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Trends Networks CT Sylla PDF
Trends Networks CT Sylla PDF
SUBJECT TITLE: TRENDS, NETWORK, AND CRITICAL THINKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
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REFLECTIVE LIFELONG LEARNER (RLL)
Having gained the knowledge about the nature of trends and the dynamics of
One who passionately pursues his/her field of specialization for the sake various kinds of networks and the critical skills for evaluating the impact of
of learning and to serve humanity in accordance with a common belief technology on individual well-being and social development, the students should
of what is good and is the will of God. be able to come up with a personal vision of a better future for themselves and
the world in general and the means by which it could be achieved.
SERVICE DRIVEN CITIZEN (SDC)
Having learned the meaning, dimensions, and benefits of democracy, the students
One who creates products and performances that contribute positively should be able to actively participate in democratic processes that promote
to the accomplishment of team goals through collaborative processes universal justice and respect for human rights.
and are appropriate for his/her intended audience.
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Neural and Social A social map tracing the various roles that students play in the community (family members,
Networks community leader, etc.) and rank the significance of these roles.
Democratic A video/oral presentation of the ill effects of undemocratic practices related to factors such as gender
3. PRESENTATIONS (20%) Interventions biases, poverty, political marginalization, racial inequality, cultural domination, crisis of representation
(Individual or Group Project) and politics of recognition.
Information and A video/oral presentation of an event dealing with a significant global issue using ICT, which one helps
Communication moblize or participates in.
Technology
II. CULMINATING PROJECT: The Ideal Future A video presentation of a proposal of the kind of future that you want, taking into consideration the
Video Presentation (30%) previous outputs. The presentation should explain why you want that future, and should illustrate
(Individual or Group Project) how you intend to get there.
III. CLASS PARTICIPATION (10%)
RUBRICS
Degree of Analysis analyzes information in a analyzes information in a analyzes information in a analyzes information in a
highly critical and very critical and insightful somewhat critical and low critical and insightful
insightful manner manner insightful manner manner
Quality of Generalizations presence of a deeply presence of a deeply presence of a deeply reflective presence of a deeply
reflective deliberation is reflective deliberation is deliberation is made to a reflective deliberation is
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CRITERIA EXEMPLARY SATISFACTORY DEVELOPING BEGINNING RATING
4 3 2 1
made very extensively made extensively moderate extent very limited
OVER-ALL SCORE
Relevance to the Course manifests great relevance manifests great relevance manifests moderate relevance manifests little relevance
to many topics covered in to a few topics covered in to a few topics covered in the to a few topics covered in
the course the course course the course
Impact is highly stimulating and is stimulating and is stimulating and is not stimulating and not
exceptionally transformative; moves the transformative in some degree; transformative; does not
transformative; strongly spectators to take an moves the spectators to take create an impact to the
moves the spectators to action according to the an action according to the spectators
take an action according purpose of the activity purpose of the activity in some
to the purpose of the degree
activity
Insights on Resolving issues presents very good insights presents good insights on presents superficial insights on presents no insights on
on how to resolve issues how to resolve issues how to resolve issues tackled in how to resolve issues
tackled in the presentation tackled in the presentation the presentation tackled in the
presentation
Communication of the message is very the message is effectively the message is effectively the message is
Message effectively communicated, communicated, communicated, convincing ineffectively
exceptionally convincing convincing and novel and novel in some degree communicated,
and highly novel unconvincing and not
novel
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CRITERIA EXEMPLARY SATISFACTORY DEVELOPING BEGINNING RATING
4 3 2 1
OVER-ALL SCORE
SCHEDULE:
UNIT TOPIC WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND
(Learning Competency) RESOURCES
I. Defining a Trend 1-2 The learner understands Define a trend Class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
the emergence of Explain the process on how to performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
Trends and Fads trends and patterns. spot a trend activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
[Process of identifying a Differentiate a trend from a fad quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
trend; Differentiating a trend Describe the different examination,
from a fad; Elements and characteristics of a trend critical essays, Resource: Ch. 1 of Trends,
characteristics of a trend] Identify parts of a whole creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
Identify emerging patterns project the 21st Century (2017 De la
See, discover and differentiate Rosa et al.)
relationships between causes
and consequences
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UNIT TOPIC WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND
(Learning Competency) RESOURCES
Present the derived ideas
through a 100-word essay or
other graphic representation
II. Understanding Local 3-4 The learner understands Define and explain strategic class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
Networks strategic analysis and analysis and intuitive thinking performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
intuitive thinking. Attain facility in strategic activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
Networks: Introductory analysis quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
Concepts Use intuitive thinking in dealing examination,
Critical Thinking: Skills and with varied activities critical essays, Resource: Ch. 2 of Trends,
Attitudes Differentiate key components in creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
Decision-Making: Analysis strategic analysis and intuitive project the 21st Century (2017 De la
and Intuition thinking Rosa et al.)
(Strategic Analysis and Examine how the map of social
Intuitive Thinking) networks can be used to
introduce creative solutions to a
particular problem in a
community using intuitive
thinking
III. Global Networks 5 The learner understands Give examples of various class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
the components, activities in one’s daily life that performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
The Nature of Global operations, effects, and show the concrete effects of activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
Networks networks of globalization quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
Global Networks and globalization in his/her Explain the comprehensive examination,
Globalization daily life. effects of globalization critical essays, Resource: Ch. 3 of Trends,
(Labor and Migration) Show the interconnectedness of creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
peoples and nations project the 21st Century (2017 De la
Explain and demonstrate the Rosa et al.)
benefits of collaboration and
cooperation
Identify and discuss the different
contributions of the parts to a
whole
Stress the important role of the
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UNIT TOPIC WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND
(Learning Competency) RESOURCES
creative imagination in putting
together the various parts of a
whole
Create a map to show the
origins of the different
components of a gadget,
business enterprise, industrial /
technological / agricultural /
product, etc.
Write a reflection essay on the
insights generated from the
map
IV. Planetary Networks: 6-7 The learner understands List activities that exemplify care class participation, Learning Activities: Identifying
Climate Change the consequences of for the environment performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
personal and local Explain the effects of activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
Climate Change: Its Nature action to global and consumption and production quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
and Causes planetary climate patterns that contribute to the examination,
The Effects of Climate change. problem of climate change critical essays, Resource: Ch. 4 of Trends,
Change Explain and illustrate personal creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
Addressing the Climate contributions that can actually project the 21st Century (2017 De la
Change Problem solve the problem of climate Rosa et al.)
[Effects of consumption and change
production patterns on Make a stand on how the
climate change] consequences of one’s action
affect the lives of others and the
environment
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V. Democratic Interventions 7-8 The learner understands Identify preferred democratic class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
the meaning and practices; and explain and performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
Democracy: Models, dimensions of analyze the reason for their activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
Element, Practices, and democracy preferences quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
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UNIT TOPIC WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND
(Learning Competency) RESOURCES
Interventions Illustrate the benefits of examination,
democratic participation critical essays, Resource: Ch. 5 of Trends,
Explain the importance of creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
participation in democracy project the 21st Century (2017 De la
Disitnguish / differentiate Rosa et al.)
paticipatory from representative
democracy
Generate the criteria for
assessing prevailing political
and social instiutions
Conceptualize / formulate what
can be a viable alternative to
undemocratic practices.
VI. Information and 9-10 The learner understands Identify dimensions of class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
Communication how ICT enslaves, technology that are enabling performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
Technology emancipates, and and not inhibiting activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
empowers individuals. Discuss the benefits of quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
Information and technology examination,
Communications Utilize technology effectively critical essays, Resource: Ch. 6 of Trends,
Technology: Dimensions, rather than be enslaved by it creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
Benefits, and Challenges Identify the weakest link in a project the 21st Century (2017 De la
system using strategic and Rosa et al.)
intuitive thinking
Explain how information
communication technology
can facilitate social relationships
and political movements
(occupy movements)
Make or propose a creative
intervention to improve human
life
VII. Neural and Social 11-12 The learner understands Identify connections, class participation, Learning Activities: identifying
Networks the parallelism relationship, and networks performance of prior knowledge, KWL charts,
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UNIT TOPIC WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES ASSESSMENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND
(Learning Competency) RESOURCES
between neural and Illustrate how the brain or neural activities, short concept mapping, discussion,
Connections, Relationships, social networks network works quiz, long film viewing, analysis of cases
and Networks Compare the neural networks examination,
Neural Networks and Social with social networks critical essays, Resource: Ch. 7 of Trends,
Networks Establish linkage between self creative/synthesis Networks, Crtiitcal Thinking in
and the social network one project the 21st Century (2017 De la
belongs to Rosa et al.)
Demonstrate how thinking
processes are shaped by social
relationships
Identify the significant social
roles students play withing the
community by creating a social
map of their relationships
Rank the roles in the community
in terms of signficance and
explain why
13 Culminating Activity
MAIN REFERENCE:
De la Cruz, R., Fadrigon, C. & Mabaquiao, N. (2017). Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century Culture. Quezon City: Phoenix Publishing House.
ADDITIONAL READINGS/RESOURCES:
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Saward, Michael. (2003). “Representative and Direct Democracy.” In Democratic Politics: An Introduction. By Roland Axtmann (ed.). London, Thousand Oaks, New
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CLASS POLICIES:
To be specified by the teacher.
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