Performance Task
Performance Task
Prelim
Direction: You will research at least four (4) challenges/problems that you have experienced and how you
transcended from each situation. Please follow the CERA format:
a.) Content (area of focus)
b.) Experience (experience in the area of focus)
c.) Reflection (reflection on the experience)
d.) Application (future application based on your experience and reflection)
Rubrics:
● Content- 30 pts.
● Depth of the topic- 15 pts.
● Originality- 10 pts.
● Grammar- 5 pts.
Total: 60 pts.
You may submit a printed (long-sized bond paper, Arial, 12) or written output.
Major PT: Dramatic Dialogues: Unveiling Truths on the Theatrical Stage of Existence
Date of Presentation: September 1, 2023
Direction: You will demonstrate what you have learned during the four weeks of discussion through
dramatization. You will choose a topic and apply the topic to real-life situations.
Rubrics:
Faithfulness
Deviates from original May introduce some Represents original Faithfully represents the
to Original ideas, introducing modifications, but stays ideas with minor original philosophical ideas
Ideas significant changes. true to the core ideas. deviations. and arguments.
Midterm
Rubrics:
Criteria Excellent (60) Good (45) Satisfactory (30) Needs Improvement (15)
Interpretati Offers a profound and Provides a clear and Presents a reasonable Struggles to convey a
on insightful interpretation. thoughtful interpretation. interpretation. coherent interpretation.
Demonstrates exceptional Shows proficient technical Displays basic technical Technical limitations
Execution
technical skill and mastery. execution. competence. significantly affect the work.
Major PT: Parliamentary Debate on “Be It Resolved that Euthanasia Should be Permissible”
Date of Debate round: October 5, 2023
Directions: You will be divided into four groups. You will defend the topic “Euthanasia should be
permissible. The other group will be the opposition. By engaging in structured discussions and arguments,
you will be able to critically analyze and defend your positions, while also being exposed to diverse
perspectives.
Rubrics:
CATEGORY Excellent (80) Very Good (60) Satisfactory (40) Fair (20)
Informative All information presented Most information presented Most information presented Information had several
Speeches in the debate was clear, in the debate was clear, in the debate was clear and inaccuracies or was usually
accurate, and thorough. accurate, and thorough. accurate but was not not clear.
usually thorough.
Philosophic Every major point was Every major point was Every major point was Every point was not
al argument/ well supported with adequately supported with supported with facts, supported.
evidence several relevant facts, relevant facts, statistics, statistics, and/or examples,
statistics, and/or and/or examples. but the relevance of some
examples. was questionable.
Understandi The students clearly The student clearly The student seemed to The student did not show
ng of the understood the topic understood the topic understand the main points an adequate understanding
Topic in-depth and presented in-depth and presented of the topic and presented of the topic.
their information forcefully their information with ease. those with ease.
and convincingly.
Overall Delivery and debate were Delivery and debate were Delivery and debate were Delivery and debate were
delivery and on time and on point. on time. Both were neat on time. They were fairly not on point. They were not
Debate Both were neat and and well-organized. There neat but lacked neat and organized. There
strategy well-organized. There were a couple of spelling or organization. There were were multiple spelling and
were no spelling and grammar errors. more than a couple of grammar errors.
grammar errors. times spelling or grammar
errors.
Finals
Direction: The students will craft their reflection paper about their philosophy in life.
Rubrics:
● Content- 30 pts.
● Depth of the topic- 15 pts.
● Originality- 10 pts.
● Grammar- 5 pts.
Total: 60 pts.
Direction: Make a eulogy speech about someone that you treasure the most. This task shall be presented
with props in front of the class.
Rubrics:
Criteria Excellent (60) Good (45) Satisfactory (30) Needs Improvement (15)
The eulogy leaves a The eulogy leaves a The eulogy has a moderate The eulogy's impact is
profound impact on the meaningful impact, eliciting impact, with some limited, failing to evoke
Overall
audience, evoking strong genuine emotions from the emotional responses from strong emotions or create a
Impact and
emotions and connecting audience and fostering a the audience, but it may not meaningful connection to
Resonance
them deeply to the sense of connection to the resonate deeply with the individual being
individual being honored. individual being honored. everyone. honored.
Direction: Make a eulogy speech about yourself. This task shall be presented with props in front of the
class.
Rubrics:
Criteria Excellent (60) Good (45) Satisfactory (30) Needs Improvement (15)
Major PT: Exploring the Essence of Reality: A Philosophical Journey Through the Lens of Short Film
Deadline: December 8, 2023
Direction: You will direct a short film as a class that encapsulates your full understanding of the subject
Philosophy.
Rubrics:
CATEGORY Exemplary 91-100 Satisfactory 71-90 Fair 51-70 Needs Improvement 40-50
Relevance All the problems Majority of the problems Some of the problems Few of the problems
presented are timely, in presented are timely, and in presented are timely and presented are timely and in
need of a solution, and need of a solution. in need of solutions. need of a solution.
realistically solved
Substance All the issues presented The majority of the film The filmsomehow makes The filmdoes not make
in the film make sense, makes sense and tackles sense and tackles some sense even if it tackles
are substantial and substantial information and substantial issues. certain issues.
are of heavy principles. issues.
Creativity The plot is not copied The plotis original on its Many of the scenes or The majority of the plot is
and from any other own, though adapted in a parts of the plot are copied from another
Originality storyline, thus, making it way from another storyline; copied from another storyline; there is no
original on its own; the the film has unique storyline; the film makes symbolism used and there
film makes use of elements. use of little symbolism, if are no unique elements.
symbols for creativity. there is any.
Video and Transitions are perfectly Transitions are smooth and Transitions are somehow Transitions are modest and
Editing well and the video quality the video quality is smooth and the video the video quality is not clear
Quality is intensely clear. clear enough to be viewed. quality is not clear but enough to be viewed.
viewable.