Introduction to the Philosophy

of the Human Person Quarter

2 – Module 7 The Human
Person in Society
Lesson 2
Types of societies and their characteristics Learning
Competency: Compare different forms of societies and
Individualities
(PPT11/12-IIg-7.2)
What’s New
Activity 1: GUESS WHAT?
Arrange the jumbled letters until you get the right term. Place your answer in the next
column. Jumbled Words Answer
1. SOCIETY
2. HUNTING
3. PASTORAL
4. AGRICULTURAL
5. INDUSTRIAL

Activity 3: MY DREAMLAND
1. Think of the community or the place where you wish/want to live.
2. Draw it inside the box. Make your drawing colorful.
3. Write a short description below your drawing.
Denmark's highest score was 0.94 for Absence of Corruption which means that its
government officials in the police and military, judicial branch, and legislative branch
work for the benefit of the public and do not use their positions and authority for
private gain

What I Have Learned

Activity 4: ESSAY
Choose one (1) type of society which you think is conducive to live with. Explain your
answer.

Agricultural society is a kind of society that I accept helps live because individuals in
an agricultural society by and large lead more settled ways of life since they live
forever close to the land that is cultivated. Not every person in an agrarian culture is
a rancher. Certain individuals make living exchanging or making and selling products
like cultivating instruments.

Lesson 3
How does society influence our development as
persons?
Learning Competency: Explain how human relations
are transformed by social systems (PPT11/12-IIg-7.3)
What’s New
Activity 1: LIGHT, CAMERA, ACTION!
Actors and actresses play different roles in teleseryes or movies. Just like them, we
play different roles in our family, in our school, and in the community. How about
you? What is the role you played in your family, school, and community? List your
answers below.
1. Family - I play as the youngest child among three siblings and my traits when it
comes to family are being honest and resilient.
2. School - I play as an obedient, optimistic, and self-controlled student.
3. Community - I always play freedom of expression, passionate perspective to
create community cohesion and resilience.

What’s More
Activity 2: OUR FILIPINO TRAITS
1. List down five (3) Filipino traits/behaviors that you practice at home.
2. Write a brief explanation below each trait.

1. Filipino hospitality is legendary. Filipinos are well-known for being welcoming

to visitors. They would like to extend a warm welcome to every visitor who
comes to their home in order to ensure that these people will want to return.
This is something I frequently do with my visitors. When visitors came to my
house, I would provide food and other activities.
2. Being upbeat even when faced with adversity. Regardless of how difficult the
situation may be, Filipinos can still smile and be optimistic about it. They
would continue to tell and listen to jokes. Even in the midst of adversity, I
maintain a positive attitude in our home.
3. Utang na Loob. When someone does me a favor, especially among my
friends and family. I would make certain that I would repay it, even if it took
some time.

Activity 3: MY MEANINGFUL LIFE

1. Look for pictures of individuals, groups, and institutions that have meaningfully
influenced you throughout your life. If pictures are not available, you can make a
colourful drawing for your output.
2. Describe their positive contribution to your development as a person.
Format for the Output

Photo/Drawing of Meaningful contribution of these people

Individuals/Groups/Institutions to my life

1. Monkey D. Luffy He is profoundly ambitious, frequently

main protagonist of One Piece declaring he will become the Pirate King
and devoting his entire being into being
one. he can very quickly judge whether
 someone is good or not Luffy is great
once he puts his mind to something.
And this is most likely because he has a
pure heart.

2. Naruto Uzumaki Naruto saved the world and ushered in

main protagonist of Naruto
a new era of peace. He's a person who
is admired or idealized for courage,
outstanding achievements, and
noble qualities such as bringing the 5
nations together, making many
sacrifices for the greater good, and
worked hard and took no shortcuts to
get there.

3. Asta Staria asta has an interesting moral compass. Asta

main protagonist in Black Clover. believes to be a human is the ability to control
your dark desires and also admits he has
those dark desires

What I Have Learned

Activity 4: WHAT IS IMPORTANT?
From your answers in Activity 2, Our Filipino Traits, choose one (1) trait which you
consider important in the Philippine society today. Explain your answer.
>Being upbeat even when faced with adversity. Since the more conscious we can be
about our feelings, thoughts, words, and actions – the more likely we are to stay
positive and to move through the adversity in a way that we can actually learn and
grow from, not just survive. With the volatility of the economy, the negativity of the
upcoming election, and fear of the unknown, it seems easy to get stuck in the “doom
and gloom” of the world around us. I believe this is an important thing to possess in
Philippine society today.

What I Can Do
Activity 5: THE BETTER VERSION OF ME
Due to this pandemic, we got a chance to have a longer vacation, not in our dream
destination, but at home. Sometimes we say, we are already bored doing our daily
routine at home. What did you do to kill the boredom? Well, for sure you keep on
thinking happy moments and perhaps doing things that are enjoyable, right? We
have personal realizations and reflections of ourselves, too. With this, list down three
(3) positive changes that happened in your life brought about by this situation.
The Better Version of Me
1. Physical activity and exercise have been shown to benefit people of all ages.
We are designed to move, and many of our body's systems function better
when we are physically active on a regular basis. I consider using physical
activity and exercise as a strategy to maintain my health physically and
emotionally during this stressful period.
 2. Moving somewhere new means new life and a new perspective. In
pre-COVID19 I moved here to Cagayan and it helped me forget the scenery
of being stuck in a rut. It also helped me reflect on things I did which I
regretted.
3. Taking baby steps in life. I’ve experienced advancing things and it didn’t go
the way I predicted it to be so I decided that take things slowly since small
steps can lead to a good cycle of success breeding success as I establish
habits, hit mini-goals, and note my progress.
ASSESSMENT
POSTTEST
Test I.
1. B
2. C
3. D
4. A
5. A
6. B
7. D
8. C
9. D
10. A
Test II.
11. FOLKWAYS
12. LAWS
13. SOCIAL ROLE
14. SOCIAL VALUES
15. NORMS