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Readings in Philippine History / Ronald M. Corpuz [and] Claudio V. Tabotabo

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Intramuros : Mindshapers Co., Inc., c2018Description: iv, 254 pages ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9786214061792
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • DS 667.28 .C67 2018
Contents:
Preface -- Unit 1: The study of history and controversies in philippine history -- Unit 2: Land reform in the philipines -- Unit 3: Evoution of the philippine constitution -- Unit 4: Evolution of taxation in the philippines -- Unit 5: Topics in engineering ad architecture.
Summary: "This book provides a simple and brief presentation of the course readings in philppine history. The book used outcomes-based approach. Every6 topic starts with the intended learning outcones (ILOs), Followed by the text and ends with the assessment task. Looking at the intended learning outcomes and the assessment tasks, it can be observed that there is constructive alignment between the two. The teaching-learning activities (TLAs) in every topic is the responsibility of the teacher."
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Preface -- Unit 1: The study of history and controversies in philippine history -- Unit 2: Land reform in the philipines -- Unit 3: Evoution of the philippine constitution -- Unit 4: Evolution of taxation in the philippines -- Unit 5: Topics in engineering ad architecture.

"This book provides a simple and brief presentation of the course readings in philppine history. The book used outcomes-based approach. Every6 topic starts with the intended learning outcones (ILOs), Followed by the text and ends with the assessment task. Looking at the intended learning outcomes and the assessment tasks, it can be observed that there is constructive alignment between the two. The teaching-learning activities (TLAs) in every topic is the responsibility of the teacher."

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