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This document outlines a flexible instructional delivery plan for a course on Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person. The course is for 11th and 12th grade students and will take place in the first semester. Students will discuss topics like human embodiment, sociality, freedom, and mortality. The culminating performance standard is for students to demonstrate critical reflection from a holistic perspective on life through writing a letter to the editor on a current social issue in the Philippines. The plan details the content, learning competencies, assessment strategies, and teaching approaches that will be used over two quarters to help students meet this standard.
This document outlines a flexible instructional delivery plan for a course on Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person. The course is for 11th and 12th grade students and will take place in the first semester. Students will discuss topics like human embodiment, sociality, freedom, and mortality. The culminating performance standard is for students to demonstrate critical reflection from a holistic perspective on life through writing a letter to the editor on a current social issue in the Philippines. The plan details the content, learning competencies, assessment strategies, and teaching approaches that will be used over two quarters to help students meet this standard.
This document outlines a flexible instructional delivery plan for a course on Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person. The course is for 11th and 12th grade students and will take place in the first semester. Students will discuss topics like human embodiment, sociality, freedom, and mortality. The culminating performance standard is for students to demonstrate critical reflection from a holistic perspective on life through writing a letter to the editor on a current social issue in the Philippines. The plan details the content, learning competencies, assessment strategies, and teaching approaches that will be used over two quarters to help students meet this standard.
GRADE: 11/12 NO. OF HOURS/ SEMESTER: FIRST SEMESTER
CORE SUBJECT TITLE: Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person PREREQUISITES (if needed): CORE SUBJECT DESCRIPTION: An initiation to the activity and process of philosophical reflection as a search for a synoptic vision of life. Topics to be discussed include the human experience of embodiment, being in the world with others and environment, freedom, intersubjectivity, sociality, being unto death. CULMINATING PERFORMANCE STANDARD: The learner should be able to demonstrate a capacity for a critical reflection from the perspective of a holistic and profound vision of life. Big Performance task: You are concerned citizen who will write a LETTER TO THE EDITOR of newspaper about your reflection on a current social issue in the Philippines (e.g. War on drugs, Mining Effects on the Environment, etc.) In this reflection, your demonstration the meaningfulness of human life in its various aspects to reverse the seemingly diminishing regard for the meaning of human life in our country. The LETTER TO THE EDITOR will be assessed based on comprehensiveness, depth of insight, logic, and manner of presentation.
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