ORIENTATION BEFORE THE START OF THE C.

Retraction of Rizal
CLASS IN GEC 601/GEC 102 READINGS IN
D. Cry of Balintawak or Pugadlawin
PHILIPPINE HISTORY
 Agrarian Reform Policies
GEC 601/ GEC102 – READINGS IN PHILIPPINE
HISTORY
No. of Units: 3 Units COVERAGE FOR FINALS
 The Philippine Constitution
Course Description: The course analyzes Philippine 1899 Malolos Constitution
History from multiple perspectives through the lens of
selected primary sources coming from various 1935 Constitution
disciplines and of different genres. Students are given 1973 Constitution
opportunities to analyze the author’s background and
main arguments, compare different points of view, 1987 Constitution
identify biases and examine the evidences presented in
 Taxation
the document. The discussions will tackle traditional
topics in history and other interdisciplinary themes that
SCHEDULE FOR FACE TO FACE
will deepen and broaden their understanding of
CLASSES
Philippine political, economic, cultural, social, scientific
1. The schedule of the face to face classes is
and religious history. Priority is given to primary
assigned to the Department
materials that could help students develop their
2. As per Instruction, 1st Year students’
analytical and communication skills. The end goal is to
schedule will be on the First Week of the Month
develop the historical and critical consciousness of the
until further notice for the full implementation.
students so that they will become versatile, articulate,
broad-minded, morally upright and responsible citizens.
CRIM 1I – 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM – Grandstand
This course includes mandatory topics on the CRIM 1J – 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM – Grandstand
Philippine Constitution, agrarian reform, and taxation. EDUC 1st Year – 3rd Year – subject to Dept.

COVERAGE FOR PRELIM POLICIES DURING FACE TO FACE

 Meaning and Relevance of History CLASSES

 Distinction of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary A. SCHOOL ID

Sources *The No ID-No Entry Policy is observed in the
campus
 External and Internal Criticism
1. Wear your IDs at all times upon entering
 Repositories of Primary Sources, and Different and within the school campus.
Kinds of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary 2. ID is non-transferrable and must not be
Sources altered or mutilated.
In case of loss, secure an affidavit of loss and
 Content and contextual analysis of Selected
apply for a new one.
Primary Sources
3. Students without ID’s will not be
 Identification of the Historical Importance of the admitted in class unless they present a note from
Text the Student’s Discipline Officer (SDO).
4. All persons or agents in authority are
 Examination of the Author’s Main Argument allowed to confiscate upon violation of the
and Point of View above- mentioned requirements.
COVERAGE FOR MIDTERM 5. Confiscated I.D.’s must be claimed at
the Student Affairs and Services Office upon
 “One Past but Many Histories”: controversies completion of the waiver.
and conflicting views in Philippine History
A. Site of the First Mass
B. Cavite Mutiny
B. SCHOOL UNIFORM (For Face to Face
classes)
The prescribed school uniform must be worn
except on a wash day which is Wednesday.
A. Ladies - Light blue blouse with
embroidery Charcoal gray pants or pencil/skirts,
with slits at the back (no side slits) and 1 inch
below the knee.
Closed black shoes (no open sandals or step-ins)
B. Gentlemen - Light blue polo barong,
sando (lu-ab) undershirts (white t-shirts with
sleeves or sleeveless shirts are not allowed)
Black Pants (black denims, maongs are not
allowed)
Closed black shoes (topsiders, athletic shoes,
hiking/mountain boots are not allowed)
Earrings and tattoos are not allowed.
The following are considered inappropriate
during wash days (Wednesdays), school and co-
curriculum activities and Saturday classes.
A. Ladies: Blouses-shirts/dresses with
plunging neckline, spaghetti-strap dresses,
haltered shirts/blouses and those that expose the
navel, see-through blouses/ dresses, tube blouses
or dresses, mini-skirts, shorts, rubber slippers
and sport sandals, tattered jeans & tokong/cut-
off jeans/pedal pushers.
B. Gentlemen: Shorts, cut-off or tattered jeans,
sleeveless shirts, tokong, athletic sandals, rubber
slippers, earrings, tattoos, make-ups.
Male Haircut: Criminology students – 2 X 3
haircut
Other departments – 1 x 2 haircut
Skinheads, semi-calbos, mohawks for male and
unnaturally colored hair for female are not
allowed.
Bago City College respects the sexual
preference of the LGBTQ community; however
proper decorum dictates that cross-dressing,
wearing of make-up and other female
accessories are not allowed in the campus.
Furthermore, the LGBTQ students should abide
with the prescribed haircut policy for both male
and female students.
SCHEDULE FOR ONLINE CLASS
1. The Instructor shall meet his class 3 hours
every week depending on the schedule he set.
POLICIES DURING ONLINE CLASS
1. Google Meet will be used to for online class.
2. The teacher will be sending the link ahead (a
day before or 1-3 hours before the scheduled
meeting) to your GC.
3. Be punctual, attendance is part of your
GRADES.
4. During your meeting, you are advised to mute
your microphones and turn on your cameras.
5. Unnecessary activities such as washing the
dishes, washing the clothes, etc. during the
meeting is strictly prohibited.
6. Your attention to the meeting is highly
required.
7. If you want to ask questions during the
meeting, just click the raise your hand/type your
questions on the chat message of the meeting to
avoid interrupting your teacher.
8. Your teacher will be doing a screenshot of the
meetings for documentation/s purposes.
POLICIES IN GROUP CHATS
1. The Group Chat for the subject is for
educational purposes only and therefore should
only include Instructions from the Instructor and
Queries/Questions from the Students.
2. Unrelated topics/conversations should be
avoided since group chats will be subject to
monitoring by the Department Head and
Program Heads.
OTHER MATTERS OF CONCERN
1. If you have concerns/questions in relation to
the output, please do exert all the possible effort
to find solutions before chatting or informing
your teachers, remember he/she cannot
accommodate your queries at once.
2. The teacher is available for queries starting 9
am – 5 pm only. Contacting them beyond the
time allotted should be consider since it’s their
personal time/rest time.
3. Use polite words while talking/chatting your
teachers for queries, remember you’re his/her
student so respect should be served.
4. If you have problems with your teacher or any
objections in relation to the outputs, inform your
teacher, do not post it online or post unnecessary
 gossip/backstabbing on your Social Media
Account.
5. Collaborating with your classmates/school
mates for answers is unethical. Mind your own
business while answering your outputs, if caught
be ready for the consequences of your actions.
6. Quizzes, Oral Test/Exam have respected time
scheduled and will be administer only once for
safety of leaking the answers.
7. Late submissions of outputs will not be
considered unless deadline is extended by the
Instructor.
8. Grades are not negotiable. Once encoded in
the system, the teacher cannot edit them.
9. You are not allowed to take quizzes/exam if
you failed to take it on the allotted schedule
unless acceptable reasons with proofs/evidence.
10. Posting of your Grades in technopal is the
teacher’s responsibility. Queries related to your
grades is your instructor’s call.
11. Your teacher’s contact informations such as
Facebook Account/Messenger/Contact
Numbers/Email are strictly prohibited to be
share or use as Contact Resource for any non-
school related activities.
INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
A. Institutional Policies (From Students
Handbook)
 FREE HIGHER EDUCATION (HE) IN
SUCS AND LUCS. (Refer to Page 5 of
Students Handbook for complete lists)
Section 4. Coverage. All Filipino students who are
either currently enrolled at the time of effectivity of the
Act, or shall enroll at any time thereafter, in courses
leading to a bachelor’s degree in any SUC and LUC
shall be exempt from paying tuition and other school
fees for units enrolled in.
Section 5. Providers. All SUCs and LUCs are eligible
to provide the Free Higher Education provision. In the
case of LUCs, only those recognized by the CHED on or
before the cut – off schedule for each fiscal year shall be
eligible. The annual cut-off schedule will be determined
by the CHED.
 NON – ACADEMIC POLICIES (Refer to
Students Handbook Page 12-13)
F. STUDENT DISCIPLINE, IMPOSITION OF
DISCIPLINES, VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES (Refer
to Student Handbook Page 16-25)
B. ACADEMIC RETENTION, AND PROMOTION
POLICIES (Adopted from BOT Resolution No.
08-2022 Series of 2022)
 A student will be retained and promoted to the
next level of his/her course provided that his/her
grades meet the minimum cut-off grade and the
respective department policies of which he/she
is enrolled.
 As a general rule for retention, a student must
not have any Failed Grades regardless of
whether major or minor subjects. A student will
not be allowed to enroll in any courses with one
(1) drop or one (1) failing grade.
B. Department Requirements
1. Shall attend the 3 hours Online and 2 hour
face-to-face limited Classes for assessment as
required in every officially enrolled subject in
the department. (For Attendance Policies, Refer
to Page 10 of Students Handbook)
2. Shall strictly observed NO grades below 80 in
all subjects.
3. Shall download, read, and understand the
Student’s Handbook.
3. Shall comply the two (2) Periodic
Examinations. Midterm and Finals.
4. Shall take the First and Second Semester’s
Examinations for Academic Year 2022- 2023.
5. Shall observe the Department’s Grading
System stated below:
Written: 20%
Performance: 30%
Examination: 40%
Attendance: 10%
Total. 100%
Prelim/ Midterm: 60%
Finals: 40%
Total. 100%