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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
                                                                                       Level III Phase 2


                  Fourth Year
                  A. Syllabi            1. French Language  First Semester             FORL 2
                       (Course                                  AY 2007-2008
                  Analyses)             2.         Philippine  First Semester          PLSC 1
                                        Government        and  AY 2007-2008
                                        New Constitution        First Semester         HRM 12
                                        3. Values Education  AY 2007-2008
                                                                First Semester         HRM 13
                                        4.  Basic  Finance  AY 2007-2008
                                        Accounting              First Semester         HRM 14
                                        5. Quality Control in  AY 2007-2008
                                        Food Industry           First Semester         HRM 16
                                        6.           Seminar  AY 2007-2008
                                        Workshop in HRM
                                        1.        On-the–job  Second Semester
                                        Training                AY 2007-2008



               3.3 Utilization of Various Teaching Strategies and Methods



                       There are various teaching strategies and methods being utilized by the faculty

               members to stimulate the analytical thinking and facilitate the learning process of the

               students.  These  include  lecture-discussion,  integrated  method,  group  activity,


               educational trips, exposure to laboratory exercises, demonstration, simulation, case

               studies, involvement in research and extension activities, attendance / participation to


               seminar / workshops, and other co-curricular activities, and use of computer-aided

               instruction / computer assisted learning (CAI/CAL).



               3.4 Assessment of Academic Performance


                       There  are  different  types  of  evaluations  employed  to  measure  students’


               performance  and  the  quality  or  worth  of  achievement  of  learners  in  relation  to

               classroom instruction. They are as follows:



                   1.  Formative evaluation – an evaluation conducted during or after instruction. The

                       objective of formative evaluation is to obtain immediate feedback for both the



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