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    This document provides an introduction to a course on the Philosophy of the Human Person. It outlines the course objectives, which are to reflect critically on daily experiences, develop analytical thinking skills, and apply those skills to life to become a more humane person. Students are expected to attend all sessions, complete written and performance tasks, and will be evaluated based on those works, quizzes, and a final exam. The document establishes expectations for students' conduct, attendance, and participation online.

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    This document provides an introduction to a course on the Philosophy of the Human Person. It outlines the course objectives, which are to reflect critically on daily experiences, develop analytical thinking skills, and apply those skills to life to become a more humane person. Students are expected to attend all sessions, complete written and performance tasks, and will be evaluated based on those works, quizzes, and a final exam. The document establishes expectations for students' conduct, attendance, and participation online.

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    Introduction to

    the Philosophy of
    the Human Person
    UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA
    SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
    Humanities and Social Sciences
    Welcome
    Students to
    the world of
    WHY

    PHILOSOPHIZE?
    FIRST SEMESTER
    Who am I?

    Mr. Jason P. De Jesus, LPT


    “Sir Jay”
    BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION MAJOR IN
    HISTORY
    Philippine Normal University

    Specialization: Philosophy and Historical Development


    FIRST SEMESTER
    What is the OBJECTIVE
    of the COURSE?
     Reflect on daily experiences from a holistic point of view
     Acquire Critical and Analytical Thinking skills
     Apply critical and analytical thinking skills to the affairs of daily life
     Become truthful, environment-friendly and service-oriented
     Actively committed to the development of a more humane society
     Articulate (YOUR) own philosophy of life
    FIRST SEMESTER
    What skills should you develop?
     Develop critical, creative, and caring thinking;
     Become truthful, environmental-friendly, and sensitive
    human person;
     Apply moral and logical reasoning in a day-to-day basis;
     Independent but conscientious thinker;
     Depth of argumentation
    FIRST SEMESTER

    How many days are


    required of you?

     First Semester run from October 5, 2020 to


    January, 2020. You are required to attend all
    sessions.
    What are you expected to accomplish?
     A Portfolio of written works and tasks
     Performance tasks (group and individual 4
    performance task)
     Assessment tasks (essays and reviews)
     Final philosophical paper and defense (tentative)
     Philosophical Readings (every unit)
    FIRST SEMESTER
    How will your learning be
    evaluated?
    Written Works: 40 percent
     Short Quizzes and Long Test
     Essays and reviews
    Performance Task: 40 Percent
    • Group Report
    • Group Work
    Midterm/Final exam/Final PETA: 20 percent
    What conduct should you observe?

     As a student, you are expected to conduct


    yourself properly at all times.
     All submitted works must be your own.
    Plagiarism is a major offense. For used
    works by other authors, proper citations
    are required.
    1. Be attentive
    2. Be respectful
    3. Be
    careful with
    humor and
    sarcasm. 
    4. Wear
    appropriate
    clothes
    6. Students shall at least
    have a smartphone and
    internet connection to
    participate in classes.
    Laptops and tablets are
    recommended but not
    required.
    7. Don’t post or share (even
    privately) inappropriate material
    8. you are required to
    attend your online class
    on time.
    EXPECTATIONS
    You may now ask
    questions
    INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE
    HUMAN PERSON

    CHEERS FOR THE


    WONDERFUL
    SEMESTER!

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