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General The learner demonstrates understanding of his/her Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies (PECs), the environment and market,
Standard: process/production as well as delivery of quality products/ services in Visual Drawing.
Quarter I
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner Successful How does one Plan of action Explanation Assessment of the plan
demonstrates prepares a entrepreneurs ensure success addressing Describe your PECs focusing on of action based on the
understanding plan of action continuously in a chosen personal areas of strengths and developmental following criteria:
of Personal that addresses develop and entrepreneurial development areas. comprehensive-ness
Entrepreneurial his/her areas improve their career? (such based on one’s Criteria: appropriateness of
Competencies of development PECs as: Visual PECs and comprehensiveness (should strategies in terms of
(PECs) in visual based on Artist) improving further include characteristics, addressing personal
drawing: his/her PECs one’s areas of attributes, etc.) areas of
Characteristics and improves strength clarity development based
Attributes further his/her conciseness on one’s PECs and
Lifestyles areas of Interpretation improving further
Skills strength Compare your PECs with those one’s areas of
Traits of a successful practitioner. strength
Criteria: doability
objectivity
Analysis and details/focus
interpretation of conclusiveness
PECs by cluster illustration
achievement Application
planning Apply one’s PECs in pursuing a
power chosen entrepreneurial activity.
Criteria:
efficiency/effectiveness
level of competence
level of confidence
attitude/behavior
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Empathy
Express your feelings if you are an
entrepreneur who finds difficulty in
coping with the PECs of a chosen
career.
Criteria:
openness
objectivity
sensitivity
Self-Knowledge
Assess, based on the results of
your PECs, your level of
confidence as a prospective
entrepreneur in Visual Drawing.
Criteria:
reflective/insightful
depth
objectivity
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Empathy
Express your feelings when
entrepreneurs offer the same type
of business in a certain town or city.
Criteria:
objectivity
tactfulness
persuasiveness
sensitivity
open-mindedness
Self-Knowledge
Self-assess your level of confidence
in formulating business ideas.
Criteria:
reflective
insightful
objectivity
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STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner An efficient How does one Production plan Explanation Assessment of the
demonstrates applies/ follows application of produce a that adheres to Prove the importance of adhering to production plan shall
understanding the 4 M’s of the 4 M’s of marketable the “4 M’s of the 4 M’s of production. be based on the
of the process production in production product and/or production” Criteria: following criteria:
and delivery in determining the helps one render service required to comprehensiveness adherence to the
Visual Drawing. resources create/ produce that relates render a service clarity principles of 4 M’s of
needed to a saleable with Visual conciseness production
Key Ideas produce/render product/service. Drawing? completeness/
selecting the a marketable Interpretation thoroughness of the
legal forms of product. What are the implications when a analysis
business Visual Artist deviates from the practicality and
ownership process flow? profitability of the
complying Criteria: product/ service
with the legal insightfulness
requirements significance
and objectivity
regulations
securing a Application
capital to start Design new ways in maximizing
the business effectiveness and efficiency in the
choosing the production process.
business Criteria:
location appropriateness
designing a efficiency/effectiveness
store layout practicality
applying the 4
M’s of Perspective
production n If you own a big manufacturing
selecting the business, what might be your view
appropriate of the production process?
marketing
strategy:
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- product Criteria:
- price validity
- promotion relevance
- distribution critical
sensitivity
Self-Knowledge
Why do you buy product/service of
good quality?
Criteria:
appropriateness
depth
objectivity
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Quarter I
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
Demonstrates Produces Visual artist 1. What are Oral/written Explanation: Assessment on the
knowledge of artworks such should be the necessary explanation of the Discuss the basic structure of production of still-life,
the underlying as still life, guided by skills one must theories and solids. portrait,
theories and landscape and knowledge and posses to be principles of visual Criteria: landscape/seascape
principles and portraitures skills in an effective drawing clarity of content based on the following
the skills in using various performing visual artist? flow of thought criteria:
performing rendering various sequence
various visual techniques rendering 2. Why is it Performance test in delivery/presentation - composition
drawings and coloring techniques to important for a different rendering - proportion
media become would-be techniques Interpretation: - balance
- Basic following basic successful in visual artist to Describe the relationship between - appropriate
structures of freehand this endeavor. determine the shade and shadow with rendering
solids techniques in appropriate Artwork such as: reference to the source of light. techniques
- Appropriate visual drawing - still life Criteria:
drawing drawing . instruments - portraiture clarity of content
materials, and materials - landscape/ flow of thought
tools and to be used in seascape delivery/presentation
various various
coloring artworks? Application:
media Perform different rendering
- Light, shade 3. How are techniques on various artworks.
and shadow the acquired Criteria:
- value skills help the
composition
- intensity learner
proportion
- Rendering become a
techniques successful balance
- visual artist? appropriate rendering
Indoor/Outdoor techniques used
drawing
- still life
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- portraiture
-
landscape/
seascape
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The learner demonstrates understanding of his/her Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies (PECs), the environment and market and
General process/production and delivery of quality products/ services in Cartooning/Animation.
Standard:
Quarter II
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner Successful How does one Plan of action Explanation Assessment of the plan
demonstrates prepares a entrepreneurs ensure success in a addressing Describe your PECs of action based on the
understanding plan of action continuously chosen personal areas focusing on strengths and following criteria:
of Personal that addresses develop and entrepreneurial of development developmental areas. comprehensive-ness
Entrepreneurial his/her areas improve their career? (such as: based on one’s Criteria: appropriateness of
Competencies of PECs. Cartoonist/Animator)? PECs and comprehensiveness strategies in terms
(PECs) in development improving further (should include of addressing
Cartooning and based on one’s areas of characteristics, attributes, personal areas of
Animation: his/her PECs strength etc.) development based
Characteristics and improves clarity on one’s PECs and
Attributes further his/her conciseness improving further
Lifestyles areas of one’s areas of
Skills strength. nterpretation strength
Traits Compare your PECs with doability
those of a successful
practitioner
Analysis and Criteria:
interpretation of objectivity
PECs by cluster details/focus
achievement conclusiveness
planning illustration
power
Application
Apply one’s PECs in
pursuing a chosen
entrepreneurial activity.
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Criteria:
efficiency/effectiveness
level of competence
level of confidence
attitude/behavior
Empathy
Express your feelings if you are
an entrepreneur who finds
difficulty in coping with the PECs
of a chosen career.
Criteria:
openness
objectivity
sensitivity
Self-Knowledge
Assess, based on the results of
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your PECs, your level of
confidence as a prospective
entrepreneur in
Cartooning/Animation.
Criteria:
reflective/insightful
depth
objectivity
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seeking and the bases for validity
seizing starting and
maintaining Application
successful Generate business ideas from
business data analysis.
ventures. Criteria:
appropriateness
innovativeness
practicality
Empathy
Express your feelings when
entrepreneurs offer the same type
of business in a certain town or
city
Criteria:
objectivity
tactfulness
persuasiveness
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sensitivity
open-mindedness
Self-Knowledge
Self-assess your level of
confidence in formulating
business ideas.
Criteria:
reflective
insightful
objectivity
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securing a Design new ways in maximizing
capital to effectiveness and efficiency in the
start the production process.
business Criteria:
choosing the appropriateness
business efficiency/effectiveness
location practicality
designing a
store layout Perspective
applying the If you own a big manufacturing
4 M’s of business, what might be your view
production n of the production process?
selecting the
appropriate
marketing
strategy:
- product
- price
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openness
objectiveness
persuasiveness
Self-Knowledge
Why do you buy product/service
of good quality?
Criteria:
appropriateness
depth
objectivity
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Quarter II
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
Demonstrates Creates Successful 1. What are Oral/written Explanation: Assess production of
knowledge of caricatures for cartoonist/animator the procedures explanation of the Explain basic rules to be cartoon
and skills in comic/book displays creativity to be observed theories and considered in producing an caricature/animation
creating illustrations in producing in coming up principles in effective and trendy based on the following
cartoon and editorial trendy and with cartooning/ cartoon/animation. criteria:
caricatures pages by marketable competitive animation - design
observing products/services and trendy - manual Criteria: - visual impact
- Procedures basic rules and based on job cartoon - computer clarity of content - concept
in developing techniques in requirements and caricatures? Software sequence - color application
caricatures in cartooning. specifications. flow of thought - appropriateness of
comic strip delivery/presentation computer software
and editorial used
cartoon 2. In what way Interpretation: - appropriateness of
- likeness does computer Describe the process flow in technique employed
- software using computer software in the
movements procedures production of trendy/marketable
- help in the products and
expressions development Finished Services.
- Develop of trendy and products/output
uniqueness animation for competitive In cartooning and Criteria:
commercial animation? animation clarity of content
- Apply purposes sequence
knowledge based on flow of thought
of and skills computer
delivery/presentation
in software
developing procedures.
Application:
animation
Create cartoon/animation
using
applying the basic processes in
computer
the production of marketable
software
outputs and efficient services
- Adobe
using manual operation and
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- photo shop using appropriate computer
- flash software.
- movie
maker
Perspective:
Share your views on the
advantages of computer-assisted
animation over manual
cartooning.
Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
Empathy:
As an artist, how would you feel if
you were not able to
produce/perform product/services
expected by the customer? Why
would you feel that way?
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Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
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General The learner demonstrates understanding of his/her Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies (PECs), the environment and market,
Standard: process/production as well as delivery of quality products/ services in Silk-Screen Printing.
Quarter III
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner Successful How does one Plan of action Explanation Assessment of the plan
demonstrates prepares a entrepreneurs ensure success addressing Describe your PECs focusing of action based on the
understanding plan of action continuously in a chosen personal areas of on strengths and following criteria:
of Personal that addresses develop and entrepreneurial development based developmental areas. comprehensive-ness
Entrepreneurial his/her areas of improve their career? (such on one’s PECs Criteria: appropriateness of
Competencies development PECs. as: Commercial and improving comprehensiveness (should strategies in terms
(PECs) in Silk- based on artist, Silk- further one’s areas include characteristics, of addressing
screen Printing: his/her PECs screen printer) of strength attributes, etc.) personal areas of
Characteristics and improves clarity development based
Attributes further his/her conciseness on one’s PECs and
Lifestyles areas of Interpretation improving further
Skills strength. Compare your PECs with those one’s areas of
Traits of a successful practitioner. strength
Criteria: doability
objectivity
Analysis and details/focus
interpretation of conclusiveness
PECs by cluster illustration
achievement Application
planning Apply one’s PECs in pursuing a
power chosen entrepreneurial activity.
Criteria:
efficiency/effectiveness
level of competence
level of confidence
attitude/behavior
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Empathy
Express your feelings when
entrepreneurs offer the same
type of business in a certain
town or city.
Criteria:
objectivity
tactfulness
persuasiveness
sensitivity
open-mindedness
Self-Knowledge
Self-assess your level of
confidence in formulating
business ideas.
Criteria:
reflective
insightful
objectivity
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marketing business, what might be your
strategy: view of the production process?
- product Criteria:
- price validity
- promotion relevance
- distribution critical
sensitivity
Self-Knowledge
Why do you buy product/service
of good quality?
Criteria:
appropriateness
depth
objectivity
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design/ printer, film
printing retoucher and
procedures striper?
using
computer
software
Empathy:
If you were a printer, stripper,
film retoucher, how would you
feel if only few consumers
appreciate or patronize your
product design/print add?
Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
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Self-Knowledge:
Assess your strengths and
weaknesses in producing
marketable silk-screen printed
products.
Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
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General The learner demonstrates understanding of his/her Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies (PECs), the environment and market,
Standard: process/production and delivery of quality products/ services in Mechanical Drawing.
Quarter 4
STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner Successful How does one Plan of action Explanation Assessment of the plan
demonstrates prepares a entrepreneurs ensure success addressing personal Describe your PECs focusing of action based on the
understanding plan of action continuously in a chosen areas of on strengths and following criteria:
of Personal that addresses develop and entrepreneurial development based developmental areas. comprehensive-ness
Entrepreneurial his/her areas of improve their career? (such on one’s PECs and Criteria: appropriateness of
Competencies development PECs. as: Mechanical improving further comprehensiveness strategies in terms
(PECs) in based on Draftsman) one’s areas of (should include of addressing
Mechanical his/her PECs strength characteristics, attributes, personal areas of
Drawing: and improves etc.) development based
Characteristics further his/her clarity on one’s PECs and
Attributes areas of conciseness improving further
Lifestyles strength. one’s areas of
Skills Interpretation strength
Traits Compare your PECs with doability
those of a successful
practitioner.
Analysis and Criteria:
interpretation of objectivity
PECs by cluster details/focus
achievement conclusiveness
planning illustration
power
Application
Apply one’s PECs in pursuing
a chosen entrepreneurial
activity.
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Criteria:
efficiency/effectiveness
level of competence
level of confidence
attitude/behavior
Empathy
Express your feelings if you
are an entrepreneur who finds
difficulty in coping with the
PECs of a chosen career.
Criteria:
openness
objectivity
sensitivity
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Self-Knowledge
Assess, based on the results
of your PECs, your level of
confidence as a prospective
entrepreneur in Mechanical
Drawing.
Criteria:
reflective/insightful
depth
objectivity
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of target business opportunities.
customers Seeking and opportunity? Criteria:
responding reliability
Key Processes effectively to a accuracy
- SWOT analysis business objectively
- Opportunity opportunity are relevance
seeking and the basis for validity
seizing starting and
maintaining Application
successful Generate business ideas from
business data analysis.
ventures. Criteria:
appropriateness
innovativeness
practicality
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Empathy
Express your feelings when
entrepreneurs offer the same
type of business in a certain
town or city.
Criteria:
objectivity
tactfulness
persuasiveness
sensitivity
open-mindedness
Self-Knowledge
Self-assess your level of
confidence in formulating
business ideas.
Criteria:
reflective
insightful
objectivity
32
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STAGE 1: RESULTS/OUTCOMES STAGE 2: ASSESSMENT
Standard Essential Product/ At the level of
Content Performance Understanding Question Performance Understanding Performance
The learner The learner An efficient How does one Production plan that Explanation Assessment of the
demonstrates applies/ follows application of produce a adheres to the “4 M’s Prove the importance of production plan shall
understanding the 4 M’s of the 4 M’s of marketable of production” adhering to the 4 M’s of be based on the
of the process production in production product and/or required to render a production. following criteria:
and delivery in determining the helps one render service service Criteria: adherence to the
Mechanical resources create/ produce that relates with comprehensiveness principles of 4 M’s
Drawing needed to a saleable Mechanical clarity of production
produce/render product/service Drawing conciseness completeness/
Key Ideas a marketable thoroughness of
selecting the product. Interpretation the analysis
legal forms of What are the implications practicality and
business when a Mechanical draftsman profitability of the
ownership deviates from the process product/ service
complying flow?
with the legal Criteria:
requirements insightfulness
and significance
regulations objectivity
securing a
capital to Application
start the Design new ways in
business maximizing effectiveness and
choosing the efficiency in the production
business process
location Criteria:
designing a appropriateness
store layout efficiency/effectiveness
applying the practicality
4 M’s of
production Perspective
selecting the If you own a big manufacturing
appropriate
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marketing business, what might be your
strategy: view of the production
- product process?
- price
Self-Knowledge
Why do you buy
product/service of good
quality?
Criteria:
appropriateness
depth
objectivity
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- Third-Angle
Projection
(ANSI)
- Procedures
in:
-
Dimensioning
- Scaling
- Sectioning
Perspective:
What do you think would
happen to a project if the
details and specifications of
the work plan are not clear?
Criteria:
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
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delivery/presentation
Empathy:
If you were a graphic artist,
how would you feel if you were
not able to show specific
details required in a working
plan?
clarity of content
sequence
flow of thought
delivery/presentation
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