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    The document discusses the relationship between society, schools, and education in the Philippines. It notes that the social climate affects education and that a good school system is the product of a good community. Education was not a privilege enjoyed by all Filipinos before colonialism, as schooling during that period was unstructured, decentralized, and focused more on practical skills rather than cognitive development. The document also includes multiple choice questions about this information.

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    Unit 1 Topic 2 Historical Foundation of Education (Viloria, Maricel A.)

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    The document discusses the relationship between society, schools, and education in the Philippines. It notes that the social climate affects education and that a good school system is the product of a good community. Education was not a privilege enjoyed by all Filipinos before colonialism, as schooling during that period was unstructured, decentralized, and focused more on practical skills rather than cognitive development. The document also includes multiple choice questions about this information.

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    Maricel A.

    Viloria

    The Teacher and the Community, School

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    1. Question #1: In not more than 2 sentences, state the relationship of the society and schools

    Answer: The social climate in which children grow up has an effect on their education. A good
    school system is the product of a good community, and a good society is the product of a good
    school system.

    2. Question #2: In the Philippines, was education a privilege enjoyed by all Filipinos since the
    pre-colonial period? Why or not?

    Answer: No, because schooling is information, unstructured, and decentralized during this time
    span. Rather than concentrate on the entire child, fathers taught their sons how to find food
    and other sources of income, while mothers taught their daughters how to do household
    chores and they put less emphasis on academic, ignoring the child's cognitive growth.

    3. Let Clicher

    1. B

    2. A

    3. A

    4. A

    5. B

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