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Case Study Format

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Mary The Queen College Pampanga Inc.

Address:Website:
Telefax/ Contact Number:Email:

Course Title

Activity Title

by:
(Last Name, First Name Middle Initial)
Program and year Level

Presented to:
(Name of Instructor)
Instructor

Date
I. Background of the Study
The information you discovered that describes why there is a problem. This will
consist of facts and figures from authoritative sources. Graphs, charts, tables
photos and anything that points to the problem is useful here.
II. Time Context
Needs to specify the time context (month and year) if case facts are explicit
about it.
III. Point of View
POV or perspective from which case objective is examine.
IV. Statement of the Problem
A problem statement is the description of an issue currently existing which need
to be addressed. A good problem statement is just one sentence (with several
paragraphs of elaboration).
V. Objective
Objective is clear, concise, declarative statement, which provides direction to
investigate the variables.
VI. Areas of Consideration
Strengths and Weaknesses (Internal Environment {at least 5 strengths and
weaknesses}) .and Opportunities and Threats (External Environment at least 5
Opportunities and Threats}).
VII. Recommendation
Critical suggestion regarding in a certain situation. To provide a beneficiary
guide that will not only resolve certain issues but result in a beneficial outcome.
VIII. Conclusion
Provide a place for you to persuasively and sufficiently restate the significance of
your research problem.
Format:
Size: Letter
Font Style: Cambria
Font Size: 12
Spacing: 1.5”
Margins: 1.5” for left, 1” for top, right and bottom

Short Clear Folder (Blue)


CURRICULUM VITAE

Passport
Size

Name :

Contact No. :

Email Address :

Address :

Date of Birth :

Place of Birth :

Civil Status :

Religion :

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Tertiary : Name of School


School Address

Secondary : Name of School

School Address

Year Graduated

Elementary : Name of School

School Address

Year Graduated
SEMINARS/TRAININGS ATTENDED:

Theme

Date

Address
RATING SHEET (Rubrics)

Name of Student: Date:

Criteria Fair 1-3 Good 4- 7 Outstanding 8- Weigh Score


10 t
 Report is  Report is  Report is
Submission submitted two submitted a submitted
days after the day after the on time. 2
deadline deadline

 Untidy  Evident  No marks of


Appearance -Numerous marks of erasures
and Neatness marks of erasures  All sheets
erasures  All sheets are are put
 Sheets are not put together together and
put together, but some complete
crumpled parts are  Appropriate
 Fonts used was missing use of fonts 3
not clear and/or not
 Sheets are not properly
arranged arranged
properly and  Appropriate
some part are use of fonts
missing

 Contents  Most of the  Contents


Contents gathered are contents are gathered are
limited and not correct but fit on the
accurate not accurate assigned
 Inappropriate  Appropriate topic
use of words, choice of  Use of rich
poor grammar language language,
5
and ideas are  Can express excellent
not clearly ideas grammar,
expressed and ideas
are
expressed
precisely

SCORE
HARMON D. MIRANDA
Signature over Printed Name of Instructor

Note: Do not print this.


Sample Computation of Score

Submission: 9 x 2 = 18
Appearance and Neatness 6x 3 = 18
Contents: 8x 5 = 40
Total: 76 over 100

Note: Passing Score is 75

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