Engaging Scenario:  Mrs. Lorna U. Carreon, a Grade 7 Math Teacher at Holy Trinity School, asked her students to do a research work using the concepts of sets and subsets. The class is divided into three groups, and each member of the group is task to perform different role: a business planner that will provide a convincing presentation about the top three best investment sites,

researcher that will administer a survey form, statistician – that will apply basic set concepts, and computer staff that will make a power point presentation. The research will be graded according to the accuracy of content and clarity of presentation presented to the new travel agency owner and his associates.

Goal: Your group’s task is to determine the top three destinations based on survey in a given situation.Role: The individual role of each member of the group are as follows:A business planner, the group leader, hired by the new travel agency owner who will provide a convincing presentation about the top three best investment sites.

 

A surveyor/researcher who will administer a survey form to 100 local tourist.Two statisticians who will apply basic set concepts to determine the mathematical solution to the given situation.A computer-literate staff that will make the Ppt presentation and who will assist the business planner in his presentation.

  

Audience: The target audience is the new travel agency owner and his associates. Situation: The challenge involves dealing with the applications of concepts and skills in sets and set operations. Surveying is an important initial step in the success or failures in the establishment of a business.

For a start, a new travel agency owner wants to connect with the tourist destinations.

A random survey will be conducted with the following questions.

1) If you are to choose only one Philippine tourist spots, where do you want to go?

2) If you are to choose two Philippine tourist spots, where do you want to go?

3) If you are to choose three Philippine tourist spots, where do you want to go?

You need to convince the owner and his associates of the result of the study. Product: Your group needs to develop a presentable and accurate Powerpoint presentation and a convincing oral presentation to the owner and his associates.

Standards for Success: Criteria: -Accuracy of content -Clarity -Presentation

 Scoring Rubrics for “Top Three Tourist Destinations” For both presentation and oral report:

 Criteria Oral Report

is Clear, free of blunder,

and convincing.

Oral report is clear, with

some blunders, but convincing.

Oral report is not clear, with some blunder,

and not so convincing.

Oral report is not clear, with

some blunders, and

not convincing

Power point presentation is presentable and free of conceptual error.

10 8 6 4

Power point presentation is not presentable but free of conceptual error.

9 7 5 3

 Criteria Oral Report

is Clear, free of blunder,

and convincing.

Oral report is clear, with

some blunders, but convincing.

Oral report is not clear, with some blunder,

and not so convincing.

Oral report is not clear, with

some blunders, and

not convincing

Power point presentation is presentable but contains conceptual error.

8 6 4 2

Power point presentation is not presentable and contains conceptual error.

7 5 3 1