busstat tally form

Upload: jaypaul-ocampo-acidera

Post on 03-Jun-2018

220 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    1/22

    NOTE: Please fill up SECTION field only.

    SECTION: Ex: 221

    SCHEDULE: ??? ???

    PROFESSOR: ??? ???

    AVERAGE Framework of Accounting 0.0000 Uses other books/references

    Financial Statements 0.0000

    Cash and Cash Equivalents 0.0000

    Bank Reconciliation 0.0000

    Proof of Cash 0.0000

    Accounts Receivable 0.0000

    Notes Receivable 0.0000

    Loan Receivable 0.0000 Promotes active recitation

    Receivable Financing 0.0000 Gives seatwork/assignment

    Inventories 0.0000

    Inventory Valuation 0.0000

    Biological Assets 0.0000

    Inventory Estimation 0.0000

    Financial Assets at Fair Value 0.0000

    Investment in Equity Securities 0.0000

    Investment in Associate 0.0000

    Financial Assets at Amortized Cost 0.0000

    Property, Plant and Equipment 0.0000

    Government Grant 0.0000

    Borrowing Cost 0.0000

    Land, Building and Machinery 0.0000 Depreciation 0.0000

    Depletion 0.0000

    Revaluation 0.0000

    Impairment of Assets 0.0000

    1. FINAC1 lessons 2. Methods of professor's teaching

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    2/22

    AVERAGE0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

    0.0000

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    3/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    4/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    5/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    6/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    7/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    8/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    9/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    10/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    11/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    12/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    13/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    14/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    15/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    16/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    17/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    18/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    19/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    20/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    21/22

    NOTE: Please fill up GENDER, AGE, and VALUE fields only.

    GENDER: Ex: M or F

    AGE:

    1 - Strongly Disagree

    2 - Disagree3 - Neutral

    4 - Agree

    5 - Strongly Agree

    1. FINAC1 lessons VALUE PATTERN 2.

    Framework of Accounting

    Financial Statements

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    Bank Reconciliation

    Proof of Cash

    Accounts Receivable

    Notes Receivable

    Loan Receivable

    Receivable Financing

    Inventories

    Inventory Valuation

    Biological Assets

    Inventory Estimation

    Financial Assets at Fair Value

    Investment in Equity Securities

    Investment in Associate Financial Assets at Amortized Cost

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Government Grant

    Borrowing Cost

    Land, Building and Machinery

    Depreciation

    Depletion

    Revaluation

    Impairment of Assets

  • 8/12/2019 Busstat Tally Form

    22/22

    Methods of professor's teaching VALUE PATTERN

    Uses other books/references

    Promotes active recitation

    Gives seatwork/assignment

    Uses multimedia for discussion

    (projector, computer)

    Recaps lessons before going to another

    lesson

    Conducts pre-quiz (quiz before

    discussion)

    Challenges students to think "outside of

    the box"

    Discusses lesson in a simple yet

    understandable manner

    Discussion is up to date to latest

    accounting standards, principles and

    methods