MACALINDONG, TRIXIE ANNE D.

HUMSS 12- CONFUCIUS

UCSP (WEEK 1, QUARTEER 1)

 LESSON 1 - Nature, Goals and Perspectives in Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science

WHAT’S NEW (PP. 3)

CULTURE SOCIETY POLITICS

The culture includes religion, music, People interact with one another all Politics, to a large measure,
language, traditions, and cuisine. the time. Negotiation, self-other determines the type of safe
What we like, how we dress, what we interpretation, and the conclusion environment in which we must live
believe, how we treat our loved ones, that it has a major impact on the type and how much we are required to
how we greet guests, and many other of person we will become. earn, save, or spend. It also influences
factors. what we take on a daily basis in an
indirect way.
 CULTURE - shared behavior and beliefs of a particular social, ethnic, or age group.
 SOCIETY - may be defined as a group of people living in agreement, having the same moralistic and judicial rules
and standards.
 POLITICS - is the process by which people who live in groups make decisions.

WHAT’S IN (PP. 2-3)

Before COVID-19 During COVID-19

Way of life
View of the world
Priorities in life
Relationships with others
I had a lot of energy. I always had time to
spend with my friends, eat wherever I
wanted, and my calendar was packed with
activities. Prior to the pandemic, I was having
the time of my life.
There are numerous opportunities available
to everyone. You are allowed to do whatever
you desire.
I had a year plan for what I wanted to
accomplish, how I wanted to fulfill it, where I
wanted to travel, who I wanted to see, what I
wanted to wear, and to whom I wanted to
delegate my projects and duties.
Enjoys meeting new people and visiting new
locations. Has a lot of time to talk to people
and learn more about them.  being with my friends every time we
I had to get rid of my negativity. I
eventually began to engage in mental
health-related activities and I began
practicing my hour of mental time after
turning off all electronics and simply
enjoying my own company.
Picturing myself among those who have
been victims suffering and frontline
heroes made me realize how fragile life
can be.
I learnt that well-calculated plans aren't
always the best options; instead,
keeping the broader picture or vision in
mind while remaining flexible in my
preparations is the best way to go.
Now we can't just go whenever we
wanted. Being able to attend church, or
want to see each other, or walking on
the beach, going to the movies or
restaurants.

FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

1. Yes, you can classify these changes as social changes as they affect my social habits, connection and life.
2. The roles of government in protecting us from the harmful effects of this pandemic is that:
- It appoints and leads the body responsible for setting policies and strategies.
- It identifies the coordinating body for pandemic preparedness and response.
- It overseas the continuity of public services, information, and awareness creation.
3. School, churches, industries, and the rest of the community may consider this by taking precautions and
adhering to health standards.
4. My fear is that I will lose a loved one due to this pandemic and uncertainty can leave me feeling stressed,
anxious, and powerless over the direction of my life, but I deal with these worries by praying to God that always
take care of my family and friends and make me stronger each day.
 WHAT’S MORE (PP. 7)
- LEARNING TASK 3

RACE - ASIAN RELIGION – ROMAN CATHOLIC

SOCIAL CLASS – MIDDLE CLASS TYPE OF COMMUNITY

(URBAN/RURAL) - RURAL

GENDER – FEMALE LANGUAGE/DIALECT - TAGALOG

FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

1. The importance of finding my social location in my own society is to recognize that not everyone in a society
thinks or experiences reality in the same way. It strongly influences our identity, or our sense of self, and how
we see the world and it also determine a person's norms, values, and memberships.
2. They provide opportunities; an awareness of your own social location allows you to engage in conversations
about how social location influences experiences of sexual violence and provides a foundation for unpacking
assumptions, championing new ideas, and promoting values central to creating safer campuses. Such
characteristics are what distinguish us in society while also unifying us.
3. During this Pandemic season, the government responded well, especially in my area, where officials were active
in enforcing the curfew and giving government subsidies. The government distributes canned goods and rice
sacks to those who are in need.

WHAT’S MORE (PP. 7-8)

- LEARNING TASK 4

 Description of my society
- My description of my society is that it has many advantages available to us in today's world. The benefits we
presently enjoy, on the other hand, are not something that anyone can easily obtain because they need
years of hard work and effort. This is a well-known phrase that serves to remind our nation of our
courageous warriors' sacrifices, devotion, and hard work in order to protect our rights and happiness. In our
daily lives, the term "freedom isn't free" applies. We are free to live our lives as we see fit, with no
restrictions. Everything we enjoy now, such as the right to voice our opinions, worship our own faith, defend
ourselves, and live independent lives, is a direct result of the sacrifices made by our founding fathers and
courageous fighters. We have the right to freely desire what we want, to pick our own route and career, and
to participate actively in politics because we have the right to free speech. We would not have anything we
have today if it weren't for their contribution and dedication to our country. There would be no Bill of
Rights, Declaration of Independence, president, or government to protect people's rights, thus we'd be
obliged to obey anything and tells us to do and live miserable lives as a result of their demands and
oppression.  In my society, there are also unique cultures and traditions that are celebrated every year you.
Like events and festivals, their unique nature that showcase the ethnicity, history and culture of the locality.
Tourists from all over the Philippines and all over the world join in the celebration. And my society has
unique environment that tourists will surely appreciate.
 The power or right to act, speak, or think as
one wants without hindrance or restraint.
Our culture gives us an identity, and helps
build our character. The cultural values
shared across our community or social group,
give us a sense of belonging towards society.
Our culture unites us and gives us a sense of
security.

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED (PP.8)

- LEARNING TASK 5
 The Topic was about Nature, Goals and Perspectives in Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science.
 It Matters because these disciplines facilitate the understanding of better communities and social organizations
that enable society to grow. It also aids in the closure of sociological gaps and a greater understanding of how
various aspects of society function and interact with one another.
 I’ve Learned today that studying about culture, society, and politics are very important and it has a very
important role in our lives. Anthropology and sociology has commonalities and differences

WHAT I CAN DO (PP. 8)

- LEARNING TASK 6

DISCIPLINE/S IN SOCIAL SCIENCE YOU WILL USE FOR THE

PROBLEM/ISSUE

This has an impact on the smoker as well as the other people

ISSUE/ PROBLEM who share the same environment and economy. Smoking is
so harmful to the body's organs that smokers frequently
SMOKING
become unwell. Cigarette smoking causes emotional
instability, which can harm a smoker's interpersonal
relationships. Sociologists and anthropologists study social life
and culture in order to better comprehend the causes and
effects of smoking. Furthermore, political science will aid us in
more successfully addressing this issue, protecting people's
ASSESSMENT (PP. 8-9) safety by forbidding smoking in public places and the
1. A workplace.
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. C
6. A
7. C
8. D
9. D
10. B

MACALINDONG, TRIXIE ANNE D.

HUMSS 12- CONFUCIUS

UCSP (WEEK 2, QUARTEER 1)

 Lesson 2: Concepts, Aspects, and Changes of Culture and Society.

WHAT’S IN: LEARNING TASK 1 (PP.11)

STATION 1 STATION 2 STATION 3

ANTHROPOLOGY SOCIOLOGY POLITICAL SCIENCE

The study of the structure of Political science is a branch of

WHAT’S NEW: LEARNING TASK 2 (PP. 12)
 SYMBOLS
 KNOWLEDGE
 LAWS
 PRACTICES
 VALUES
 ARTIFACT
 ATTITUDE

LEARNING TASK 3 (PP. 12 -13)

1. LEARNED
2. SOCIAL
3. VARIETY
4. SHARED
5. GRAFTIFYING
6. CONTINOUUS
7. TRANSMITTED

WHAT IS IT (PP. 14)

1. Words in the activity are connected to the study of culture and society because in society there's always
a culture. Culture is a belief and traditions which can learn, share, transmitted and continue.
2. No. Because these things are part of culture and society, and they cannot exist without them. Culture is
a product of society, and it has unique qualities that set it apart from other societies. In today's world,
culture is extremely important. As a result, it cannot be completed without those things.
3. A culture represents the beliefs and practices of a group, while society represents the people who share
those beliefs and practices.
4. Because culture is the arts and other manifestations of human intellectuals who live in a society, neither
society nor culture can survive without the other. Society can't be called a society without culture.

5. The Characteristics of Culture:

 Culture is social because it is the product of behavior.
 Culture Varies from society to society
 Culture is Shared
 Culture is Learned
 Culture is transmitted among members of society
 Culture is Continuous and Cumulative
 Culture is Gratifying and Idealistic
WHAT’S MORE (PP. 17) IN ANOTHER PAPER

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED (PP. 18)

3 THOUGHTS THAT YOU HAVE LEARNED TODAY:
- That culture influences views, values, humor, hopes, loyalties, worries and fears. So when you are working
with people and building relationships with them, it helps to have some perspective and understanding of
their cultures.
- Like culture, sociology provides many distinctive perspectives on the world, generating new ideas and
critiquing the old it also study the social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of
human behavior.
- Neither society nor culture could exist without the other. Culture as the complex whole of a society.

2 THINGS THAT YOU WANT TO REMEMBER

- Relationship between Culture and Society

- Cultures are the product of human society, and it saves its culture by changing and transmitting to the next
generation.

1 QUESTION YOU STILL HAVE IN MIND

- Does the development of online information technologies contribute to the popularization of art and culture
in society?

LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Assign and communicate with
fellow colleagues on their concern
and ideas to ensure that their
contributions are implemented
over the festival seasons.

PRODUCTS/FOODS CHURCH
All of the products needed for
Church will lead the parade
the activity, as well as the
food to be consumed during
for less gathering and also
the event, will be procured on lead the mass.
time.

PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL
PEACE AND ORDER
Will ensure there is an
Ensure that established individual who is conversant
parties and personnel are with the festive to help me
in place to keep the peace in the plans and also other
and order during the small activities to ensure all
festivities. run smoothly.

PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES
Ensure that there is a good
and well-organized plan in
place for the festive season
to ensure that all events go
well without a problem.

WHAT I CAN DO (PP. 18)

REFLECTION (PP. 20)
#MYPLEDGE
- I, Trixie Anne D. Macalindong, do solemnly pledge to respect every culture or belief in every society and I
pledge to acknowledge that each person is free to express their feelings without discrimination. My goal
isn't to convict, but to restore, or at the very least lessen the harm done to our society and make positive
reforms. To hold myself and my community accountable for our collective responsibility to create a more
just society and instead of falsely accusing others, I will work with them. I'll be adaptable when interacting
with people of other nationalities, cultures, traditions, values, opinions and ideologies.

ASSESSMENT (PP. 20-22)

1. A
2. A
3. A
4. C
5. C
6. B
7. D
8. D
9. B
10. D
11. D
12. C
13. C
14. D
15. A

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES (PP.22)

CULTURE WILL NEVER BE A CULTURE WITHOUT ASSOCIATION WITH OTHERS.
SOCIETY WILL NOT EXIST WITHOUT A CULTURE THAT FOSTERS OR IMPROVE LEARNING, HEALTH, GREATER
TOLERANCE, AND POSSIBILITIES IN COLLABORATION.
THEME: CULTURE AND SOCIETY AS A COMPLEX WHOLE