Template For Syllabus
Template For Syllabus
CABATUAN, ISABELA
SY 2024 - 2025
FIRST QUARTER
GRADUATE responsible life-long learner, has passion for excellence in service -oriented, lives a God -centered life and is in communion with
ATTRIBUTE others in building better world.
SCHOOL
VALUE Mary’s Fiat: Cultivate God-given talents and skills to respond the demands of one’s various spheres of experience.
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THIRD QUARTER
INTENDED LEARNING CONTENT PERFOMANCE TEACHING CORE 21ST CENTURY ASSESSMENT
TIME LEARNING CONTENT STANDARD/S STANDARD/S LEARNING VALUES/ SKILL RESOURCES
FRAME OUTCOMES/ ACTIVITIES/ ENABLING (Skill +
COMPETENCI STRATEGIES VALUE/S Activity) WRITTEN PERFORMA
ES NCE
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WEEK 2
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FOURTH QUARTER
INTENDED LEARNING CONTENT PERFOMANCE TEACHING CORE 21ST CENTURY ASSESSMENT
TIME LEARNING CONTENT STANDARD/S STANDARD/S LEARNING VALUES/ SKILL RESOURC
FRAME OUTCOMES/ ACTIVITIES/ ENABLING (Skill + S
COMPETENCI STRATEGIES VALUE/S Activity) WRITTEN PERFORMANCE
ES
Information &
Media Literacy
WEEK 1
Activity: “The
Fake News
Challenge”
WEEK 2
WEEK 3
WEEK 4
CULMINATING PERFORMANCE TASK/ ACTIVITY: (In collaboration with Math & Science) _______________________________________
1. Real World Context/ Scenario:
2. Clear Instructions
3. Authentic Assessment
4. Multifaceted Range of Skills/Knowledge
5. Rubric for Evaluation
6. Reflection (Portfolio)
7. Presentation
GRADUATE The learner is committed to developing, sustaining and promoting lifelong fitness and wellness in the light of maximizing God’s
ATTRIBUTE given talent.
SCHOOL Solidarity- Use their physical abilities and aesthetic consciousness to build communities
VALUE
1. Discusses Health- The The LECTURE/ PERSEVER PAPER DANCE The 21st
24 the nature of optimizing learner... learner... DISCUSSION ANCE AND ACTIVITIES Century
MEETINGS the different P.E. PENCIL MAPEH Book
sports (H.O.P.E.) 2 Demonstrates Leads GROUP FLEXIBIL GROUP in Action
activities Sports understanding sports ACTIVITIES ITY GRASP PERFORMANC
of sports in events with E OPEN SPACE
2. Explains how a. Individual optimizing proficiency WARP-UP AND ADAPTABI
to optimize the and Dual one’s health and COOL DOWN LITY GYMNASIUM
energy systems sports as a habit; confidence EXERCISES
for safe and as requisite resulting EXCELENC CD PLAYER
improved b. Team sport for PA in DANCE E
performance performance, independent ACTIVITIES CD
and as a pursuit and SPORTSMA
3. Illustrates career in DEMONTRATION NSHIP
the opportunity influencing
relationship of others
health positively
behaviors
(eating habits,
sleep and
stress
management) to
health risks
factors and PA
performance
4.
Differentiates
types of eating
(fueling for
performance,
emotional
eating, social
eating, eating
while watching
tv or sports
events)
5. Describes
the role of PAs
in managing
one’s stress
6. Self-
assesses
health-related
fitness
(HRF)status,
barriers to PA
participation
and one’s diet
7. Sets FITT
goals based on
training
principles to
achieve and/or
maintain HRF.
8. Engages in
moderate to
vigorous
physical
activities
(MVPAs) for at
least 60
minutes most
days of the
week in a
variety of
settings in-
and out-of
school
9. Analyzes
physiological
indicators such
as heart rate,
rate of
perceived
exertion and
pacing
associated with
MVPAs to
monitor and/or
adjust
participation
or effort.
10. Observes
personal safety
protocol to
avoid
dehydration,
overexertion,
hypo- and
hyperthermia
during MVPA
participation
11. Identifies
school and
community
resources in
case of an
injury or
emergency
12.
Demonstrates
proper
etiquette and
safety in the
use of
facilities and
equipment
13.
Participates in
an organized
event that
addresses
health/sports
issues and
concerns
14. Explains
the value of
optimizing
one’s health
through
participation
in PAs
15. Displays
initiative,
responsibility
and leadership
in sports
activities
16. Recognizes
one’s potential
for health-and
sports related
career
opportunities
17. Organizes
sports event
for a target
health issue or
concern