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Ancient and Medieval Political Theories COURSE OUTLINE

The semester schedule outlines the topics, learning outcomes, activities, and assessments for a political theory course covering major philosophers from Socrates to Aquinas over 17 weeks. Specific topics include appreciating the works and teachings of thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, and Aquinas. Students will participate in discussions, reports, and cooperative assignments to critically examine concepts in political theory. Assessment tools include quizzes, recitation, guided questions, research and presentations to evaluate students' understanding of philosophers and their ideologies.

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Ancient and Medieval Political Theories COURSE OUTLINE

The semester schedule outlines the topics, learning outcomes, activities, and assessments for a political theory course covering major philosophers from Socrates to Aquinas over 17 weeks. Specific topics include appreciating the works and teachings of thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, and Aquinas. Students will participate in discussions, reports, and cooperative assignments to critically examine concepts in political theory. Assessment tools include quizzes, recitation, guided questions, research and presentations to evaluate students' understanding of philosophers and their ideologies.

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Semester Schedule

Week Specific Topics Intended Learning Outcomes Activities & Strategies Assessment Tools &
Requirements
Getting-to-Know-you Establish rapport with the students. Get to know each other.

VMGO Orientation Explain the vision, mission, goals and objectives of NCC. Internalize the content of the VMGO.
N/A
Syllabus Present and discuss the syllabus. Give reactions and comments on the content of the
Setting House Rules syllabus.
1
Explain in details the house rules.
Participate in setting up house rules to establish
harmonious relationship between the teacher and
students.

Socrates
Quiz
- Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching Interactive discussion
of Socrates Recitation/Class
2-3 - Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Class Report Participation
Socrates
- Examine critically the Socratic concepts in Political Library Works Answer Guided
theory Questions
Cooperative Learning
Research

Presentation
Plato Interactive discussion Quiz
- Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching
4-5 of Plato Class Report Recitation/Class
- Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Participation
Plato Library Works
- Examine critically the Plato’s concepts in Political Answer Guided
theory Cooperative Learning Questions

Research

Presentation
Aristotle - Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching Interactive discussion Quiz
of Aristotle
6-7 - Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Class Report Recitation/Class
Aristotle Participation
- Examine critically the Aristotle’s concepts in Political Library Works
theory Answer Guided
Cooperative Learning Questions

Research

Presentation
Cicero - Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching Interactive discussion Quiz
of Cicero
8-9 - Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Class Report Recitation/Class
Cicero Participation
- Examine critically the Cicero’s concepts in Political Library Works
theory Answer Guided
Cooperative Learning Questions

Research

Presentation
Augustine - Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching Interactive discussion Quiz
of Augustine
- Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Class Report Recitation/Class
10-11 Augustine Participation
- Examine critically the Augustine’s concepts in Political Library Works
theory Answer Guided
Cooperative Learning Questions

Research

Presentation
Thomas Aquinas - Appreciate the life, works and Philosophical Teaching Interactive discussion Quiz
of Thomas Aquinas
12-13 - Analyze the philosophical and political ideology of Class Report Recitation/Class
Thomas Aquinas Participation
- Examine critically the Thomas Aquinas’ concepts in Library Works
Political theory Answer Guided
Cooperative Learning Questions

Research

Presentation
Conclusion - Compare and contrast the different Political theorist in Round table discussion Quiz
ancient and medieval period
Brain Storming Recitation/Class
15-17 Participation
Cooperative Learning
Answer Guided
Questions

Research

Presentation

References:
Curtis, M. (Ed.). (1981). The Great political theories: From Plato and Aristotle to Locke and Montesquie (Vol. 1). New York: Harper Collins Publisher

Curtis, M. (Ed.). (1981). The Great political theories: From Burke, Rousseau, and Kant to modern times (Vol.2). New York: Harper Collin Publisher

Foz, V. (Ed.) (1991). The Labor code of the Philippines and its implementing rules and regulations (2nd ed.) Manila: Phil. Law Gazette.

Hopkins (2019).Basic Concepts in Political Science. Retrieved from http://political science.jhu.edu/undergraduate/learning-goals/ retrieved on October 4, 2019.

Anibal (2018).Fundamentals of politics. Retrieved from http://anibal.gyte.edu/ retrieved on October 4, 2019.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

Mr. Sandrex A. Agbayani Prof. Joyce C. Castillo I


Instructor, CASSW Dean, CASSW

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