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    LESSON PLAN

    Unit of Education : Senior High School

    Subject Matter : Mathematics

    Grade/ Semester : X/ II

    Meeting : 5th

    Meeting

    Standard of Competence : 5. Using the trigonometric ratio, function, equation,

    and identity in problem solving

    Basic Competence : 5.2. Designing a mathematical model of the problem

    that relate to the trigonometric ratio, function,

    equation, and identity

    Indicator : Draw simple trigonometric function graphs

    Time Allocation : 2 x 45 minutes

    A. Learning ObjectivesAfter learning process, student are expected be able:

    To determine trigonometric function value.

    To draw simple trigonometric function graphs.

    B. Lesson MaterialSimple Trigonometric Function Graph

    The graph of function , for 0ox360o

    The graph of function , for 0o

    x360o

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    The graph of function , for 0ox360o

    C. Model, Approach, and Learning MethodLearning Model : Direct Instruction

    Learning Approach : Contextual Teaching and Learning

    Learning Method : Demostration, Guided learning, and assigment.

    D. Learning Activities1. Opening Activities (Phase I: Clarify goals and establish set) : 10 minutes

    Activities Duration

    Teacher Student

    Teacher opens the class meeting bygreetings and invited to pray.

    Teacher checks the attendance list ofstudent.

    Teacher explains the objectives ofinstructional in understandable

    language.

    Teacher motivates the students with

    Greetings and pray. Whatch carefully their name. Watch carefully what should be done so

    that learning objectives can be achieved

    Students asked the previous materialthat has not been clearly

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    explaining the importance of material

    and helps simplify these issues in

    daily life.

    Aperception: Remind the comparativematerial on the trigonometry of a right

    trianglee, extraordinary triangle, and

    in various quadrant.

    Inform the material or concepts thatwill be used and the activities to be

    conducted during the learning

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    2. Main Activities (includes of all main phases of learning model) : 75 minutes

    Phase II:Demonstrate knowledge or skill: 40 minutes

    Activities Duration

    Teacher Student

    Explains the procedure how to draw asine, cosine, and tangent function

    graph using the table.

    Exemplify how to draw a sine, cosine,and tangent function graph using the

    table.

    Designate one student to the front ofthe class to complement the values of

    sine, cosine and tangent for

    extraordinary angles.

    Outlines the steps to draw to draw asine, cosine, and tangent function

    graph using unit circle.

    Exemplify how to draw to draw asine, cosine, and tangent function

    graph using unit circle.

    Explain the repeated terms that areconsidered difficult or poorly

    understood by students

    Watch carefully the explanation With confidence up to the front of the

    class to fill the tables of the sine,

    cosine, and tangent for angles

    extraordinary

    Record the main of explanation

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    Phase III:Provide guided practice: 10 minutes

    Activities Duration

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    Teacher Student

    Give examples of questions related tohow to draw a function graph using

    table and unit circle.

    Guiding students in working anexample problem are given as

    individualy.

    Working on the examples given by theprocedure described.

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    Phase IV: Check for understanding and provide feedback:15 minutes

    Activities Duration

    Teacher Student

    Asked students to work exampleproblems given in class.

    check whether the student hassuccessfully done a good job or not,

    and providing feedback

    volunteered to do the example problemsthat have been granted

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    Phase V:Provide extended practice and transfer:10 minutes

    Activities Duration

    Teacher Student

    Gives application problem to see thestudents' understanding.

    Having students work on exercises inthe student worksheets and books

    students.

    Providing feedback on student work.

    Doing the exercises properly. 2

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    3. Closing Activities : 5 minutes

    Activities Duration

    Teacher Student

    guide students to summarize thematerial that has been learned.

    Gives homework to student Gives information about the next

    material for the next meeting.

    Close the meeting.

    Record the tasks assigned. 21

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    E. Source, Material, dan Tools (Media)

    Source: Text Book, Worksheet, and Trigonometric Table

    Materials/Tools: Proyektor, White board, ruler, compass, and grid book/paper

    graph

    Media: Power Point

    F. Assesment

    a.Performance Assessment

    b. Product Assessment:

    Individual assessment

    Technique : Paper and pencil test

    Instrument form : Essay test

    Instrument:

    1. Draw a graph of function of sinx, cosx, and tanxfor domains 90ox360o2. Sketch the graph the following functions on interval [180. -180]:

    a. b.

    G. Scoring and Answer KeyNO ANSWER SCORE TOTAL

    SCORE

    1.a The values off(x) for domains 90ox360

    o.

    F(x) 0o 30o 60o 90o 120o 150o 180o 210o 240o 270o 300o 330o 360o

    Sinx

    0 1/2 1 1/2 0 -1/2-

    1/2-1

    -

    1/2-1/2 0

    Cos

    x1 1/2 1/2 0 -1/2

    -

    1/2-1

    -

    1/2-1/2 0 1/2 1/2 1

    Tan

    x0 1/3 - -

    -

    1/30 1/3 - -

    -

    1/30

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    F(x) = sin x

    From the table, we can see the point pairs of (x, f(x)) or (x,y). Further, the

    pairs of the points are draw in Cartesius coordinat and connected by smooth

    curve so that a graph of function , for 90ox360o is obtained.

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    F(x) = cos x

    From the table, we can see the point pairs of (x, f(x)) or (x,y). Further, the

    pairs of the points are draw in Cartesius coordinat and connected by

    smooth curve so that a graph of function , for 90ox360o is

    obtained.

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    F(x) = tan x

    From the table, we can see the point pairs of (x, f(x)) or (x,y). Further, the

    pairs of the points are draw in Cartesius coordinat and connected by

    smooth curve so that a graph of function , for 90ox360o is

    obtained.

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    -1,5

    -1

    -0,5

    00,5

    1

    1,5

    0 100 200 300 400

    f(x) = sin x

    -1,5

    -1

    -0,5

    0

    0,5

    1

    1,5

    0 100 200 300 400

    f(x) = cos x

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    2.a The values off(x) for domains [-180,180].

    F(x)-

    180o

    -

    150o-

    120o-90o

    -

    60o

    -

    30o0o 30o 60o 90o 120o 150o 180o

    F(x+30)-

    150

    o-

    120

    o

    -90o -60o-

    30

    o

    0o 30o 60o 90o 120o 150o 180o 210o

    sin

    (x+30o)

    1/2 1 1/2 0 1/2 1 1/2 0 -1/2

    From the table, we can see the point pairs of (x, f(x)) or (x,y). Further, the pairs

    of the points are draw in Cartesians coordinate and connected by smooth curve

    so that a graph of function , for [-180,180] is obtained.

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    2.b The values off(x) for domains [-180,180].

    F(x)-

    180o

    -

    150o-

    120o-90o -60o

    -

    30o0o 30o 60o 90o 120o 150o 180o

    F(x -

    60)

    -

    240o

    -

    210o

    -

    180o

    -

    150o

    -

    120o

    -

    90o-

    60o -30o

    0o

    30o

    60o

    90o

    120o

    Cos (x

    - 60o)-

    -

    1/2-1

    -

    1/2- 0 1/2 1 1/2 1/2 0 -1/2

    From the table, we can see the point pairs of (x, f(x)) or (x,y). Further, the pairs

    of the points are draw in Cartesians coordinate and connected by smooth curve

    so that a graph of function , for [-180,180] is obtained.

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    -2

    -1

    0

    1

    2

    0 100 200 300 400

    f(x) = tan x

    -1

    -0,5

    0

    0,5

    1

    1,5

    -200 -150 -100 -50 0 50 100 150 200 250

    f(x) = sin (x + 300)

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    Makassar, 30th November 2011

    Known,

    Lecturer Student

    Prof. Dr. Nurdin Arsyad, M.Pd Noor Azizah

    NIP: 19670424199203 1002 ID: 091104160

    -1,5

    -1

    -0,5

    0

    0,5

    1

    1,5

    -300 -250 -200 -150 -100 -50 0 50 100 150

    f(x) = cos (x - 60o)