Course Title: Ethics

Course Code: ETH 0008

Course Credit: 3 units

GUIDELINES AND RUBRICS FOR THE MIDTERM ONLINE ORAL

EXAMINATION FOR ETHICS

Guidelines

1. Since the students/participants in this course are not Philosophy majors. They are
not expected to memorize the concepts/theories verbatim or on a per-word
basis. Familiarity with the concepts will do. You will be assessed based on how
familiar you are with all the ethical concepts and topics that we have discussed so
far.

2. Your ability to relate the ethical concepts in your day-to-day lives as a Filipino, as
a professional, and as future Physical therapists/engineers/educators will also be
assessed. Even though you are familiar with the ethical concepts, but if it will not
reflect in your own lives, it is futile and useless. You should learn how to live for
and apply those concepts in your life.

3. The online oral examination is only expected to last 5 minutes per student.
However, the professor has the full autonomy and discretion to adjust the time
frame depending on the needs, situation, or unforeseen circumstances.

4. All students who will take the oral examination are expected to have full
composure, be relaxed, confident, and prepared. No need to feel nervous or
panic, guys; consider your oral examination as merely a friendly chat with
me. This will also be a good preparation for your future job interviews once
you graduate.

5. The sequencing of who will take the oral examination will be in alphabetical order
based on the class listing. Those who are irregulars/late enrollees whose names
are not yet on the class list. You will be the last to take the oral test. This is for
 order and proper sequencing. No need to log in all at the same time, rather one at
a time. You will only log in during your time slot. Anyway, I will be the one who will
accept you in the meeting room. Once I am done with one student, he/she is free
to go; then I will accept the next examinee. The exact process applies until we
finish all the examinees.

6. Good luck, good luck and good luck. May the ethical reasoning be with you all.

*Life is not just a matter of chance, but partially, a matter of choice

Rubrics

Dimension/Descriptor Outstanding Satisfactory Poor

Familiarity with The students can
ethical concepts explain and discuss
and all the topics thoroughly the ethical
discussed from the concepts asked of
entire period till them. It shows total
midterm mastery of the
concepts discussed
in the lesson.
The students The students failed to
reasonably explain and discuss
explain and discuss the ethical concepts
the ethical concepts asked of them. They
asked of them. It don’t know the
shows some concepts at all.
familiarity with the
concepts discussed
in the lesson.

40 points 30 points 15 points

Ability to relate the The students are able The students are able The students failed to
ethical concepts in to apply the ethical to apply the ethical apply the ethical
their lives as concepts in their day- concepts in their day- concepts in their daily
students/Filipino/ to-day lives as to-day lives as lives. They did not cite
individuals in a individuals in a any real-life situations
Future
thorough and excellent reasonable and related to ethics. The
professionals manner. They are satisfactory manner. students do not
excellent at citing real- They are good at citing understand how
life situations relating to real-life situations relevant ethics is in
ethics on it. The relating to ethics on it. their lives.
students thoroughly The students have little
understand how understanding of how
relevant ethics is in relevant ethics is in
their lives. their lives.

30 points 20 points 10 points

 Confidence and The students are The students are less The students are not
Preparedness confident and well- confident and not confident at all and
prepared during the well-prepared during are not prepared
oral examination. the oral examination. during the oral
They are relaxed and They are examination. They
composure. pretty nervous and are totally nervous
lack of focus. and have no focus at
all.

10 points 5 points 0
Reference:

Prepared by:

HANS LOUIS G. MARASIGAN

Faculty/Lecturer