is a statistical instrument? 2. When can you say that a material is a research instrument?
F. Generalization Explain the difference between statistical instruments and research instruments.
G. Application Show different materials and let them decide if these are statistical instruments or research instruments.
H. Evaluation Directions: TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is wrong. 1. Statistics exists in the classroom and can be retrieved using simple statistical tool. 2. Statistics tool does not refer to means and ways in explaining a phenomenon. 3. Research instruments are tools to gather data of a particular subject of research. 4. Questionnaire is an example of a statistical tool.
I. Agreement/ Assignment. Study for a quiz next meeting.
