Course name

Zamora Memorial College Date Last Revised

Revision Date
Semester Adopted

Vision Mission
A dynamic institution producing desirable, values-oriented, holistic, and responsive graduates ready Responsive to the challenges of a globally competitive 21st Century Education, the Zamora
to face an ever-changing society as catalysts for change. Memorial College shall provide quality, innovative, relevant, and affordable access to basic
secondary and tertiary education.

College Goals
1. Display communicative competence, think intelligently, critically and creatively;
2. Make informed decisions based on choices that are value-based.
3. Perform and produce evidence-based transfer of learning in real-life-situations;
4. Exercise their civic duties and utilize resources sustainably;
5. Participate actively in artistic and athletic activities in the promotion of health and wellness.
6. Exhibit research skills that will address quality teaching effectiveness and relevant issues in the community.
7. Participate in global linkages and networking in promoting global culture and sharing of resources; and
8. Demonstrate cultural awareness by integrating such consciousness in refining unique Filipino values.
Program Outcomes

Class Information Instructor’s Information

Section Instructor’s Name
Schedule Office Designation
Time Office Hours
Venue Office Telephone
Term Email Address

Course Information
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Pre-requisite Subject Course Credit 3 units, 3 hrs/wk. (18 weeks, 54 hrs total)
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Grading System
1.0 – 100
1.1 – 99-98
1.2 - 97-96
1.3 - 95-94
1.4 – 91-93
1.5 – 90
1.6 – 89
1.7 – 88
1.8 - 87
1.9 – 86
2.0 – 85
2.1 – 84
2.2 – 83
2.3 – 82
2.4 – 81
2.5 – 80
2.6 – 79
2.7 – 78
2.8 – 77
2.9 – 76
3.0 – 75
3.1 – Below – failed
Drp – (0)
Inc – (-)
NG – (-)
Course Description BTIs covered

Course Learning Outcomes BTIs covered

Teaching Instructional Learning Materials/References

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Prelim
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Finals Week
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Supplementary readings:

Descriptions of Assessment Methods Employed

Assessment Method Description

Prepared by:

Signature over printed name

Recommending approval:

GRACE G. MONTALES Ed.D.

Dean

Approved:

HAZEL B. VERGARA Ph.D.

President