Bestlink College of The Philippines
Bestlink College of The Philippines
VISION
Bestlink College of the Philippines is committed to provide and promote quality education with a unique,
modern and research-based curriculum with delivery systems geared towards excellence.
MISSION
To produce self-motivated and self-directed individual who aims for academic excellence,
God-fearing, peaceful, healthy and productive successful citizens.
PHILOSOPHY
FAITH, KNOWLEDGE, CHARITY AND HUMILITY
FAITH (Fides) represents BCP’s endeavor for expansion, development and for growth amidst the global challenges of the new millennium. It is moving forward and lifting its fate to the hands of
God for without His guidance, BCP cannot do and deliver affordable quality education and multiply God’s grace
especially to the less fortunate youth of the land.
KNOWLEDGE (Cognito) connotes the institution’s efforts to impart excellent lifelong education that can be used as human tool so that one can liberate himself/herself from ignorance and poverty.
Hence, all its academic offerings are relevant tools to empower man to effectively use one’s reason,
intellect and will to face the challenges of life.
CHARITY (Caritas) is the institution’s commitment towards its clienteles. Sharing and services are the insignia of its soul, the badge of its character
HUMILITY (Humilitas) refers to the institution’s recognition of the human frailty, its imperfection. But its imperfection, it learns how to
move forward and learn from do’s and don’ts of life. Simply stated it is humble to be proud to be humble
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course uses insights from Anthropology, Political Science, and Sociology to develop students’ awareness of cultural, social and political dynamics, and
sensitivity to cultural diversity; provide them with an understanding of how culture, human agency, society and politics work; and engage them in the
examination of the country’s current human development goals. At the end of the course, students should acquire ideas about human cultures, human
agency, society and politics; recognize cultural relativism and social inclusiveness to overcome prejudices; and develop social and cultural competence to
guide their interactions with groups, communities, networks, and institutions.
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PREREQUISITE / CO-PREREQUISITE: NONE
GRADING SYSTEM
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Course Intended Learning Outcomes Program Intended Learning Outcomes Institutionalized Intended Learning Outcomes
At the end of the semester, the students will be able to: A graduate of Business Administration should be able
to: Graduate Attributes
Knowledge
1. Discuss and argue about the nature of mathematics, what 1. Analyze the business environment for GA 1. LIFE LONG 1. Integrate self-motivated
it is, how it is expressed, represented and used; LEARNERS and self-directed
strategic decision (Prepare market need
2. Used different type of reasoning to justify statements and analysis) principle.
arguments made about mathematics and mathematical 2. Demonstrate
2. Prepare Operational Plans (Integrate GA 2. WELL ROUNDED
concepts; characteristic of a God-
3. Discuss the language and symbols of mathematics; marketing communication tools through PROFESSIONALS
planning, organizing, staffing, directing and fearing, peaceful, healthy
controlling of the resources) and productive
3. Innovate business ideas based on the GA3. CATALYSTS OF successful citizen.
Skills CHANGE 3. Perform effectively and
emerging industry (Produce policies that
4. Use a variety of statistical tools to process and manage address the modern needs of human capital independently in multi-
numerical data; disciplinary and multi-
delivery)
5. Use mathematics in other areas such as finance, voting, cultural environment
health and medicine, business, environment, arts and 4. Manage a Strategic business unit for GA 4. GLOBAL
design, and recreation; economic sustainability (formulate supplier COMPETITIVE CITIZENS
4. Utilize quality research
support policies) output that could be
Values 5. Conduct Business Research (Compose applied in real-life
6. Appreciate the nature and uses of mathematics in business philosophy, value creation for goods situation and become
everyday life; and and services productive successful
7. Affirm honestly and integrity in the application of citizen.
6. Attend learning through fieldtrips, seminars
mathematics to various human endeavors.
and conferences.
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Time Course Content / Subject Most Essential Learning Teaching and Learning Activities Assessment Task References / Resources
Table Matter Competencies Material
1. BCP Vision, Mission, Goals, 1. Recite, internalize and ONLINE: ONLINE: BCP Revised Student
Objectives, Philosophy explain the BCP Vision, 1. Watch the following uploaded 1. Answer the quiz activity in BCP Manual (2020)
Mission, Goals, videos thru BCP Learning Learning Management System
Management System (LMS) - (LMS). Bangalisan (2021).
Objectives, Philosophy.
Revised Syllabi on
2. School Policies Students and Parents' Virtual 2. Submit the video clip on reciting
Mathematics in the
2. Comply with the Orientation : the VMGO of Bestlink College of Modern World.
School’s policies, 1.1. Introduction – Vision, the Philippines.
WEEK 0 guidelines, rules and Mission, Goals and BCP Learning
regulations. Objectives; Management
Flexible 3. Orientation in Online and 1.2. Agenda 1 (Platform System (LMS).
Time Deliveries); https://bcpeducolleg
Modular Learning System 3. Familiarize on the new
e.elearningcommons
normal system of 1.3. Agenda 2 (Students'
.com/course/view.ph
education through Schedule); p?id=1319
online and modular 1.4. Agenda 3 (Calendar of
learning system. Activities);
1.5. Agenda 4 (Registrars
Concern);
1.6. Agenda 5 (Payments
Procedure); and
1.7. Agenda 6 (LMS Tutorial)
MODULAR: MODULAR:
1. Read and internalize the 1. Answer the printed activity
following printed materials for provided the following parts:
Students and Parents 1.1. Fill in the blanks
Orientation : (VMGO);and
1.1. Introduction - Vision, 1.2. Reflection paper on the six
Mission, Goals and (6) Agenda presented.
Objectives;
1.2. Agenda 1 (Platform
Deliveries);
1.3. Agenda 2 (Students'
Schedule);
1.4. Agenda 3 (Calendar of
Activities);
1.5. Agenda 4 (Registrars
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Concern); and
1.6. Agenda 5 (Payments
Procedure)
MODULAR:
1. Preliminary
Activity 3
Arrange the jumbled letters MODULAR:
below to form a word. 1. Answer the following
Module 3 (Week 3) activities in Module 3 (Week
2. Read and comprehend the 3).
discussion in Lesson 1.1. Analysis, Application and
Proper for Module 3(Week Exploration;
3). 1.2. Generalization;
1.3. Evaluation; and
1.4. Assignment.
2. Using Venn diagram.
Compare and Contrast the
Society Before and Society
now and attach on the
Module Week 3
Flexible
Time
1. Analyze the ONLINE: ONLINE BCP Learning
1. Preliminary activity 6 Management
WEEK 6 significance of 1. Answer the following System.
:Song Analysis
cultural, social, “TARA NA BYAHE TAYO” activities in Learning https://bcpedushs.el
Online: political and Management earningcommons.co
1.1 Listen to the song
System (LMS) for m/login/index.php
economic symbols Entitled” Tara na byahe
Virtual
(2 hrs) and practices. tayo Week 6
LMS 2. identify forms of 1.2 List down the things 1.1 Analysis, Application and
(2 hrs) that came into your Exploration, K+12 books
tangible and
mind while/ after 1.2 Evaluation and Understanding Culture,
Modular: intangible Society and Politics
listening to the song.
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heritage and the 2. Virtual teaching/discussion 1.3 Assignment Eric Daniel C. de torres /
Flexible (PowerPoint Presentation) 2. List down the tangible and Ricardo D. Verania
Time threats to these
3. Video watching in Learning intangible Culture each
Management System (LMS) in region in the Philippines
Lesson Proper part (Week 6). (Region 1- ARMM) and
submit thru LMS in part
MODULAR: MODULAR
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Generalization part.
MODULAR:
1. Preliminary Activity 7 MODULAR:
“PICTURE ANALYSIS”
2. Read and Comprehend the 1. Answer the following
discussion in Lesson activities in Module 7 (Week
proper Module 7 (Week 7) 7)
3. Analyze Nature and 1.1 Analysis, Application and
Nurture Exploration
1.2 Generalization
1.3 Evaluation and
1.4 Assignment
2. Using Venn Diagram
Describe the Difference
between Nature and Nurture
and attach on the module for
week 7
MODULAR: MODULAR:
1. Answer the following
1. Preliminary activities in Module 8 (Week
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Activity 8 8)
Module 8 1.1 Analysis, Application and
2. Read and comprehend the Exploration
discussion in Lesson 1.2 Generalization
Proper for Module 8 (Week 1.3 Evaluation and
8). 1.4 Assignment
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earningcommons.co
Virtual m/login/index.php
(2 hrs) MODULAR: MODULAR:
LMS
(2 hrs) PEN AND PAPER TEST PEN AND PAPER TEST BCP Module
(week5)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
1. Explain the forms ONLINE: ONLINE BCP Learning
WEEK 11 and functions of 1. Preliminary activity 11 1. Answer the Following activities Management
state “Self Picture” in Learning Management System.
Online: 1.1 Take a look at the System (LMS) https://bcpedushs.el
picture below and answer 1.1 Analysis, Application and earningcommons.co
Virtual m/login/index.php
(2 hrs) the given questions. Exploration
LMS 1.2 Evaluation and
(2 hrs) 2. Virtual teaching/discussion 1.3 Assignment K+12 books
(PowerPoint Presentation) Understanding Culture,
Modular: 3. Video watching in Learning Society and Politics
Management System MODULAR: Eric Daniel C. de torres /
Flexible 1. Answer the following Ricardo D. Verania
(LMS) in Lesson Proper
Time activities in Module 11
part (Week 11)
(Week 11)
MODULAR: 1.1 Analysis, Application and
Exploration
1. Preliminary 1.2 Generalization
Activity 11 1.3 Evaluation and
Module 11 1.4 Assignment
2. Read and comprehend the
discussion in Lesson
Proper for Module 11
(Week 11).
MODULAR:
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ONLINE: ONLINE: BCP Learning
WEEK 14 Management
System.
Online: https://bcpedushs.el
earningcommons.co
Virtual m/login/index.php
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs) K+12 books
Understanding Culture,
Modular: Society and Politics
Eric Daniel C. de torres /
Flexible Ricardo D. Verania
Time
ONLINE: ONLINE:
BCP Learning
WEEK 15
Management
System.
Online:
https://bcpedushs.el
earningcommons.co
Virtual
m/login/index.php
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
K+12 books
Understanding Culture,
Modular:
Society and Politics
Eric Daniel C. de torres /
Flexible
Ricardo D. Verania
Time
ONLINE: ONLINE:
WEEK 16
Online:
Virtual
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
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ONLINE: ONLINE:
WEEK 17
Online:
Virtual
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
ONLINE: ONLINE:
WEEK 18
Online:
Virtual
(2 hrs)
FINAL EXAMINATION
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
FINAL EXAMINATION ONLINE: ONLINE:
WEEK 19
Online:
Virtual
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
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FIRST QUARTERLY ONLINE: ONLINE:
WEEK 20 EXAMINATION
Assess the student’s online
Online: examination
Virtual
(2 hrs)
LMS MODULAR: MODULAR:
(2 hrs)
Modular:
Flexible
Time
Course Requirements:
1. TARDINESS. A student will be marked “late” if he/she enters the virtual class 10 minutes after the scheduled time. If a student is late for three (3) consecutive meetings,
he/she shall be marked “absent”. Likewise, the submission of printed modules and other activities is the basis of attendance of modular users.
2. MISSED WORK OR EXAM. A student who failed to submit his/her output or take a periodic test should consult the concerned teacher for compliance.
3. STUDENT’S GRADE. A student/parent/guardian is informed on the periodic grade report.
4. PLAGIARISM/COPYRIGHT. Unlawful recording, copying, reproduction and distribution of any part/portion of published/unpublished learning materials owned by the BCP in
partnership with AA Publishing Inc. is strictly prohibited.
5. Others, refer to BCP Revised Student Handbook/Manual (2020).
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