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A QUICK TAKE
Q3: What are the difficulties
you encountered when
constructing the problem tree
diagram?
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NOCK TIP
CAUSE EFFECT
CAUSE-AND-EFFECT CORRELATION
We should ask ourselves, “Is the effect the direct resultant of the cause?”
SPREAD OF CLOSURE OF
COVID-19 BUSINESSES
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BEWARE OF JUMPING TO
Some of you inferred that the “Hopeline CONCLUSIONS QUICKLY.
spread of Covid-19 results to hotline, a Alternative
suicides. suicide Spread of
Covid-19
Containment
and lockdown
means of
lesson delivery
prevention and
crisis
intervention
Modular Increase in suicide
In the explanation part (write- helpline, education rates (?)
up), it’s better to back it up reports a 200%
with available data or sources rise in calls in
Linear thinking is arriving at a conclusion based
April due to
that will support your claim. on what we see on the surface without
high anxiety. systemically analyzing the situation underneath.
Realignment
Containment of funds from
policies infrastructure
and education to Use of alternative
Rising number health care modes of
of deaths spending lesson delivery
Spread of Covid-19
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Delays and/or
difficulty in
producing
learners’ materials
Realignment
Containment of funds from
policies infrastructure
and education to
health care Use of alternative
Rising number modes of
of deaths spending
lesson delivery
Spread of Covid-19
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NATIONAL
BUDGET
REALIGNMENT TO
FUND COVID-19
RESPONSE
PROGRAMS
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Commission on Human
Rights ₱37 million
Presidential
Communications ₱25 million
Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)
Operations Office
National Economic and
Development ₱484.3 million
Authority
Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
Department of
Transportation ₱8.8 billion
State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)
Department of Trade
and Industry ₱4.1 billion
Department of Education (DepEd)
• ₱21.9 billion
• ₱13.9 billion
• ₱7.6-billion
Department of
Information and
Communications ₱6.2 billion
Technology
REALIGNED FROM
Department of Human
Settlements and Urban ₱250.5 million
Development
Department of Foreign
Affairs ₱378.8 million
Department of
Environment and ₱68.7 million)
Natural Resources
Department of
Agriculture
₱11.7 billion)
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REALIGNED TO
Department of
Department of Social Amelioration
Department of Department of Social Welfare
Labor and Program (SAP) for
Finance Health and
Employment vulnerable
Development
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Delays and/or
difficulty in
producing
learners’ materials
Realignment
of funds from
infrastructure
and education to
health care Use of alternative
spending modes of
lesson delivery
Drop in Decrease in
quality of enrollment rate
instruction
Delays and/or
difficulty in
producing
learners’ materials
Realignment
of funds from
infrastructure
and education to
health care Use of alternative
spending modes of
lesson delivery
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Ill-equipped
work force
Drop in Decrease in
quality of enrollment rate
instruction
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Inability to
compete in the
job market
Ill-equipped
work force
Drop in
Decrease in
quality of
enrollment rate
instruction
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Delays and/or
Suspension of difficulty in
economic activities producing
learners’ materials
Realignment
Containment of funds from
policies infrastructure
and education to
health care Use of alternative
Rising number modes of
of deaths spending
lesson delivery
Spread of Covid-19
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Suspension of
economic activities
Realignment
Containment of funds from
policies infrastructure
and education to
Rising number health care
of deaths spending
Drop in
consumption
spending
Price
increase
Suspension of
economic activities
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Economic
recession
Bankruptcies
Price
control
Drop in
consumption
spending
Price
increase
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Increase in
government debt
Market
failure
Budget deficit due to
Economic unrealized
recession government revenue
Bankruptcies
Price
control
Drop in
consumption
spending
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Cuts in government
spending
Long-term
debt servicing
Increase in
government debt
Market
failure
Budget deficit due to
Economic unrealized
recession government revenue
Bankruptcies
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Cuts in government
spending
Long-term
debt servicing
Increase in
government debt
Market
failure
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Increase
in poverty
levels
Cuts in government
spending
Long-term
debt servicing
Increase in
government debt
Market
failure
Budget deficit due to
Economic unrealized
recession government revenue
Bankruptcies
Price
control Inability to
compete in the
Drop in job market
consumption
spending
Ill-equipped
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Effect
Increase
in poverty
levels
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AGAIN!
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Dec. 31,
2019: China January 23:
alerts the China issues a
World Health lockdown for
Organization millions of
of 27 cases of people in
“viral Wuhan and
pneumonia” in January 15: Hubei as the
the central city Japan confirms death toll rises
of Wuhan. its first case. to 18.
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January 25:
The Research
Institute for
Tropical January 30: February 1:
Medicine The World The United
began Health States,
conducting Organization Singapore,
confirmatory declared Covid- Russia and February 2,
tests on a 38- 19 as Public Australia ban same day: The
year old Health foreign first death from
Chinese woman Emergency of travelers who the disease in
in the International were recently in the Philippines
Philippines. Concern. China. was confirmed.
*HTTPS://WWW.BALGLOBAL.COM/BAL-NEWS/PHILIPPINES-TEMPORARY-TRAVEL-BAN-EXPANDED-TO-ALL-MAINLAND-CHINA-HONG-KONG-AND-MACAU/
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March 20:
California
was the first March 23:
March 17: state in the Congress
Luzon was US to issue realigned
placed a state- funds for
under wide Covid-19
lockdown. lockdown. programs.
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Or ignorance?
SO, IS THE Or indecisiveness?
SPREAD DUE TO But, that’s too simple a reason!
GOVERNMENT We should look at the systemic
NEGLECT? problems that caused the core
problem!
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Local government’s
ability to impose
Government’s centralized localized lockdowns and
Public finance system?
decision-making? financial capacity to
sustain community
needs?
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We do not see that gas prices are beyond the control of a particular government.
That gas rich countries are the ones that influence prices as oligopolists.
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IN LINEAR THINKING
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THE PROBLEM
We conclude that A B
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SET SYSTEM
Nothing changes when a part is taken away or Change definitely happens if you add or take
added to this set. away a part of this system.
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A BOWL OF BASKETBALL
BF-GF KITCHEN
FRUITS TEAM
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YOU
FAMILY
COMMUNITY
• Barangay, Town,
Province, Country,
Word
UNIVERSE
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A set of
components
that work
together
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IN SYSTEMS
THINKING
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LINEAR
SYSTEMS
THINKING
NON-
LINEAR
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GROUP
SUPRANATIONAL SYSTEM Teams, departments,
Global systems, continents, families, and similar Systems
regions, Earth bodies composed of
members within
systems.
ORGANIZATION
SOCIETY
Firm, company, neighborhood,
States, provinces, countries,
community, city, private and public
nations, regions within
organizations and nonprofit
countries
organizations
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KEYWORDS
Interdependent
(magkakasandig)
Interrelated
(magkakaugnay)
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CAUSAL POVERTY
CAUSE POVERTY
EFFECT
CAUSAL INSURGENCY
EFFECT INSURGENCY
EFFECT
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VARIABLES
The arrows
(factor) are
WORK connote action:
written in
cause to effect.
STRESS neutral terms.
PERFECTIONISM
FERNAN’S WEIGHT APPETITE
METABOLISM DISCRIMINATING
PALETTE
CAUSAL
LOOP Variables
FOOD
AVAILABILITY
DIAGRAM
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Variables Almost all variables are Some variables are vague. All variables are clear and
too vague or not clearly Some variables are precise. All variables are
associated with the system neutral. neutral.
being modeled. Almost all
variables are not neutral.
Causal Some lines have no All lines have an All lines have an
relationships arrowheads. Some lines arrowhead on only one arrowhead on only one
cross each other. Some end. Most arrows point end. All arrows correctly
arrowheads point in from cause to effect. point from cause to
reverse (effect to cause). effect.
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