Technology And Livelihood Education 4y5d73

Technology and Livelihood Education From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Technology and Livelihood Education (or TLE) is one of the

covered in the exploratory phase (Grades 7 and 8): mensuration

learning areas of the Secondary Education Curriculum used

and calculation, technical drafting, use of tools and equipment,

in Philippine secondary schools. As a subject in high school, its

maintenance of tools and equipment, and occupational health

component areas are: Home Economics, Agri-Fishery Arts,

and safety. The specialization phase is from Grades 9 to 12.

Industrial

Arts,

and

Information

and

Communication

Technology.

The Entrepreneurship Education-based TLE is focused on the learning of some livelihood skills every quarter, so that the

TLE is also referred to as -TLE for Career Pathways in

student may be equipped to start a small household enterprise

Technology and Livelihood Education. The 2010 Secondary

with family . It covers three domains: Personal

Education Curriculum allocates 240 minutes per week for -

Entrepreneurial Competencies, Market and Environment, and

TLE, which is equivalent to 1.2 units. However, -TLE is

Process

required to include practical work experience in the community,

from TESDA are integrated in the Process and Delivery domain.

which may extend beyond its specified school hours.

and

Delivery.

The

five

common

competencies

Expansion

Curricula The 2010 Secondary Education Curriculum has expanded the Two types of curriculum are provided for regular high schools

-TLE to include additional special curricular programs. This

(public and private). These are: Technical-Vocational Education-

makes a total of six programs, which are: Special Program in the

based TLE and Entrepreneurship Education-based TLE.

Arts (SPA), Special Program in Sports (SPS), Engineering and

The Technical-Vocational Education-based TLE is focused on technical skills development in any area. Five common competencies, based on the training regulations of the Technical

Science Education Program (ESEP), Special Program in Journalism (SPJ), Technical-Vocational Education (TVE), and Special Program in Foreign Language (SPFL).

Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), are

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Electricity

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 Explainthe sources and kinds of electricity

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Sources of Electricity from ThinkQuest

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Sources of Electricity from Electricity Forum

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Types of Electricity

Identify the parts of a complete electrical circuit

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Complete Electrical

Circuits (it’s

a

good

slideshow, to keep reading about EC click the buttons on the upper right)

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From ehow (this just shows four then the first one

Electricity Generation

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Ohm’s law from Wikipedia

showed five, so not sure) Electricity Generation from Wikipedia

Explainthe electron theory and the Ohm’s Law

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Electron Theory from hotrodders.com

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A flash lesson on Ohm’s Law (click the begin lesson link)

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The theory of the Electron

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Ohm’s law from NASA site

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This one’s a simple picture

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What makes a light bulb light? (A lesson plan)

Follow proper procedures in electrical housewiring

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You research this

Knowledge of basic computer concepts

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Basic computer concepts

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Quiz on basic computer concepts

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Below are free able online books on Electricity from Google Books: (use Chrome?)

from umasd.org

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Electricity: its theory, sources, and applications

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What is electricity?: It’s nature explained

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Alphabet of lines from ic.arizona.edu

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Alphabet of lines from cms.cerritos.edu

Define and perform orthographic projection and an isometric drawing

Below are online quizzes on electricity:

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From Discovery.com

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Quiz from thinkquest

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From PhysicsKids.com

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From SoftSchools.com

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From mcwdn.org

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YouTube video explaining the cycle

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From swtc.edu

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Basic refrigeration cycle

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technique

in

freehand

and

You better be good at explaining. Write it on your

Freehand drawing – Isn’t this about drawing

different techniques, so research that.

Historical applications of refrigeration

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About copper tubing

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Refrigeration and freezing food

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Refrigeration

–

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an

introduction

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Will this page help?

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How about a Google Image results?

Mechanical drawing from ehow

Application of computer knowledge in drawings

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Does this mean that you should know at least to operate computers so you can draw using Paint?

to

the

or

Below are online quizzes on RAC:

Adobe

Illustrator?

or

Photoshop?

or

AutoCad? or Google SketchUp?

Identify the symbols in the schematic diagram

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What do you think?

Woodworking

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Discuss the different uses and maintenance of woodwork

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Quiz #2

different

you have to elaborate that eh since it asks for

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isometric

something without any use of rulers? But I guess

Explainthe function of refrigeration and copper tubing

Quiz #1

mind what

own words.

Explain the principle of refrigeration cycle

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your

mechanical drawing

No idea, maybe you know what to look for.

basics (great pdf file)

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refresh

Geez, I our drafting class in HS!

Explain the

Search your books from College or something.

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And

drawing is.

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Anyways, here is orthographic projection from Wikipedia

Identify the basic tools and equipment on RAC

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Does it mean you have to do drafting while in the exam?

Refrigeration and Airconditioning (RAC)

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The Alphabet of Lines in Technical Drawing

Uses

of

woodwork?

Let

me

guess,

to

create furniture that humans can use inside their house, at school, or at work, or anywhere. XD

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Drafting

Maintenance of woodwork, let me guess, again. Well, wood degrades, right? Or paint goes off? So

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Enumerate and explain the alphabetic of lines (not sure if

you have to refinish, repaint it or do some careful

these are universal concepts)

cleaning with it by considering what cleaning

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Flash lesson on alphabet of lines

items to use with it. Haha.. I’m just guessing here since I can’t find any online sources.

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Constructcommon wood ts

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Woodworking ts from Wikipedia

class outline of a professor, but there are

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Common woodworking ts

resources at the bottom and also some review

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Learn how to make common wood ts

sheets where he asks you what concepts to review

Explain the principles of mensuration and layout

and what to do to better understand

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What is mensuration?

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I don’t know what the principles of mensuration

application

and layout is, but isn’t that just asking you the

electromagnetism

of

the

principles

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Principles of Magnetism

while doing woodwork? I might be wrong, so

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Electromagnetism

please refer to your books.

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How Magnets Work

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How Electromagnets Work

Explain the importance, uses, and maintenance of

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Demonstrate functional knowledge and skills in the

importance of having measurements and layouts

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different woodworking machines

of

magnetism

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Is this the same as circuit diagram?

click the links to go to the explanation of each

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Here’s the Google image results.

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Automechanics

and

Interpret electronic schematic diagram

Woodworking machines from Wikipedia (just

machine)

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Fundamentals of Electronics – This is actually a

Explainthe principles involved in the PCB design layout and etching

Demonstrate understanding of basic shop principles, practices, and fundamental aspects of automotive

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Manifest understanding of engine classification

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Demonstrate fundamental operations of engine fuel

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The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Layout

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PCB DESIGN

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Do it yourself PCB etching

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Youtube video of circuit board etching

Metal Works system

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Demonstrate ability to apply knowledge of ignition

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system

Demonstrate

functional

knowledge

resources. So please consider reading the following webpages.

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Internal combustion engine

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Fuel injection

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MOTOR

Sheet Metal from Wikipedia

Apply functional knowledge of and skills in electric welding

 VEHICLES

What is bendiwork? Is this a typo?

Applyknowledge of and skills in sheet metalwork

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Maybe you know where to look.

OPERATION

Is it also called arc welding? Well, here’s a whole lesson about it. Click the yellow arrows on the

AND

right.

MAINTENANCE

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Introduction to Auto Engines

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Arc welding in Wikipedia

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How Car Engines Work

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What is electric welding?

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Radio Mechanics

Observe safety precautions in bench metal work

General readings: Demonstrate electronics

skillsin

bendiwork

Honestly, I’m stuck here. I can’t find any specific good online

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and

knowledgeof

the

fundamentals

of

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Radio Mechanics overview

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Metalworking from Wikipedia

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Youtube video of metalworking

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Google Books’ free Metalworking: a book of tools, materials, and processes for the handyman

Carpentry

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Carpentry from Wikipedia

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Basic Carpentry Techniques

Entrepreneurship/Business and Distribute Arts Instructional Methods and Evaluation of Learning

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Describethe role of entrepreneurship in economic growth

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They create jobs! Then people have more money to buy! Well, maybe there’s more.

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How Is Entrepreneurship Good for Economic Growth?

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Teaching Strategies

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Now, how will you teach these subjects?

Evaluation of Teaching and Learning

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Now, ask yourself how you will evaluate your students with what they learned from these

Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth subjects.

Identifythe different types of business organizations

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Business, entry from Wikipedia

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Types of Business Organizations – Legal Forms of Businesses

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Understand the prospects of the industrial arts in economic growth

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Is this asking about all the subjects here like the impact of Auto Mechanics, Electricity, Metal Works, Radio Mechanics, etc. in the growth of an economy? Just imagine if a lot of people in the Philippines can do this stuff and a lot of people can buy cars. In other countries, people who work in these fields earn a decent amount of money. I mean these are noble jobs in other countries.

Cosmetology

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Cosmetology in Wikipedia

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Manicure

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Pedicure

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History of Cosmetics

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History of Hairstyle — seems to be well researched

Foods

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Food entry from wikipedia

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Cooking from Wikipedia

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Food Preservation

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Cookware and Bakeware