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LEARNING COMPETENCIES NUMBER NUMBER PERCENTAGE ITEM Levels of Difficulty OF DAYS OF NUMBERS EASY (60%) AVERAGE (30%) DIFFICULTY (10%) TOTAL ITEMS Remembering Understanding Applying Analyzing Evaluation Creating 1 Define a product and differentiates the product, 5 4 8.06 1,4,35,36 2 2 4 services, and experiences. 2 Identify and describe the factors to consider 5 4 8.06 6,7,21,22 2 2 4 when setting prices and new product pricing and its general pricing approaches. 3 Discuss the structure of distribution channels, 5 4 8.06 11,12,23,24 4 4 its functions, and the nature of supply chain management. 4 Define and identify relevant promotional tools, 10 8 16.13 2,8,10,13, 4 4 8 namely, advertising, sales promotion, personal 14,20,25,26 selling, public relations, and direct marketing to create awareness and persuade the target market to buy the product or patronize the service. 5 Explain the relationship between market 8 6 12.90 15,16,17,28, 2 2 2 6 analysis, planning, implementation, and control. 39,40 6 Analyze the company’s situation, market, and 7 6 11.29 29,30,31, 3 3 6 environment (the marketing audit and SWOT 32,33,34 Analysis). 7 Identify target market and positioning. 7 6 11.29 3,5,9,18 3 3 6 19,27 8 Explain the significance of the marketing mix to 5 4 8.06 37,38,41,42 2 2 4 motivate the potential market to buy product or service (the marketing plan). 9 Integrate the marketing concepts and 5 4 8.06 43,44,45,46 4 4 techniques learned by preparing a marketing plan. 10 Present a mini-marketing plan, orally and in 5 4 8.06 47,48,49,50 4 4 writing. Total 62 50 100 11 15 4 9 3 8 50
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