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DAILY LESSON LOG (4 DAYS)

Topic: Random Sampling, Parameters vs. Statistics, Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean

MELCs:

• Illustrates random sampling.

• Distinguishes between parameter and statistic.

• Identifies sampling distributions of statistics (sample mean).

Strategy: 4A’s (Activity – Analysis – Abstraction – Application)

Integration: Math in real-life research and decision-making

DAY 1 – Illustrating Random Sampling

I. OBJECTIVES

• Illustrate and explain random sampling.

II. CONTENT

• Random Sampling

III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES (4A’s)

Activity: Simple classroom sampling demonstration.

Analysis: Discuss patterns from random selection.

Abstraction: Define random sampling and its importance in research.

Application: Students design a simple random sample for a school survey.

IV. ASSESSMENT

• Short quiz and group output.

V. ASSIGNMENT

• Identify 3 real-life scenarios requiring random sampling.

DAY 2 – Parameters vs. Statistics

I. OBJECTIVES

• Distinguish parameters from statistics.


II. CONTENT

• Population vs. Sample; Parameter vs. Statistic

III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES (4A’s)

Activity: Identify population/sample from given situations.

Analysis: Compare characteristics of parameters and statistics.

Abstraction: State formal definitions.

Application: Compute a sample mean and classify as parameter/statistic.

IV. ASSESSMENT

• Classification and computation exercises.

V. ASSIGNMENT

• Find an example of parameter/statistic in news or research.

DAY 3 – Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean

I. OBJECTIVES

• Identify the sampling distribution of the sample mean.

II. CONTENT

• Sampling Distribution Concept

III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES (4A’s)

Activity: Simulate drawing repeated samples (conceptual/with data).

Analysis: Observe pattern in sample means.

Abstraction: Discuss sampling distribution and central tendencies.

Application: Interpret a sampling distribution graph.

IV. ASSESSMENT

• Short response questions.

V. ASSIGNMENT

• Create a diagram of sampling distributions.

DAY 4 – Integration & Performance Task


I. OBJECTIVES

• Apply concepts of sampling, parameters/statistics, and sampling distributions.

II. CONTENT

• Integrated Application Tasks

III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES (4A’s)

Activity: Small-group project analyzing sample data.

Analysis: Discuss findings and identify statistics used.

Abstraction: Summaries of concepts learned.

Application: Present group conclusions using proper terminology.

IV. ASSESSMENT

• Performance task rubric.

V. ASSIGNMENT

• None.

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