DLL Gen Math Week 9
DLL Gen Math Week 9
Learning
DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher: FILOMENO SILDO JR. Area: GENERAL MATHEMATICS
Teaching Dates
and Time: Week 9 Quarter: 1st Quarter
III. PROCEDURES
A.Reviewing Previous Direction: (Individual task) Direction: Group the students Direction: Direction:
Lesson or Presenting Recall the previous lesson into 4 groups and ask them to Show the graph of an Let some students answer the question:
the New Lesson by answering the review among themselves the exponential function
following: lesson on solving logarithmic f(x)=2x with its table of Can anybody recall the lesson we had
1. log 4 2 x = log 4 10 , what is equation and inequality. (do this values. yesterday?
the property to be used in activity in 5 minutes only.)
answering number 1? As a review ask the
2. ( log x )2 + 2logx -3 = 0, students individually on
what is the property to be their seats how to get the
used in answering number inverse function of the
2? exponential function State the lesson objective
f(x)=2x. (see TG page 144)
(choose only 2 students to
show the answer on the
board. This item was an
example given yesterday)
B. Establishing a Purpose Direction:(by pair) Guide Question: Guide question: Direction: (to be answered orally)
for the Lesson Let the students complete 1 member per group must Let the students answer Define the following:
the table below . (see TG answer the question orally: this orally:
page 137) Domain
1.What do you think is the Can you say that that the Range
reason why I ask you to review inverse of exponential Intercepts
among yourselves the lesson function f(x)=2xis y=log2 Zeroes
on logarithmic equation and x, Why? Asymptote
inequalities?
C.Presenting Guide Questions:(to be Direction: Inform the students Direction: (individual task) Direction: Find a partner and do this activity:
Examples/Instances of answered orally by the that you will be having a board Construct a table of values Based on the activity we had yesterday, with
the Lesson students) game on solving logarithmic on y=log2 x the given logarithmic function
base on the table above: equation and inequality. Then, And compare it with the f(x)=log2 x
1.What do you notice present the game rule. table values of f(x)=2x Determine the domain, range, intercepts,
when log 1 x as x zeroes, and asymptote.
2 Game rule:
increases? 1. Each group will be
2. What do you notice answering 10 questions. Every
when log 2x as x correct answer is 1 point.
increases? 2.the score given will be a
group score.
3. a pair from the group will go
to the board and answer the
question given.
4.there will be no switching of
pair, unless the members of the
group were of odd number.
Providing that there will only
be 1 person who will be the
partner of the one left without
a partner.
E. Discussing New Direction: (teacher’s task) Guide Questions: Ask some Direction: Direction: Ask someone to answer:
Concepts and Practicing Show examples on students what have they Now, graph the
New Skills #2 solving logarithmic learned from the activity which logarithmic function What have you observe with the properties of
inequalities using its is a board game on solving y=log2 x exponential function compared to
properties. (see TG page logarithmic equation and logarithmic?
138 example 1) inequality?
F. Developing Mastery Guide Question: Select Guide Question: Ask some Guide questions: Direction: (by pair)
(Leads to Formative one student to answer students how the strategies and (Let 1 student answer it Let the students answer Seatwork 1 a,b,c
Assessment 3) orally the question: How properties help them in orally.) page 152 in TG
the strategies and answering the logarithmic
properties help you in equation and inequality? Cite the difference
answering the logarithmic between the graph of
inequality? y=log2 x and f(x)=2x.
G. Finding Practical Direction: have two Direction: (by group) Direction: Direction: Let the students answer this orally:
Applications of students to give another Give another example of Let the 3 of the students,
Concepts and Skills in example of logarithmic logarithmic equation and give another example of Can you say that the application into real life
Daily Living inequality. inequality. the application of situation of logarithm is the same with
logarithmic function. exponential?
H. Making Direction: Choose Direction: (by group) Direction: Direction: (Teacher’s task)
Generalizations and students to state clearly Write in 1 sheet of paper the (Let 1 student answer it Give the Properties of Logarithmic Function
Abstractions about the the properties of Properties of logarithmic orally.)
Lesson logarithmic inequality, equation and inequality. Now, based on your
after stating, choose observation, can you able
another student to write it to represent a logarithmic
on the board. function in terms of table
values and graph? How?
I. Evaluating Learning Direction: (individual Direction: (by group) Direction: (by pair) Direction: (by pair)
task) Answer TG seatwork 1-3 page Let the students answer Let the students answer Seatwork 1 d,e,f
Answer LM Lesson 21 143.C example 2 in page 146 of page 152 in TG
supplementary exercises TG
page 124 number 2 and 4.
J. Additional Activities Direction: Solve the Direction: (by group) Direction: Direction: (by pair)
for Application or unknown variable of the Solve the unknown variable of Let the student study in Find a logarithmic function and give the
Remediation given logarithmic the given logarithmic advance about the following:
inequality: inequality: property of logarithmic Domain, range, asymptote, intercepts and
1. 2log 3 x ≥ 4 1.)log (x+5)≥ log(x +5) function especially on its zeroes
2. ln (2x-4) ≤ 4 2.)log (x+5)=log (x +5) domain, range, intercepts,
asymptotes and zeroes.
IV. REMARKS
Reflect on your teaching and assess yourself as a teacher. Think about your student’s progress this week. What works? What else needs
V. REFLECTION to be done to help the students learn?
Identify what help your instructional supervisors can provide for you so when you meet them, you can ask them relevant questions.
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation