Title: Course Outcomes
Course: Philippines_Political_Structure > Section: Module 47: Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes

Here’s a set of measurable course outcomes for the topic “Philippines Political Structure,” designed for beginner students and aligned with the specified subtopics:

1. Analyze the characteristics of the Philippine government system and compare it with other political systems to understand its unique framework and operation.
2. Describe the roles and powers of the three branches of government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial) and explain how they function together within the Philippine political structure.
3. Summarize the key provisions of the 1987 Constitution, highlighting its significance in shaping the political landscape of the Philippines.
4. Identify the major political parties in the Philippines, detailing their ideologies, influence on governance, and roles in the electoral process.
5. Explain the structure and functions of Local Government Units (LGUs), including the responsibilities of municipalities, provinces, and barangays.
6. Evaluate the electoral system in the Philippines by outlining the processes involved in conducting elections and the role of the Commission on Elections (COMELEC).
7. Discuss the concept of checks and balances as it applies to the Philippine political system, illustrating how it helps prevent the abuse of power among branches of government.

These outcomes will enable students to demonstrate their understanding and engagement with the political structure of the Philippines after completing the course.

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