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Grade 10

The Grade 10 Mathematics syllabus for the 2025-2026 school year focuses on deepening students' understanding of algebra, geometry, and statistics, with key topics including sequences, polynomials, circles, and probability. Students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through real-life applications and technology. Assessment will include quizzes, exams, and projects, with a grading system that emphasizes class standing, personal development, and performance on assessments.

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Grade 10

The Grade 10 Mathematics syllabus for the 2025-2026 school year focuses on deepening students' understanding of algebra, geometry, and statistics, with key topics including sequences, polynomials, circles, and probability. Students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through real-life applications and technology. Assessment will include quizzes, exams, and projects, with a grading system that emphasizes class standing, personal development, and performance on assessments.

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Grade 10 Mathematics Syllabus

School Year: 2025-2026


Subject: Mathematics
Grade Level: 10
Duration: One Academic Year (Two Semesters)
Guide: Miss Iris B. Cempron ([email protected])(siri norpmec)

Course Description
Grade 10 Mathematics deepens students’ understanding of algebra, geometry, and statistics,
with a focus on sequences, series, polynomials, circles, coordinate geometry, and probability.
The course develops critical thinking, problem-solving, reasoning, and communication skills
through real-life applications and appropriate technology

Course Objectives
By the end of this course, students should be able to:

 Analyze and solve problems involving sequences, series, polynomials, and


polynomial functions.
 Apply geometric concepts related to circles and coordinate geometry.
 Use combinatorics and probability to solve real-life problems.
 Interpret and use measures of position in statistics.
 Communicate mathematical ideas effectively and use technology as a tool for
learning.

Course Outline
Quarter Topics Key Learning Outcomes Assessment
Sequences & Series - Generate and analyze
1st - Arithmetic & geometric patterns Quizzes, Problem
Quarter sequences - Solve problems involving Sets
- Series & sums sequences and series
- Perform operations on
Polynomials & Short Tests,
polynomials
Polynomial Equations Homework
- Solve polynomial equations
- Illustrate and graph
2nd Polynomial Functions polynomial functions Projects, Group
Quarter - Graphs and properties - Solve real-life problems Activities
involving polynomials
Circles
- Prove theorems and solve Written Exams,
- Chords, arcs, angles,
problems involving circles Recitation
secants, tangents
3rd Coordinate Geometry - Apply coordinate geometry Seatwork,
to solve geometric problems
- Distance formula
Quarter - Derive and use equations of Performance Tasks
- Equation of a circle
circles

Measures of Position - Calculate and interpret


Data Analysis
- Quartiles, deciles, measures of position in data
Activities
percentiles sets

Combinatorics &
Probability
- Solve counting and
- Fundamental counting
4th probability problems
principle Tests, Presentations
Quarter - Apply probability to real-life
- Permutations
situations
- Combinations
- Probability rules

- Integrate and apply key Final Exam,


Review & Enrichment
concepts from the year Portfolio

Teaching Strategies
 Interactive lectures and discussions
 Collaborative group work and peer teaching
 Use of visual aids, manipulatives, and technology (e.g., graphing calculators,
software)
 Real-life problem-solving projects
 Continuous formative and summative assessments

Assessment and Grading


Assessment Type Weight
Class Standing 20%
Personal Development 20%
Quizzes 30%
Exam 30%

Materials and Resources


Textbook: Math Ideas and Life Applications 10 (ABIVA:Second Edition)

 Supplementary Worksheets and Handouts


 Scientific Calculators
 Manipulatives and Visual Aids

Classroom Policies
 Regular attendance and punctuality are expected.
 ISP must be submitted on time.
 Active participation in class activities is encouraged.
 Respect for classmates and the learning environment is mandatory.
 Academic honesty is strictly observed.

Contact Information
Teacher: Iris B. Cempron
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 7:30 – 4:30

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