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Province of Cebu Saint Louis College - Cebu
Province of Cebu Saint Louis College - Cebu
Province of Cebu Saint Louis College - Cebu
Province of Cebu
Maguikay, Mandaue City, Cebu, 6014, Philippines
I. Vision: Saint Louis College-Cebu is a CICM Catholic institution of learning committed to transforming young individuals into servant leaders who exemplify Christian.
Discipleship, Passion for Excellence, Self-discipline, and Social Responsibility.
II Mission:
1. Steadfastly enrich and deepen one’s faith through prayers, sacraments, religious instruction, and practices to become living witness of Christ. (Christian
Discipleship)
2. Tirelessly nourish and sustain desire for excellence in knowledge, skills, and attitude infused with Christian values to become productive members of the society.
(Passion for Excellence)
3. Consistently help persons acquire Christian values to guide their choices, decisions, and actions in life. (Self-Discipline)
4. Continuously develop and empower stakeholders’ manifold characteristics of a servant leader enabling them to become agents of transformation in local and
global communities. (Servant Leadership)
5. Conscientiously articulate the CICM Mission of promoting social justice, peace, and integrity of creation among the marginalized members of the society,
especially the children. (Social Responsibility)
FIVE CORE VALUES: Christian Discipleship, Passion for Excellence, Self-Discipline, Servant Leadership & Social Responsibility
III. Quality Policy
The Saint Louis College-Cebu, Inc. (SLCC) is one of the chain of CICM Schools founded by the Congregatio Immaculati Cordis Mariae (CICM), a congregation of missionary priests
established in the Philippines by Belgian missionaries to effectively carry out evangelization in different areas of the country. SLCC, therefore, must live up to its missionary identity,
support the congregation’s apostolic commitment and adhere to the priorities of the CICM-RP Province in its educational apostolate.
IV. Exit Institutional Outcomes: SLCC students are design thinkers, facilitators of learning, mission-driven workers, and protectors of nature.
V. Learning Standard
Grade 7 learners must have demonstrated the following specific indicators of competency:
Demonstrate understanding of basic science concepts and application of science-inquiry skills. They exhibit scientific attitudes and values to solve problems
critically, innovate beneficial products, protect the environment, and converse resources, enhances the integrity and wellness of people, make informed
decisions, and engaged in discussions of relevant issues that involve science, technology, and environment.
Learning Competencies Course Content Teaching and Learning Assessment of Resource Materials/ Suggested References Time Table
Process Learning (In hours)
Outcomes (ALO)
Manifest a deeper
understanding of Saint Louis College: Teacher Activity: Lecture- Team sharing and
SLCC’s VM towards Vision and Mission Presentation/ facilitation of presentation of PowerPoint presentation on SLCC’s VM, QP, and Core
personal and societal - Core values SLCC’s Vision- Mission-, plans with rubrics Values etc.
development. - Quality Quality Policy and Core
Determine ways on - Policy Values Presentation of Handouts for rubrics and instructions for the team and Week 1
how SLCC’s VM be Student Activities: one’s sharing on individual sharing
integrated to one’s Team sharing of one’s aligning SLCC’s VM 5 meetings
practice in the personal plans and Quality Policy and (5 hours)
profession directions reflecting SLCC’s Core Values
VM
Class sharing on the
utilization of Outcomes-
based education principles
towards aligning learning
outcomes to SLCC’s to VM.
Student Activities:
Classifying substances as
elements or compounds
Student Activities:
Perform a teacher guided
substance mixture.
Flexibility Provisions: The Course Design Matrix may include additional topics, activities and resources not reflected in the plan, based on other factors that cannot be controlled (time,
weather etc.). Other suggestions from students are welcome to make the class discussions and activities more meaningful and relatable.
Tan, M. L. G. (2019). An Evaluation of Department of Education Produced Grade 7 Biology Modules by Biology Experts and Science Teachers. International Journal of Innovation in
Science and Mathematics Education, 27(5).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zyvnrwx/revision/1
Course Requirements:
A. ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION
B. Written works
C. Performance Tasks
D. Quarterly Assessment
X. Grading Scheme:
Prepared by:
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