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Course Objectives Course Topics
Th131 J
Marriage, Sexuality, and Family Life in a Catholic Perspective
Requirements and Grading System
Course Syllabus, 2nd Sem, SY 2009-2010 K304, MWF, 330-430PM
Ulysses Salgado Cabayao, SJ Class Policies
Theology Department Ateneo de Manila University
Objectives As an integral part of the School of Humanities of the Ateneo de Manila University, a Filipino Catholic Jesuit University, the Theology Department brings to bear the living Catholic theological tradition on the total formation of the Ateneo students, the goals of which are academic excellence, social responsibility, spiritual maturity, and cultural rootedness. This is pursued through systematic reflection— critical, contemporary, and inculturated— on human life as illumined by Christian Faith and its implications for personal and social commitments.
Course Topics Theological Anthropology Love: An Interdisciplinary Approach Theology of Marriage The Meaning of Human Sexuality
Requirements Quizzes ¼ size intermediate sheet Observe preferred format. Professor’s quota of 20 Quizzes
Assignments and Class Participation Assignments will be posted on the class website. Observe instructions carefully. Participating in the comments section of the website will be recorded .
Essays Observe Professor’s Preferred Format: 8x11, letter size. Font: Georgia Font Size: 10 Page margins: 1” all sides Line Spacing: 1.5 Space
Project To be accomplished in groups of 4. Maximum of 5 members for at least two groups
Major Exams Individual Oral Exams(midterms) Group Oral Exams (finals) No Thesis Statements will be provided for the Oral Exams.
Grading System Your FINAL LETTER GRADE will be based on: 35%: QUIZZES 10%: ESSAYS | ASSIGNMENTS 5%: CLASS PARTICIPATION 10%: PROJECT 20%: MIDTERM ORAL EXAM (INDIVIDUAL) 20%: FINAL ORAL EXAM (GROUP) Sample Computation (where A = 4)
QUIZZES: ESSAYS | ASSIGNMENTS: CLASS PARTICIPATION:
0.35 x 4 = 1.4 0.10 x 4 = 0.4 0.05 x 4 = 0.2
PROJECT:
0.10 x 4 = 0.4
MIDTERMS: 0.20 x 4 = 0.8 FINALS: 0.20 x 4 = 0.8 _______________________________________________
FINAL GRADE:
= 4.0 = A
Grading System
3.75-4.0
A
92-100
3.45-3.74
B+ B C+ C
87-91.99
2.75-3.44
83-86.99
2.45-3.74
1.75-2.44
1.0-1.74
D
79-82.99
75-78.99
70-74.99
Below 70 or 0.99 and below
F W
Withdrawal due to excessive cuts
Policies
Before reading through the detailed class policies, I have a list of four specific behavioral patterns that I find annoying. Patterns of tardiness Patterns of absenteeism Going in and out of the classroom while classes are going on Patterns of “making excuses”
Policies On General Classroom Behavior The rule is simple and universal. Treat everyone in the same way that you expect to be treated. On Classroom Attire Wear whatever suits you. On Lateness and Cuts You are expected to arrive promptly for the 330PM class. You will be receive a cut if you come in after I have taken the attendance. However, strive to come to class, even if you are already late and marked absent. If you go beyond 9 cuts, you will be dropped from the class list. On Going Out of the Classroom I will only permit three reasons for going out: LBM, incontinence, and life threatening situations. If you go out without permission, you will be marked absent. Going out to print a paper or to get something you forgot to bring to class will mean risking a cut. On the Use of Gadgets Laptops, Digital Cameras, and PDAs are the only legitimate gadgets that you can use during the class. Doing other things impertinent to the class is strongly discouraged (websurfing, working on other papers, etc.) Use of mobile phones or phone functions (e.g. taking/making calls or sending/reading SMS to friends/family) for multi-functional gadgets (e.g. smartphones) are also strongly discouraged. Keep your mobiles on silent mode.
Policies On Class Announcements and Assignments View the class site regularly. All announcements, assignments, and most of the references for this class will be posted and made available through the class site. On the Submission of Papers and other Requirements You are expected to comply with the deadline. I accept late requirements but they will be marked F. Essays that need to be submitted online must be submitted in *.doc format. On the Observance of Instructions Guidelines, Deadlines, and Formats are given to facilitate efficiency. You are expected to comply to ensure that efficiency is maintained. On Plagiarism and Cheating The university policy regarding plagiarism and cheating will be strictly observed. Cite your sources, please.
On Appeals Regarding Grades and Cuts Talk to me at the beginning of the semester if you foresee difficulties regarding grades and cuts. If you approach me at the last minute, you might find that circumstances will not be as favorable.
Additional Information Consultation Hours Mondays and Wednesdays: 430-530PM, or by appointment
Course Sites http://th131.posterous.com http://twitter.com/th131
Contact Information [email protected] ym: orj78 Loyola House of Studies, Ateneo de Manila University
Course Objectives Course Topics
Th131 J
Marriage, Sexuality, and Family Life in a Catholic Perspective
Requirements and Grading System
Course Syllabus, 2nd Sem, SY 2009-2010 K304, MWF, 330-430PM
Ulysses Salgado Cabayao, SJ Class Policies
Theology Department Ateneo de Manila University
Objectives As an integral part of the School of Humanities of the Ateneo de Manila University, a Filipino Catholic Jesuit University, the Theology Department brings to bear the living Catholic theological tradition on the total formation of the Ateneo students, the goals of which are academic excellence, social responsibility, spiritual maturity, and cultural rootedness. This is pursued through systematic reflection— critical, contemporary, and inculturated— on human life as illumined by Christian Faith and its implications for personal and social commitments.
Course Topics Theological Anthropology Love: An Interdisciplinary Approach Theology of Marriage The Meaning of Human Sexuality
Requirements Quizzes ¼ size intermediate sheet Observe preferred format. Professor’s quota of 20 Quizzes
Assignments and Class Participation Assignments will be posted on the class website. Observe instructions carefully. Participating in the comments section of the website will be recorded .
Essays Observe Professor’s Preferred Format: 8x11, letter size. Font: Georgia Font Size: 10 Page margins: 1” all sides Line Spacing: 1.5 Space
Project To be accomplished in groups of 4. Maximum of 5 members for at least two groups
Major Exams Individual Oral Exams(midterms) Group Oral Exams (finals) No Thesis Statements will be provided for the Oral Exams.
Grading System Your FINAL LETTER GRADE will be based on: 35%: QUIZZES 10%: ESSAYS | ASSIGNMENTS 5%: CLASS PARTICIPATION 10%: PROJECT 20%: MIDTERM ORAL EXAM (INDIVIDUAL) 20%: FINAL ORAL EXAM (GROUP) Sample Computation (where A = 4)
QUIZZES: ESSAYS | ASSIGNMENTS: CLASS PARTICIPATION:
0.35 x 4 = 1.4 0.10 x 4 = 0.4 0.05 x 4 = 0.2
PROJECT:
0.10 x 4 = 0.4
MIDTERMS: 0.20 x 4 = 0.8 FINALS: 0.20 x 4 = 0.8 _______________________________________________
FINAL GRADE:
= 4.0 = A
Grading System
3.75-4.0
A
92-100
3.45-3.74
B+ B C+ C
87-91.99
2.75-3.44
83-86.99
2.45-3.74
1.75-2.44
1.0-1.74
D
79-82.99
75-78.99
70-74.99
Below 70 or 0.99 and below
F W
Withdrawal due to excessive cuts
Policies
Before reading through the detailed class policies, I have a list of four specific behavioral patterns that I find annoying. Patterns of tardiness Patterns of absenteeism Going in and out of the classroom while classes are going on Patterns of “making excuses”
Policies On General Classroom Behavior The rule is simple and universal. Treat everyone in the same way that you expect to be treated. On Classroom Attire Wear whatever suits you. On Lateness and Cuts You are expected to arrive promptly for the 330PM class. You will be receive a cut if you come in after I have taken the attendance. However, strive to come to class, even if you are already late and marked absent. If you go beyond 9 cuts, you will be dropped from the class list. On Going Out of the Classroom I will only permit three reasons for going out: LBM, incontinence, and life threatening situations. If you go out without permission, you will be marked absent. Going out to print a paper or to get something you forgot to bring to class will mean risking a cut. On the Use of Gadgets Laptops, Digital Cameras, and PDAs are the only legitimate gadgets that you can use during the class. Doing other things impertinent to the class is strongly discouraged (websurfing, working on other papers, etc.) Use of mobile phones or phone functions (e.g. taking/making calls or sending/reading SMS to friends/family) for multi-functional gadgets (e.g. smartphones) are also strongly discouraged. Keep your mobiles on silent mode.
Policies On Class Announcements and Assignments View the class site regularly. All announcements, assignments, and most of the references for this class will be posted and made available through the class site. On the Submission of Papers and other Requirements You are expected to comply with the deadline. I accept late requirements but they will be marked F. Essays that need to be submitted online must be submitted in *.doc format. On the Observance of Instructions Guidelines, Deadlines, and Formats are given to facilitate efficiency. You are expected to comply to ensure that efficiency is maintained. On Plagiarism and Cheating The university policy regarding plagiarism and cheating will be strictly observed. Cite your sources, please.
On Appeals Regarding Grades and Cuts Talk to me at the beginning of the semester if you foresee difficulties regarding grades and cuts. If you approach me at the last minute, you might find that circumstances will not be as favorable.
Additional Information Consultation Hours Mondays and Wednesdays: 430-530PM, or by appointment
Course Sites http://th131.posterous.com http://twitter.com/th131
Contact Information [email protected] ym: orj78 Loyola House of Studies, Ateneo de Manila University
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