Download Ethiopian old Curriculum grade 10 mathematics Teacher's Guide PDF

The Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 10 Mathematics Teacher’s Guide is a critical resource for secondary school teachers aiming to deliver math lessons aligned with Ethiopia’s national old curriculum. It offers detailed instructional support, practical examples, and clear explanations to facilitate effective teaching and deeper student understanding in mathematics.

Teacher’s Guide Summary

Published by the Ministry of Education (MoE) in Ethiopia in 2002 E.C. (2010 G.C.), this Teacher’s Guide covers Mathematics for Grade 10 under the old curriculum. The guide consists of seven units, totaling 270 pages, and the downloadable PDF file size is 2.7 MB. This Teacher’s Guide is designed specifically for teachers, providing structured lesson plans and teaching strategies to enhance classroom instruction.

The guide is the product of the combined expertise of C.K. Bansal, Rachel Mary Z., Mesaye Demessie, Gizachew Atnaf, and Tesfa Biset, who contributed as authors, editors, and reviewers. Their collaborative effort ensures the material is both accurate and pedagogically effective.

The Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 10 Mathematics Teacher’s Guide is divided into seven units, each designed to help teachers present mathematical concepts clearly, incorporate problem-solving, and support students through examples, guided practice, and real-life applications.

Unit 1: Polynomial Functions

This unit introduces polynomial functions, covering fundamental theorems, zeros of polynomials, and graphing techniques. Teachers are guided to help students understand the properties and applications of polynomials.

Unit 2: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

Teachers explore the basics of exponents and logarithms, the graphs of these functions, solving related equations, and their practical applications.

Unit 3: Solving Inequalities

In this unit, lessons focus on inequalities involving absolute values, systems of linear inequalities in two variables, and quadratic inequalities, enabling students to solve and interpret various inequality problems.

Unit 4: Coordinate Geometry

This unit covers the distance between points, line segment division, equations of lines, and properties of parallel and perpendicular lines, helping students visualize and solve geometry problems analytically.

Unit 5: Trigonometric Functions

Teachers introduce basic trigonometric functions, their reciprocal functions, simple identities, and real-life application problems, building students’ understanding of trigonometry concepts.

Unit 6: Plane Geometry

The unit discusses key theorems on triangles, special quadrilaterals, properties of circles, and regular polygons, reinforcing students’ geometric reasoning skills.

Unit 7: Measurement

This final unit revises surface areas and volumes of prisms and cylinders and introduces pyramids, cones, spheres, frustums, and composed solids, helping students develop spatial awareness and measurement skills.