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    (1) The document outlines the table of specifications for an introductory philosophy course covering the human person, with objectives assessed through a 30 item test distributed across four parts. (2) 70% of the items are aimed at remembering key limitations and possibilities for transcendence, 20% at understanding and applying different perspectives on the holistic vs partial views of persons. (3) The final 10% requires students to create a short essay analyzing how social contexts can influence one's upbringing, beliefs and quality of life based on personal experiences.

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    (1) The document outlines the table of specifications for an introductory philosophy course covering the human person, with objectives assessed through a 30 item test distributed across four parts. (2) 70% of the items are aimed at remembering key limitations and possibilities for transcendence, 20% at understanding and applying different perspectives on the holistic vs partial views of persons. (3) The final 10% requires students to create a short essay analyzing how social contexts can influence one's upbringing, beliefs and quality of life based on personal experiences.

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    (1) The document outlines the table of specifications for an introductory philosophy course covering the human person, with objectives assessed through a 30 item test distributed across four parts. (2) 70% of the items are aimed at remembering key limitations and possibilities for transcendence, 20% at understanding and applying different perspectives on the holistic vs partial views of persons. (3) The final 10% requires students to create a short essay analyzing how social contexts can influence one's upbringing, beliefs and quality of life based on personal experiences.

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    TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS FOR INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE

    HUMAN PERSON (FIRST SEMESTER)


    S.Y. 2022-2023

    OBJECTIVES ITEM NUMBER PERCENTAGE


    COMPONENTS PLACEMENT OF THE
    ITEMS

    REMEMBERING Identify the PART I 21 70%


    different and
    EASY limitations and PART II
    Possibilities for
    transcendence
    (1-21)

    UNDERSTANDING

    AVERAGE APPLYING
    ANALYZING Differentiate PART III 6 20%
    the Holistic (22-27)
    Perspective
    from the
    Partial Point
    of View
    DIFFICULT CREATING Write a short PART IV 3 10%
    essay on how (28-30)
    social contexts
    surrounding a
    person can
    contribute to
    his or her
    upbringing,
    beliefs and
    overall quality
    of life. Take
    sample from
    your personal
    experience.
    EVALUATING
    30 100%

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