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WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 2
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Able to select suitable research topic title. 2. Able to plan the time frame for research completion.
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Students having difficulty in selecting suitable title. Teacher gives some suggestion.
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DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 2
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain qualitatively the different properties of strong and weak electrolytes 2. Explain the concept of degree of dissociation of weak acids and bases as the basis of strong and weak electrolytes.
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DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 1
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain qualitatively the different properties of strong and weak electrolytes 2. Explain the concept of degree of dissociation of weak acids and bases as the basis of strong and weak electrolytes.
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DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 2
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain and use the terms ph, pOH, Ka, pka, Kb and pkb correctly. 2. Calculate pH from H ions concentration for acids and bases correctly. 3. Explain the ionic product of water, Kw and its use in calculation.
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DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 1
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain and use the terms ph, pOH, Ka, pka, Kb and pkb correctly. 2. Calculate pH from H ions concentration for acids and bases correctly. 3. Explain the ionic product of water, Kw and its use in calculation.
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TEACHER SIGNATURE
DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 1
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain changes in pH during acid-base titration in terms of strengths of acids and bases. 2. Draw correct equivalence point graph. 3. Select the suitable indicators for acid-base titrations
ACTIVITIES :
REFLECTIONS:
20 % of the students having difficulty in drawing equivalence point. Teacher repeats the steps again.
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TEACHER SIGNATURE
DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 2
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain changes in pH during acid-base titration in terms of strengths of acids and bases. 2. Draw correct equivalence point graph. 3. Select the suitable indicators for acid-base titrations
ACTIVITIES :
REFLECTIONS:
40 % of the students having difficulty in drawing equivalence point. Teacher repeats the steps again.
REMARKS:
TEACHER SIGNATURE
DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 2
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain changes in pH during acid-base titration in polyprotic acids 2. Draw multiple equivalence point graph for a given polyprotic acids. 3. Select the suitable indicators for titrations
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TEACHER SIGNATURE
DAILY LESSON PLAN FORM SIX SMJK SHING CHUNG, SG SIPUT (U), PERAK
WEEK : 2
CLASS : US 1
SUBJECT: Chemistry
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Explain changes in pH during acid-base titration in polyprotic acids 2. Draw multiple equivalence point graph for a given polyprotic acids. 3. Select the suitable indicators for titrations
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