Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MINDANAO- KIDAPAWAN CITY CAMPUS

Sudapin, Kidapawan City, North Cotabato

COURSE SYLLABUS

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ARTS AND SCIENCES

BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

I. USM Vision-Mission-Core Values

Quality and relevant education for its clientele to be globally competitive, culture sensitive and morally- responsive human resources for sustainable
Vision
development.
Help accelerate the socio-economic development, promote harmony among diverse communities and improve the quality of life through instruction,
Mission
research, extension and resource generation in Southern Philippines.
Core Values (GREAT) Goodness, Responsiveness, Excellence, Assertion of Right and Truth

II. Program Educational Objectives (PEO)

PEO
Three to five years after graduation, the graduates of Bachelor of Secondary Education from USM-KCC are expected to attain the following:
PEO1: Locally and globally competitive Teachers, occupying positions in the Department of Education or institutions of higher learning either of public or private, industry,
or any related field employing technical and management skills with strong adherence to ethics and moral conduct.
PEO2: Pursue life-long learning activities and continuous career development to keep abreast on the advancement regarding the practice of teaching profession.
PEO3: Develop sense of responsiveness towards contemporary issues concerning education, economic, society and environment through active participation in the
conduct of solving issues and extending services to communities.

Prepared by Reviewed by Recommending Approval Approved by

MICHAEL E. TACDORO CRISTINA Q. DELA CRUZ JEANNE Y. AURE RONIELYN F. PINSOY CONSUELO A. TAGARO
Instructor College Dean Chairperson, Instruction and Quality Control Chancellor Vice President for Academic Affairs
Date: Date: Date: Date: Date:
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III. Program Outcomes (PO)

PEO
PO
PEO1 PEO2 PEO3
By the time of graduation, the students of the program shall be able to:   
a. Utilizes appropriate various sociocultural and historical materials in explaining current issues
b. Organizes communities towards self-reliance and self- sufficiency   

c. Demonstrates leadership skills that will help in teaching or training students who will empower their communities   

d. Integrates local and global perspective in teaching the principle of the common good   

e. Employs principles of sustainable development in teaching and learning   

f. Shows scholarship in research and further learning   

g. Displays the qualities of an innovative teacher who has mastery of the subject matter   

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IV. Course Description
The course examines the development perspectives in Asian countries, cultures, and values as well as issues, and challenges, historical roots and Asian responses.
The course is designed to enable students to make comparative study of Asia societies.

V. Course Outcomes (CO)

After completing the course, the student must be able to:

a b c d e f g

CO1: Identify and familiarize the countries and capitals of Asia I I I I I I I

CO2: Determine the different cultures, values, challenges and origins of the Asian people P P P P P P P

CO3: Compare and Contrast the Asian societies in the past and during the present time D D D D D D D

CO4: Develop a sense of understanding about the development of Asian Societies D D D D D D D

Legend: I – Introduced (the student gets introduced to concepts/principles)

P – Practiced (the student practices competencies with supervision)
D – Demonstrated (the student demonstrates the competencies across
different settings with minimal supervision)

VI. Learning Plan

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Course Outcome Link Intended Learning Teaching Learning Assessment
References
Time Frame Topic Outcomes (ILO) Activities (TLA) Tasks (AT)
CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4
 Develop an
Course Orientation awareness of the
Vision-Mission, PEOs, POs school’s and college Online Orientation USM CODE
&COs through Zoom
vision, mission,
Course Requirement
Classroom Policies PEO’s, PO’s, CO’s,
Grading System course requirement,
Course Overview classroom polices,
and the grading
system.
Week 1 Pre- Test      Recall the previous
learnings about Asian
History Online Meet-up Virtual
through Zoom Assessment

 Identify and Activity sheet

a. Physical familiarize the Online Discussion Zaide, G., 2011,
Environment of  Countries and History of Asian
Asia (Countries and Online
 Capitals of Asia Individual or self- Nations 8th Edition, pp.
Capitals) Assessment
Week 2-3   paced learning 1-18
  Discuss the Physical Modular Approach
 Environment of Asia Activity
Output

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a. Social Environment  Discuss the Social Online Discussion
-Population Environment of Asia
and the related facts Activity sheet Zaide, G., 2011,
-Races Individual or self-
about it History of Asian
-Asian character traits  Determine the paced learning
Nations 8th Edition, pp.
-Languages and different cultures, Modular Approach Online
18-42
Literature values, challenges Assessment
-Art and Architecture and origins of the
Week 4-6    Asian people
-Religions
Activity
-Contributions
 Compare and Output
-Filipinos Role in Asia
Contrast the Asian
societies in the past
and during the
present time

 Determine the
Origins and Myths of
China, World’s Largest Nation Asia Activity sheet
-Land and People
-Origins and Myths  Identify the Chinese Online Discussion
Online Zaide, G., 2011,
-Dynasties Dynasties
Individual or self- Assessment History of Asian
Week 7-9 -Contributions   
 Determine the paced learning Nations 8th Edition, pp.
-Opium Wars Chinese contributions Modular Approach 42-64
-China as allied power to the world
Activity
-Mao Zedong Output
-Sorrows of China  Develop a sense of
understanding about the
Asian Societies
Offline
Midterm
Week 9 MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Examination/A
ssessment

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Online Discussion
 Familiarize the Activity sheet Zaide, G., 2011,
history of Taiwan and History of Asian
its people Individual or self-
Nations 8th Edition, pp.
 Determine the values paced learning Online
64- 82
a. Taiwan, Island- Bastion of and cultural Modular Approach Assessment
Nationalist China challenges of the
-Land and People Taiwanese people
-Early History Activity
 Identify the Output
-Manchu and Japanese Rule contributions of the
Week 10-12 -New Bastion for ROC   
Taiwanese (ROC) in
-The Economic Miracle the World
-End of Chiang Dynasty
-Highlights of Contemporary  Determine the reason
Taiwan of conflict between
the PROC and the
ROC

 Identify the Taiwan

leaders in history

a. Japan, from Terror to

Industrial Giant Online Discussion
-Land and People  Locate Japan in the Activity sheet Zaide, G., 2011,
-Creation Story Asian Map History of Asian
- History Individual or self-
 Discuss the important Nations 8th Edition, pp.
-Contribution paced learning Online
events in Japan’s 82- 103
Week 12-14 -Meiji Restoration    Modular Approach Assessment
history
-Wars with China and Russia
-Manchurian Incident  Identify the Japanese
-Japan and World War II inventions Activity
-Japan the Industrial Power Output
-Japanese Facts and
Inventions
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 Determine the issues Activity sheet

and challenges faces Online Discussion
a. Korea- Enclave of by North and South Zaide, G., 2011,
Christianity in East Asia Online History of Asian
   Korea Individual or self-
-Land and People Assessment Nations 8th Edition, pp.
 Compare and paced learning
Week 15-17 -History 103-116
Contrast the culture, Modular Approach
b. Indian Civilization Activity
   way of life and
-Land and People
development of the Output
-History
two Koreas

Offline Final
Week 18 FINAL EXAMINATION Examination/
Assessment

VII. Course Requirements

Activity Outputs Midterm and Final Examination
Activity Sheet Online Assessment

VIII. Grading System

1. Grading Criteria
Grading Criteria Applicable for all Colleges
For Lecture Courses For Laboratory Courses For Lecture w/ Laboratory Courses
Activities =50% Activities =70% Activities =60%
Examination/Assessment=50% Examination/Assessment=30% Examination/Assessment=40%

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2. Grades Computation

Examination
Exam Score
Exam Grade = _________________ x 50 + 50
Exam Perfect Score
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Activities Note:
 Scoring of activities shall be zero based.
Activities Accumulated Score  All activities shall follow rubrics for scoring established by the instructor/college. For laboratory
Activity Grade = x 50 + 50 courses and courses with laboratory, laboratory activities shall be covered in the computation of
Activities Accumulated Perfect Score
Activity Grade.
 The accumulated scores shall be within the duration of a period (midterm or final period).
Midterm Grade = (50% Assessment) (Midterm Assessment Grade) + (50% Activity )(Activity Grade)
1 2
Final Grade = (MidtermGrade) + (Tentative Final Grade)
3 3

Where: Tentative Final Grade = (50% Assessment)(Final Assessment Grade) + (50% Assessment) (Activity Grade)
IX. New Normal Course Policies
1. Each student shall establish contact with his/her instructor/professor per course enrolled through messenger/text and email. He/she must be a member of
Messenger Group Chat (GC) account for every course enrolled and must look for his/her group being coded by this format: Course Code-Program & Section-
USMKCC-Semester-Year (e.g. ProfEd111-BSE2A-USMKCC-S1-2020).
2. Submission of activities can be done personally (if possible, but shall follow protocols) or through email, but no submission shall be allowed through messenger.
3. Scores of activities shall be informed through text or email.
4. For classes requiring no face to face meeting/contact, students’ attendance/participation shall no longer be considered, but with strict monitoring in
recording/updating of students’ activities. Failure to get frequent contact or response on submission of activities may cause a student to be dropped/failed from the
course.

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5. Student must submit activities on or before scheduled deadline. Late submission shall be subjected to rules and measures established by the faculty.
6. Repeat submission for enhancement of score of an activity without advice from instructor/professor is discouraged.
7. Every submission of activity shall be identified using this code format: Subject Code- Program& Section-Last Name of Student-First Name of Student-Activity
Number (e.g. ProfEd111-BSE2A-Dela Cruz-John-1).

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