Performance Task 01: Hum 003: Introduction To World Religions and Belief Systems
Performance Task 01: Hum 003: Introduction To World Religions and Belief Systems
Performance Task 01: Hum 003: Introduction To World Religions and Belief Systems
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PERFORMANCE TASK 01
Lesson title: Gallery Walk Materials:
Student Activity Sheets
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, I can: References:
1.) Elaborate the positive and negative effects of religion
2.) Justify that religion can have positive and negative effects on society through
historical and contemporary events
I. GOAL
You are going to present and elaborate the positive and negative effects of religion through gallery walk.
II. ROLE
III. AUDIENCE
You are tasked to exhibit a “do-it-yourself” gallery to the invited guests and organizers of the interfaith-dialogue workshop.
IV. SITUATION
During the gallery walk, you will prepare multiple texts or images that are placed around the room. You may display the
materials by: using the chairs, the board or the participants may opt to hold their materials. You will examine historical events
or contemporary issues that would exhibit the positive and negative effects of religion. The participants who are assigned to
present will share ideas and respond to meaningful questions, documents, images, problem-solving situations or texts that
they have prepared. In the gallery walk, you only have to prepare 3 stations. One station for the positive effects of religion,
one station for the negative effects of religion, and one station for their generalization.
1. You are grouped with 20-25 members. The participants will be divided into 3 groups:
• Assigned participants (3) who will visit the gallery of the other group and do a peer review
2. You are expected to prepare your materials before the schedule of the task. The group should strictly follow the time
allotment to carry out the task during the class schedule.
FLOW OF THE HUM 003 FIRST PERFORMANCE TASK SCHEDULE (1 HOUR AND 30 MINS)
First 20 minutes – All sections/groups will start to fix and arrange their materials inside their classrooms.
Another 10 minutes – Presentation of the first section
Another 10 minutes – Presentation of the second section
Another 10 minutes – Presentation of the third section
Another 10 minutes – Presentation of the fourth section
And so on and so forth..
(Note: Time will be flexible depending on the flow of the presentations.)
3. The leader of the group should submit soft copies of their materials in the google classroom after their presentation.
The group members should provide the source of their materials – provide name of author and date.
V. PRODUCT/PERFORMANCE
You are expected to install a gallery walk showing the positive and negative effects of religion.
VI. STANDARDS
CRITERION EXCELLENT (4 GOOD (3 PTs) FAIR (2 PTs) POOR (1 PT) Weight Perfect
PTs) score
Contribution Student The materials have The materials have The materials do
demonstrates full required information, required not have either
knowledge (more appropriate information, adequate or correct X 40
than required of) explanations and appropriate information. 10
information with some explanations and Content is typically
explanations and elaboration. Most of some confusing
elaboration. All the content is elaboration. Several or contains more
content is accurate. accurate but there is content/pieces of than one factual
There are no factual one piece of information are error.
errors. information that inaccurate.
might be inaccurate.
Visual Appeal Appropriate graphics Materials look Materials look Materials are messy X5 20
are and support and visually appealing; somehow and
enhance the easy to read. appealing; illegible. Graphics
theme/content of the Appropriate graphics somehow difficult to have been added
presentation. have been added to read. Some relevant but distract from the
enhance the graphics have been content.
materials. added to enhance
the materials.
Total 100
CRITERION EXCELLENT (4 PTs) GOOD (3 PTs) FAIR (2 PTs) POOR (1 PT) Weight Perfect
score
Leadership Seeks opportunities to Is willing to lead; in Resists taking the May volunteer to X5 20
lead; in leading is leading is attentive leadership role; in lead but does not
attentive to each to each member of leading allows uneven follow through;
member of the team, the team, attempts contributions from misses team
keeps team on to keep team on team members; does sessions; does not
schedule, foregrounds schedule not make plans for address outcomes
collaboration and team sessions or direction for
integration of individual sessions
efforts
Total 60
Encoded or Handwritten
Paper Size: Any size
Font size: Any size but it should be readable
Font style: Any style
CHECKED BY:
APPROVED BY:
CRESTAL T. PANHAY
SHS Principal
To the subject teachers handling the course, kindly do the self-assessment checklist before submitting the PT to the program
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Assessment Checklist