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1) The document outlines the quarterly budget of work for an Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person course, including topics, learning competencies, number of teaching hours, and performance tasks for each quarter. 2) The topics include Planet Earth, minerals and rocks, the Earth's internal heat, endogenic processes, intersubjectivity, the human person in society, and humans oriented towards death. 3) Performance tasks include surveys, debates, dialogues, nature walks, motto printing, fundraising, baking, and a retreat to demonstrate competencies around each topic. The course is budgeted for 80 total hours over 4 quarters from August 2023 to January 2024.
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