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Concept 1

understanding what is a Slope

Learning objectives

  1. Slope is measure of the steepness of a line.
  2. Students will understands that slope increases with the steepness.
  3. Students will recognize and make a connection between the magnitude of the slope and the steepness of a line.
  4. Students will understands that Slope is a number (magnitude).
  5. Students understands that Slope is the orientation or inclination of a line with the X-axis.

Notes for teachers

Slope is a number which represents the steepness of a line Students can relate the slope of line to the tangent of the angle of elevation.

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  1. Activity No1
    understanding What is a slope?

Procedure
Ask the students to observe the given table describe the pattern using words .
Ask them to plot and join the points on grids and ask how the line segments is visible in the graph.
(we can come to a conclusion that the larger the absolute value of the number,the linebecomes steeper.)

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