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Republic of the Philippines

Region v

Commission on Higher Education

SOUTHERN MASBATE ROOSEVELT COLLEGE, INC.

Katipunan,Placer, Masbate

COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

A Course Syllabus in MC SS 102

Descriptive Title: TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES in PRIMARY GRADES

(PHIL. HISTORY & GOVERNMENT)

S. 2020 - 2021

PREPARED BY: JENALIN T. MAKIPIG CHECKED BY: ROLANDO D. BIANZON

INSTRUCTOR CTE DEAN

Approved by:

FRANCISCO B. DECORION

SCHOOL Director

Course Title :

Course Code : SOES 102

Course Credits: 3 Units

No. of Hours : 3hrs/week

SMRC MISSION:

The Southern Masbate Roosevelt College is committed to the pursuance of providing its students the needed educational qualification at the highest workable level to meet employment

standards in field preferred by its surrounding communities, while conforming with national development efforts in education.

SMRC VISION:

A leading institution in Southern Masbate Roosevelt College that produces graduates that are well-disciplined, responsive, and adaptive to the changing needs of the employment market of

the society as a whole by means of accomplishing the following strategies:

 Updated college curriculum aligned with the k-12 program

 Appropriate selection and training of teachers and staff

 Elevated teacher and student performance through updated monitoring techniques

 Espousing professionalism in all work areas as well as professional of faculty and staff.

 Pursuing community outreach programs

 Attainment of a competitive advantage among educational institution in our area of influence

VISION OF THE COLLEGE:

The college department, in support of the school’s strategic vision and its own aspirations to become a distinctive teacher education college, envisions the following strategies.

 Adaptation of the CHED-guided college curricula for K-12 graduates

 Efficient monitoring of both teacher and student performance

 Espousing professional upgrade of CTE faculty to address the rapidly growing learners’ needs

 Establish inter-institution linkages for more-rounded academic development of our teacher graduates

 Enhance professional work ethics among its administration and faculty personnel, thereby promoting harmony and enthusiasm in the work area

MISSION OF THE COLLEGE:

The SMRC College of Teacher Education continues to endeavor, as its mission, to prepared and enable its education graduates to achieve the highest possible qualification levels within the

constraints of its capabilities such as costs, thereby satisfying employment qualification requirements while comforting with government standards for teacher licensure.

CTE PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OPUTCOMES:

The graduates after five (5) years shall become:

 Professionally competent – i., licensed, successfully employed in their field, and can work under different circumstances

 Professionally Advanced – pursuing faculty development (masters, or doctorate degree)

 Professionally contributive – participants in community educational development programs

PRELIM and MIDTERM SEMI- FINAL and FINAL

 Orientation & Course Overview

 THE PHILIPPINES (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES)

 Geographic features of the country

 Natural resources

 Regions of the Philippine

 Profile of the Filipinos as a People

 PRE SPANISH-PERIOD

 The first Filipinos

 Ancestors’ cultures and way of life

 The arrival and spread of Islam

 THE SPANISH PERIOD

 Aims of Spanish colonization of the Philippines

 The colonial government of Spanish

 Changes during the Spanish period

 Social, economic and cultural conditions during the Spanish rule

 Struggle for Freedom

 The Birth of Filipino Nationalism & Propaganda Movement

 The Katipunan, Revolution of 1896

 Pact of Biak na Bato

 Revolutionary Government and Philippine American War

 THE PHILIPPINE UNDER AMERICAN & JAPANESE RULE

 The American Government

 The American Influences

 The Commonwealth Government

 The Philippines under the Japanese Military

 The Battle against Oppressors

 THE THIRD PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC

 Administration of President Magsaysay to President Garcia

 Administration of President Macapagal and President Marcos

 THE FOURTH REPUBLIC (MARTIAL LAW PERIOD)

 The Declaration of Martial Law

 The End of Military Rule

 THE STRUGGLE FOR PROGRESS

 1986 Peaceful Revolution

 The administration of President Aquino and President Ramos

 The Administration of President Estrada and President Arroyo

 The Administration of Aquino and Duterte

 THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT

 Principle and Policies of Governance

 State, Constitution and citizenship

 The Branches of Philippine Government

 The Constitutional Commission

 The Local Government

GRADING SYSTEM

 Major Exam 45%

Performance Assessment 25%

Quizzes/Ass/Output 25%

Attendance 5%

Total 100%

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Teaching Social Studies in the Elementary Grades (Phil. History & Government)-done

Course: Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English (BSED ENGLISH 3)

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Republic of the Philippines
Region v
Commission on Higher Education
SOUTHERN MASBATE ROOSEVELT COLLEGE, INC.
Katipunan,Placer, Masbate
COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
A Course Syllabus in MC SS 102
Descriptive Title: TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES in PRIMARY GRADES
(PHIL. HISTORY & GOVERNMENT)
S.Y. 2020 - 2021
PREPARED BY: JENALIN T. MAKIPIG CHECKED BY: ROLANDO D. BIANZON
INSTRUCTOR CTE DEAN
Approved by:
FRANCISCO B. DECORION
SCHOOL Director