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Learning Activity Sheet in ENTREPRENEURSHIP
(Grade 12)
Copyright © 2020
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Regional Director : ESTELA L. CARIÑO, EdD., CESO IV
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Schools Division Superintendent : ORLANDO E. MANUEL, PhD, CESO V
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Learning Competency
Activity 1. Based from Sobel's point of view, combine the following items listed in
column A to items from column B the resulting word will be placed in column C.
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2. Read the selection and try to answer the questions there after.
“Great things start from small beginnings.” This is probably one of the best
catchphrases to portray the victorious journey of self-made billionaire Lucio C.
Tan, who once worked as a janitor to put himself through college. As an individual
fueled by passion, hard work, and perseverance, Mr. Tan has become one of the
country’s richest men, with business interests spanning from banking, airline,
liquor, tobacco, real estate, and education, among others.
The now 85-year-old business tycoon was born in the province of Fujian
in China whose family moved to the Philippines in hope of better fortune when he
was still young. As the eldest among his siblings, the young Mr. Tan grew up with
a heavy responsibility on his shoulders to help provide for his family. He worked
his way through college studying Chemical Engineering at Far Eastern University
in Manila and started taking on different works to earn a living.
In one of his early jobs, Mr. Tan worked as a janitor in a cigarette factory.
As the owner saw his hard work, he was promoted as a tobacco cook, creating
and regulating the product mix, and assigned as a tobacco leaf dealer thereafter.
Using all the knowledge and experiences he acquired from his previous
jobs, Mr. Tan in 1966 opened his own cigarette company named Fortune Tobacco.
It became successful and was able to expand in the following years. In a span of
just nearly 15 years, the company turned to be the largest cigarette manufacturer
in the country.
At present, aside from being the chairman and chief executive officer of the
LT Group, Mr. Tan serves as the chairman of the Philippine Airlines, Inc.; Asia
Brewery, Inc.; Eton Properties Philippines, Inc.; MacroAsia Corp.; Fortune
Tobacco Corp.; PMFTC Inc.; Grandspan Development Corp.; Himmel Industries,
Inc.; Lucky Travel Corp.; PAL Holdings, Inc.; Air Philippines Corporation;
Tanduay Distillers, Inc.; The Charter House, Inc.; AlliedBankers Insurance Corp.;
Absolut Distillers, Inc.; Progressive Farms, Inc.; Foremost Farms, Inc.; and Basic
Holdings Corp. He also sits as a director of the Philippine National Bank.
Questions:
1. What were the challenges faced by Mr. Lucio Tan?
4. If you were Mr. Tan, do you think you will be able to hurdle all the challenges
he had in the field of entrepreneurship during his younger years? Why?
Activity 4
Directions: 1. Analyze the selection carefully and give your insights thereafter.
2. List down at least five (5) probable solutions to uplift the
economic standing of the man in the selection, cite to come up
with each solution.
A man sells fish balls along the street in a nearby university for almost
twenty years now. He had been using the same food cart where he uses the same
utensils, the same fish ball and sauce is still his main product and uses the same
strategy in selling his products. His life and lifestyle never changed, wakes up
as early as four o’clock early in the morning and goes home late in the evening.
Though his perseverance is very much unquestionable he is having a
hard time uplifting his life.
Reflection
Answer Key:
Exercise 1
Column A Column B Column C
Cotton Candy Cotton Candy
Fruit Juice Fruit Juice
Peso Internet Pisonet
Mineral Water Mineral Water
Banana Que Banana que
Exercise 2
1. What were the challenges faced by Mr. Lucio Tan?
Ans. As a student Mr. Tan struggled in his financial needs, his family was
financially challenged
2. What are some of his achievements?
Ans. 1. Chairman and Chief executive officer of the LT Group
2. Chairman of the Philippine Airlines, Inc.
3. Asia Brewery, Inc.; Eton Properties Philippines, Inc.
4. MacroAsia Corp.; Fortune Tobacco Corp.
5. PMFTC Inc.; Grandspan Development Corp.
6. Himmel Industries, Inc.
Exercise 3
Ans. Employees work in fixed rates at fixed times in accordance with
their contract agreement or what the law so provides. Entrepreneurs
work in an indefinite time more working hours could also mean more
income for them so as to say that their income depends also greatly on
their hard work.
Exercise 4
Ans.1.The man can make an assessment of his business by studying
his other competitors.
2. Also the man can make a reflection of his strategies I selling for
the past years so as to improve if needed.
3. Make an assessment of his products and adjust to the needs of
the market.
4. Innovate his selling and marketing strategies like a more
appealing food cart, a more catchy business name or an
unconventional way to cook or prepare his products.
5. Study his environment: the market, SWOT analysis
References:
https://www.google.com/search?q=employee+vs+entrepreneur+mindset&oq
=employee&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j69i59j0l6.6551j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=U
TF-8
Prepared by:
RUSKIN M. BUMATAY
Writer
Edited by:
ARMIDA G. GREGORIO
Senior High School Teacher III
SHERRYLYN CABRERA
Head Teacher I
LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
School Principal I
Division Quality Assurance Team
CESAR TULIAO
Public Schools District Supervisor
Division Quality Assurance Team
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Entrepreneurs start new businesses and take on the risks and rewards of being
an owner. This is the ultimate career in capitalism - putting your idea to work in a
competitive economy. Some new ventures generate enormous wealth for the
entrepreneur. However, the job of entrepreneur is not for everyone. You need to be
hard-working, smart, creative, willing to take risks and get along well with people. You
need to have the heart, motivation and drive in order to succeed.
The possibilities in entrepreneurship are endless. The rewards can be high and
so are the risks, too. But, if you have the drive, creativity and the desire to be your own
boss, this career is meant very well for you.
Learning Competency
Explore job opportunities for Entrepreneurship as a career. (Week 2)
Activity 1
Directions
1. Study the set-up of the following entrepreneurs with their ventures and how they
excel in their chosen career.
2. You can use the following guide questions to study each entrepreneur.
a. What is the educational background of the entrepreneur?
b. Is the line of entrepreneurial activity congruent to the educational background or skill
of the entrepreneur? Why or Why not?
c. What are the common traits of the entrepreneurs?
d. Are the necessary skills in their chosen business learned or acquired? Explain.
e. Do they employ others in their business? Expand your answer.
TRAITS RATING
1 2 3 4 5
Opportunity-seeking
Persevering
Risk Taking
Demanding for efficiency and quality
Information-seeking
Goal Setting
Planning
Persuasion and networking
Building self-confidence
Listening to others
Demonstrating leadership
TOTAL POINTS
Analysis
Result Interpretation
Score Meaning
< 28 pts Limited entrepreneurial qualities at the moment. It does not mean you are
not meant to be a businessperson. It only means that you should spend
more time preparing yourself to handle any problems you might face once
you start a business.
Between Average - there are gaps that need to be filled or improved upon.
29– 42 You might consider upgrading your knowledge or skills. Consider taking
some courses.
>42 Good entrepreneur - keep it up and continue to develop.
Activity 3
1. Based on your answers from the previous activity, list down the three (3)
traits you scored the highest.
2. Identify five (5) traits you scored the lowest.
3. Prepare an action plan on how to improve the three traits you scored the
lowest. You can follow the template given.
Identified Traits What you need What or who How will you
for to do to improve can help you identify your
Improvement success
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=case+study+on+entrepreneurship+ppt&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiq2pSngdbpA
hXDLqYKHRxKD-MQ1QIoAHoECAwQAQ&biw=1600&bih=789
Answer Key:
Exercise 1
1. a. TONY TAN CAKTIONG - Tony Tan Caktiong was from a poor family in China
who immigrated to the Philippines in hope that they may have a better life. His family
helped each other out, establishing a restaurant business in Davao which enabled
young Tony to study Civil Engineering in the University of Santo Tomas.
When he was 22, Caktiong decided to shell out P350,000 in an ice cream parlor
franchise. He opened Cubao Ice Cream House and Quiapo Ice Cream House. As their
business becomes more and more successful, they started to hire more people to help
them manage it. Two years later, he decided to serve hamburgers, fried chicken, and
spaghetti as people began to tell him that they don’t want to eat ice cream all the time.
It was then that they decided to rebrand and change their name to “Jollibee” as it
represents them as a company, and the people that they cater to – hardworking and
happy.
b. EDUARDO M. COJUANGCO JR. - Filipino, 80, is the Chairman and a non-
executive director of the Company, a position he has held since May 22, 2001, and
Chairman of the Company’s Executive Committee. He is also Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer of listed companies San Miguel Corporation and Ginebra San
Miguel, Inc. He is likewise the Chairman of listed company Petron Corporation, and
private companies ECJ and Sons Agricultural Enterprises, Inc. and the Eduardo
Cojuangco, Jr. Foundation, Inc.; and a Director of Caiñaman Farms, Inc. He was
previously Director of Manila Electric Company (February 2009 to May 2009). Mr.
Cojuangco attended the College of Agriculture, University of the Philippines, as well
as California Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo, U.S.A. Among others, he was
conferred the Degree of Doctor of Economics Honoris Causa by the University of
Mindanao and the Degree of Doctor of Agri-Business Honoris Causa by the Tarlac
College of Agriculture.
c. HENRY SY SR. - Sy worked in his father's sari-sari store in Quiapo until after World
War II, when his father returned to China. Sy eventually went to school and obtained
an associate degree in commercial studies at the Far Eastern University.
In the 1950s, Sy ventured into the business of selling surplus boots. He eventually
opened ShoeMart in 1958 along Carriedo in Manila.
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Exercise 4:
a. MARK ZUCKERBERG AND FOUNDING FACEBOOK
Zuckerberg and his friends Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes and Eduardo Saverin
created The Facebook, a site that allowed users to create their own profiles, upload
photos, and communicate with other users. The group ran the site out of a dorm room
at Harvard University until June 2004.
That year Zuckerberg dropped out of college and moved the company to Palo Alto,
California. By the end of 2004, Facebook had 1 million users.
b. LARRY PAGE AND SERGEY BRIN.
No two tech executives are quite as enigmatic and private as Google co-founders The
two men, who started Google more than 20 years ago while computer science
graduate students at Stanford University, have hardly been seen or heard from in the
last half-decade or so, since restructuring the company to create Google parent
Alphabet and leaving Sundar Pichai in charge of a newly streamlined Google.
LARRY PAGE AND SERGEY BRIN ARE STEPPING BACK FOR GOOD
It’s a fitting end for two of the most mysterious tech leaders of a generation, who are
both exiting their company as it hovers near $1 trillion in market cap. But it’s also a
troubling time for Google. The search giant has faced increasing scrutiny from
employees, media organizations, activists, regulators, and lawmakers since Page and
Brin first stepped back in the summer of 2015. And many of those controversies are
problems of Page and Brin’s creation, either because the duo didn’t foresee the ways
in which Google could do harm or because they explicitly steered the company in a
direction that flouted standard corporate ethics.
In that context, it’s important to look back at the big moments in both men’s careers
and how the actions they took have had an outsized impact not just on the tech
industry, but on the internet and society itself. What Page and Brin have built will likely
last for decades to come, and knowing how Google got to where it is today will be an
important piece in the puzzle of figuring out where it goes in the future.
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Book
PATHWAYS TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP, RAYMUNDO B. HABARADAS, DBA
TERESO S. TULLAO JR., PhD
Online sources
Security Bank Financial blog
https://www.securitybank.com/blog/how-they-did-it-5-inspiring-success-stories-of-
filipino-millionaires/
Entrepreneurship Traits
https://www.monster.com/career-advice/article/entrepreneur-traits
How to make an action plan
https://www.projectmanager.com/training/make-action-plan
30 Most Influential Entrepreneurs of all Time
https://www.incomediary.com/30-most-influential-entrepreneurs-of-all-time-2
Prepared by:
RUSKIN M. BUMATAY
Writer
Edited by:
ARMIDA G. GREGORIO
Senior High School Teacher III
SHERRYLYN CABRERA
Head Teacher I
LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
School Principal I
Division Quality Assurance Team
CESAR TULIAO
Public Schools District Supervisor
Division Quality Assurance Team
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OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION
Opportunity is a situation or occasion that makes it possible to do something that you
want to do. It is an exploitable set of circumstances with uncertain outcome requiring
a commitment or resources and involving exposure to risk.
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Products Services
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
Activity 3. Getting to know the market. Answer then following questions. Write your
answer on the space provided after each question.
1. Who are my potential customers?
__________________________________________________________________
2. What are my customers’ shopping and buying habits?
__________________________________________________________________
3. How large is my target market?
__________________________________________________________________
4. How much are potential customers willing to spend?
__________________________________________________________________
2. Technological factor
3. Economic factor
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5. Political Factor
6. Legal factor
7. Ethical factor
8. Demographic factor
Activity 5. Based on activity 3, determine the possible customer who will be availing
the product or service. Then rank it according to your most prioritized potential
product or service.
Potential product or Number of Is it possible It is Rank
service Possible to profitable? according
customers implement? to your
willingness
to push
through
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Reflection
1. I learned that ___________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
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POTENTIAL,06/04/2020,https://www.entrepreneurship.org/articles/2006/09/dete
rmine-market- potential
Link: en.wikipedia.org/encyclopedia/market-research
www.patriotsoftware.com
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JULITA BUCANEG
JEROME BELANGO
CHRISTEN JOYCE A. CONDE
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SHERRYLYN CABRERA
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LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
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Public Schools District Supervisor
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OPPORTUNITY SEIZING
Types of Innovation
1. Breakthrough innovation includes inventions, occur infrequently as these
establish the platform on which future innovations in an area are developed.
Examples are the Internet, the computer, or the airplane.
2. Technological innovation includes technological advancement of an existing
product or service which occurs frequently. Examples are wireless fidelity or
Wi-Fi, the laptop, or the jet plane.
3. Ordinary innovation occurs ordinarily which are commonly originating from
market analysis and technology pull instead of a technology push. This means
that the market has a strong influence in the implementation of an innovation.
Examples are unlimited internet plans of telecommunications companies, a
wireless mouse, and airbus for economical travelers.
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Select the best product or service that will meet the market need.
(CS_EP11/12ENTREP-0d-6)
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Exercises 1. Supply the needed cell with the corresponding category of product or
service under each different types of innovation.
2. Clothing
3. Cellphone
4. Cosmetics
5. Beauty Salon/
Spa
Exercise 2. Take a walk around your community and list down things that you
find missing, annoying, disappointing, or irritating. Are there any business
opportunities that you have spotted? Choose two items from your list, and
identify the best product or service ideas that you can provide to address these.
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3. What are the different products or service attributes and features of each of
the competitors?
4. How will you determine the existing marketing practices of the various
competitors?
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Exercise 5. You have been tasked to be a part of the project marketing team of a
certain business. Create a role play depicting the process of selecting the best product
or service which the market needs.
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References:
Habaradas, R.B. & Tullao, T.S. (2017). Entrepreneurship, Quezon City, Phoenix
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The marketing mix is a significant tool for creating the right marketing strategy
and its implementation through effective tactics. It helps in determining which
marketing strategy is right for your organization.
Activity 1
Search horizontally, vertically and diagonally for all the 20 words by encircling
the given terms below.
m a r k t i n G m i x p i c t a
t b e i n m a R a i e l l e o p
a u c t e p e a r l x h i o r t
r s o e o o r t k i m b e r l y
g i g e p r i c e c o n o m i s
e n n s o t a c t i c a l o v e
t e i e s a s R i n o m b e r s
i s z g t n p O n k m e m b e r
n s e m i c r s g p u n d e r s
g s d e v l o P m o n t e a s e
a e i n i o m R a p i c t u r e
m p s t o n o O p l a c e p e m
b t s a l g t f e e t a s r s e
l e l t p t i i m p i r a o l e
i m i i o i o t s a o r i m n t
c b k o s m n t t c n a m o r e
n u e n i e t c r k s m o t e y
g r s o t s u p a c k a g i n g
s g u t i d i i t a a r i o k m
m e p r o r o x e r r k m n o n
a r e r n m n c g s t e i c a n
l g p c i u e e i o o t t h b o
l e e e n e p r e m o e a t c h
r e c o g n i t s o n r n t r e
a e i o u b c s d e g s h o y t
In your own words, answer briefly and correctly the following questions. (5pts each)
Place (P3)
Place (P3)
Promotion(P4)
Promotion(P4) Price (P2)
Product (P1)
Activity 4
Choose your own product and make an advertisement to promote using the
marketing mix.(25 points)
Marketing
Mix
(Picture of your
product)
Criterion Description
Content • Logical Content
(1-10 points) • Clarity of the topic
• Technical Content
• Documentary sources
Creativity • Originality
(1-10 points) • Technical resources
Reflection
Activity 1.
m a r k t i n G m i x
t b e m a i
a u c p r x
r s o o k
g i g p r i C e
e n n s t a C t i c a l
t e i e a i
i s z g n n
n s e m c P g p
g d e v e l O p m e n t
n R p
t O p l a c e p
a F e r
t p I o
i o T s m
c o s t o
u n i C r t
s t u P a c k a g i n g
t i d t o
o e n
r n m g
p i e i
n R e
g s
Product (P1)
Advanced smartphone Leading-edge
performance high-res camera
Vast App ecosystem
Price (P2)
Promotion (P4)
Widespread Launch PR Social
Media
Extensive online & other media
advertising
Product placement
Product (P1)
Polo Ralph Lauren polo-shirts
Websites:
The marketing Mix and 4P’s of Marketing-From Mind Tools.com.
https://wwwmindtools.com>newSTR_95
The Importance of Marketing mix in your growth strategy-Alexa blog.
https://blog.alexa.com>importance of marketing mix
Prepared by:
EVANGELINE S. DANGARANG
Writer
Edited by:
ARMIDA G. GREGORIO
Senior High School Teacher III
SHERRYLYN CABRERA
Head Teacher I
LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
School Principal I
Division Quality Assurance Team
CESAR TULIAO
Public Schools District Supervisor
Division Quality Assurance Team
⚫ Product is your core offering. This is “the thing” that will fulfill the needs of your
customer. Your product is faulty, everything else fails. The attributes of the
product, vis-a-vis the attributes offered by competing products and substitutes, are
important in estimating the competitive scenario for the marketing strategy
formulation.
⚫ Price has a lot of impact on the service buyer’s satisfaction level. Often, paying a
higher price makes a customer more satisfied. Price is often considered a proxy
for quality and vise-versa.
⚫ Place often offers a different side of value (utility) to the customer. Closer to the
customer means higher probability of purchase. Place utility is important to
evaluate, for strategizing on the other 6P’s.
⚫ Packaging does not only refer to wrapper or container of the product. It can mean
the bundle of products or services that are put together to attract and delight
customers.
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⚫ Positioning is a way the customers perceive the enterprise and its products or
services in their minds.
Activity 1. Identification
Direction: Identify what is being asked or described in each statement on the 7P’s of
marketing mix.
Activity 3. Sort it
Direction: Group and classify each given words below that corresponds to each P’s.
MARKETING MIX
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Activity 5.
Direction: ESSAY. Write your opinion or idea on the blanks provided.
Reflection
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Book
Morato Eduardo A. Jr. 2016. Entrepreneurship REX Book Store Senior High
School Series
Answer Key
Activity 1.
1. People
2. Product
3. Promotion
4. Place
5. Packaging
6. Positioning
7. Price
Activity 2.
1. True
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. True
6. True
7. False
8. False
9. True
10. True
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Prepared by:
MARVIE D. TUAZON
Writer
Edited by:
ARMIDA G. GREGORIO
Senior High School Teacher III
SHERRYLYN CABRERA
Head Teacher I
LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
School Principal I
Division Quality Assurance Team
CESAR TULIAO
Public Schools District Supervisor
Division Quality Assurance Team
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DEVELOP A BRAND
Examples:
Activity 1 Matching Type. Choose the most appropriate answers from the box.
Write your answer on the space provided. Give the brand name of the product or
service. Answers should not be repeated.
_____________________________1. Shoes
_____________________________2. Bag
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Activity 2 True or False. Read each statement carefully. Write X if the statement is
correct and Y if it’s wrong.
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Rubrics
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Activity 4 Develop a Brand name. Create an ecofriendly fictitious brand for your
product considering these characteristics of a brand name:
Unique
Extendable
Easy to remember
Can describe the benefits of the product or service
Can be converted to other dialects or languages in case the entrepreneur
expands to other territories
Can describe a product category
Can describe concrete qualities
Positive and inspiring
Guide questions are found on column 1 of the rubric
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Activity 5: Front page news. Picture this: 5 years from now, your brand in exercise
4 is on the front page news for achieving greatness. What does the headline say?
Have you cured a problem? Have your brand grown to be the biggest? Have your
brand changed the way people do something? What does the success look like?
Direction: In this activity you can select one among the options for your performance
based output. (Please take extra measures in using things or materials that might
cause harm). You can choose to post your output online or submit the hard copy.
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The piece
The piece The piece
Creativity shows little or The piece
shows minimal shows a unique
20 pts no evidence of demonstrates
evidence of level of
original originality
thought originality
thought
Substantial,
specific, and/or
Sufficiently
Limited content illustrative
developed
Superficial with content
Content content with
and/or minimal inadequate demonstrating
20 pts adequate
content elaboration or strong, develop,
elaboration or
explanation and
explanation
sophisticated
ideas
Reflection
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I will build your business name ideas, brand name or company name,
fiverr. Accessed 05/18/2020.
https://www.fiverr.com/brandpromoter1/create-your-brand-
identity-company-name-and-business-name,
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Edited by:
ARMIDA G. GREGORIO
Senior High School Teacher III
SHERRYLYN CABRERA
Head Teacher I
LEILANIE F. GAYUMA
School Principal I
Division Quality Assurance Team
CESAR TULIAO
Public Schools District Supervisor
Division Quality Assurance Team
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QUARTER 1