FET CAPS WORK SCHEDULES: GRADE 12 2014 SUBJECT ...

1 Directorate: Curriculum FETFET CAPSWORK SCHEDULES: GRADE 122014 SUBJECT : MATHEMATICAL LITERACYPage | 1 PLEASE NOTE: LTSM= Learning and teaching support material. Examples include textbooks, software, newspapers, provincial and/or DBE exemplar assessment tasks, past exam papers, etc. This work schedule is based on the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). This document together with the NPA and NPPPPR document s should be consulted whenever this work schedule is used. Educators may change or rearrange contents of this work schedule to suit their own needs, but ensure that ALL topics and sections for the GRADE are covered at the end of school year.

2 Lesson plans must be based on a work schedule. Educators will STILL give learners other forms of assessment (class work, worksheets, home work, etc) other than those prescribed for the Programme of Assessment (PoA)Page | 2 Mathematics Literacy Work Schedule ( GRADE 12, 2014)[press Ctrl + click for CAPS document]TERM 1 Week 1( ) Week 2( ) Week 3() Week 4( ) Week 5( ) Week6( ) Week 7() Week 8() Week 9( )Week10( )CONTENT Conversions-Conversionfactors andtables-Metric toimperial and viceversa-oC to oF and viceversa Time -Time Tables, Transport(Bus, Train,Taxi); Production building a house.

3 TideFinancial documents:-Tax-LoansTariff systems: (Compare 2 or more)-Tables-Graphs-FormulaeIncome, Expenditures, Profit/Loss,(large organisations and fundraising projects)Cost Price & Selling Price:-Cost of producing/ manufacturing- Appropriate selling price- PercentageprofitBreak-even analysis:(determine break-even values from formulae and graphs) Developing questions:-National and global issuesCollecting data:-Develop and usedata collection instruments. ( questions, questionnaires, recording sheets, etc.)Classifying & Organising Data: -sort numerical and categorical data using categories and class intervals-tallies and frequency data:-quartiles-inter-quartile range-calculate and analyse measures of central tendencyand spread.

4 -percentilesRepresenting data:-pie charts-histograms, bar graphs-line& broken line graphs-scatter plots-box and whisker plotsInterpret and analyse data:-identify & describe trends-identify and describe sources of bias-answer questions under investigation-identify & describe any mis-leading representations-identify & describe any mis-leading data summariesREVISIONCONTEXTC omplex projects infamiliar and unfamiliarcontext. Eg. determinequantities of materialsneeded to build an a tripbetween twoplacesTax:Tax deduction tables; Tax rate tables; IRP5 forms; Income tax formsLoans: loan agreements(term of loan; interest rate)Bank statements: Showinginterest rate and monthlyrepayment farmingElectricity tariff systemsTelephone tariff systemsRental options ( photo copiers, machinery, etc.)

5 Running a small businessNational and global issues National and Provincial Health statistics National and Provincial Education statistics National and Provincial Road accident statistics National and Provincial Population statistics Historical inflation/ exchange rate data Road to health/growth chartsRESOLTSMPage | 3 URCESPoAPress Ctrl+click forInvestigationPress Ctrl+click forAssignmentPress Ctrl+click forControlledTestTERM 2 Week 1( )Week 2( )Week 3( )Week 4( )Week 5( ) Week 6( )Week 7( )Week 8( )Week 9, 10 and 11( )CONTENTFINANCEI nterest and Banking- Hire Purchase/ residual/balloon- loans(interest rate, interest, repayment)FINANCEB anking-Investments- Insurance Plans(interest, interest rate,charges, monthly payment) Inflation-buying power over time-prices of items over time(interpret and analysegraphs)SCALE Scale (ratio, bar)

6 -Determine actual lengths and distances from a given scale-Determine a scale for drawings and/or models- Determine a scalein which to draw diagram or construct a modelMAPS-Grid reference-compass directions-slope on mapMEASUREMENT -Length, distance and time-Perimeter-AreaMEASUREMENT-surface area-Volume-Rate (speed, costing, etc)MEASUREMENTMass(weight)(cost of a product)BMI(formulae for BMI = kg/m )Interpreting chartsREVISION&JUNE EXAMSCONTEXT- student/personal loans-buying a car/house/furniture/etcStokvelAnnuitiesP ension FundInsurance PolicyFuneral PlansThe Big Mac indexConsumer Price IndexSeating plan (classroom, offices, cinemas, sport stadiums, etc)Layout maps (buildings in a school or sports field, stores in a shopping centre)Street mapsNational/provincial mapsElevation mapsStrip chartsHouse plansFloor plansMaps(Planning trips or events)House plansFloor plansPaintingTiling(laminating, ceramic, etc)

7 Growth chartsBMI chartsPage | 4 RESOURCESLTSMPoA Press Ctrl+click forAssignment 2 June ExamPage | 5 TERM 3 Week 1( )Week 2( ) Week 3( ) Week 4( )Week 5( )Week 6( )Week 6( )WEEK 7( )Week 8( )Week 9( )CONTENTFINANCE-taxation(personal income tax, taxable & non-taxableincome, rebates and UIF)FINANCE-exchange rates(currency relationships, buying power)SCALE and PLANS-Diagrams(assembly instructions in manuals, etc.)

8 -Plans(symbols and notation, terminology, determine actual dimensions using a given scale, determine a suitable scale to draw aplan, draw 2D floor and elevation plans)PROBABILITY-Probability of simple events(dice/coin games, national lotteries, gambling, insurance risk assessment, etc.)-Relative frequency and theoretical probability-Compound events(tree diagrams and two-way tables)MODELS-3D scale models- 2D pictures (packaging options, packaging shapes, item arrangement, estimate material quantities)REVISION CONTEXTP ersonal incomePlanning trips to other countriesCost of living comparisonsAssembling wooden furniture or any applianceHouse floor planNational lotteriesGamblingRisk assessmentNewspaper articlesPackaging containers (juice/cool drink containers, tennis/golf ball containers, tile boxes, etc.)

9 3D models of buildings2D drawings (office space, venue preparation, crop production, etc.)RESOURCESLTSMPoA Press Ctrl+click forControlled testTRIAL EXAMSPage | 6 TERM 4 Week 1( )Week 2( )Week 3( )Week 4( )Week 5( )Week 6()Week 7( )Week 8( )Week 9( )CONTENTREVISIONFINAL EXTERNAL EXAMSCONTEXTALL FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR APPROPRIATECONTEXTS RESOURCESP ress Ctrl+click forPAST PAPER EXAMSPage | 7