This document outlines various topics and learning competencies related to social sciences. It covers religion and belief systems, education systems and their functions, economic institutions and their impacts, non-state institutions and their roles, health systems and concepts of health as a human right, sources and processes of cultural, social, and political change, new challenges from issues like climate change and migration, and ways communities can respond to change through participatory governance and social movements. The goal is for students to develop understanding and skills in observing, analyzing, differentiating, identifying, describing, and planning responses to these important social issues.
This document outlines various topics and learning competencies related to social sciences. It covers religion and belief systems, education systems and their functions, economic institutions and their impacts, non-state institutions and their roles, health systems and concepts of health as a human right, sources and processes of cultural, social, and political change, new challenges from issues like climate change and migration, and ways communities can respond to change through participatory governance and social movements. The goal is for students to develop understanding and skills in observing, analyzing, differentiating, identifying, describing, and planning responses to these important social issues.
This document outlines various topics and learning competencies related to social sciences. It covers religion and belief systems, education systems and their functions, economic institutions and their impacts, non-state institutions and their roles, health systems and concepts of health as a human right, sources and processes of cultural, social, and political change, new challenges from issues like climate change and migration, and ways communities can respond to change through participatory governance and social movements. The goal is for students to develop understanding and skills in observing, analyzing, differentiating, identifying, describing, and planning responses to these important social issues.
Topic and content Performance Standard Learning Competencies
6. Religion and belief systems conduct participant
a. Animism observation (e.g., attend, b. Polytheism describe, and reflect on a c. Monotheism religious ritual of a different d. Institutionalized religions group; observe elections e. Separation of church and state practices) Education evaluate how functions of a. Functions of education in society education affect the lives of (formal and nonformal) people in society i. Productive citizenry ii. Self-actualization 3. Economic Institutions analyze economic a. Reciprocity organization and its impacts b. Transfers on the lives of people in the c. Redistribution society d. Market transactions e. Markets and state 4. Nonstate institutions differentiate functions of a. Banks and corporations nonstate institutions in b. Cooperatives and trade unions society c. Transnational advocacy groups d. Development agencies e. International organizations Health differentiate functions of a. Culture-specific syndromes and nonstate institutions in illnesses (e.g., “bughat”, society ”usog”/”buyag”) b. Systems of diagnosis, prevention and healing (e.g., traditional, western, alternative healing systems) c. Health as a human right H. Cultural, Social, and Political Change identify new challenges Sources of social, cultural, and political faced by human populations change in contemporary societies 1. Innovation 2. Diffusion 3. Acculturation and assimilation 4. Social contradictions and tensions (e.g., Inter-ethnic conflicts, class struggle, armed conflict, terrorism, protests, gender issues) I. New challenges to human adaptation describe how human and social societies adapt to new change challenges in the physical, 1. Global warming and climate change social, and cultural 2. Transnational migration and Overseas environment Filipino Workers (OFWs) J. Responding to social, political, and develop a plan of action for cultural community-based response change to change 1. Inclusive Citizenship and participatory governance 2. New forms of media and social networking 3. Social movements (e.g., environmentalism, feminism)