Values Development

Presentation of Group 3

Tuico, Justin
Bautro, Annabelle
Dumasig, Rose Anne
Mendoza, Denisse
Overview
This chapter deals with values development for good
citizenship, including the preamble to the 1987
Constitution, the roots of and philosophy values and behind
Filipino values, nationalism and patriotism, and personal
development plan.
 Group 3

What is Values
Development?
values development is the act, process, or
result of developing values for human dignity
The preamble of the 1987
Constitution
The Preamble to the 1987
Constitution Preamble of the 1987 Constitution
We, the sovereign Filipino people,
imploring the aid of Almighty God, in
order to build a just and humane society,
and establish a Government that shall
embody our ideals and aspirations,
promote the common good, conserve
and develop our patrimony, and secure
to ourselves and our posterity, the
blessings of independence and
democracy under the rule of law and a
regime of truth, justice, freedom, love,
equality, and peace, do ordain and
promulgate
this Constitution.
 The Preamble to the 1987 Constitution

Preamble Meaning. It encourages love and passion for our country, the
Philippines. It shows significant messages about our deep roles and
responsibilities to every Filipino and the society. As a free nation, we must
act and spend our liberty with responsibility focusing on love of country,
peace and unity.
The preamble of the Constitution provides that we should establish a
Government which shall "conserve and develop our patrimony." Our
"patrimony" includes our public forests, mangroves, wildlife, and flora and
fauna which should be conserved, protected and renewed.
Philosophy Values
Understanding the philosophy of human values is
necessary in understanding Filipino values such as:

Family Closeness and Solidarity

Politeness

Hospitality

Gratitude
Philosophy Values
Values are both subjective and objective.

They involve a subject or person who values (e.g.,ayoung girl) and an object or value to be
realized (e.g., pagkamahinhin).

Justice is objective because it is avalue that should be realized by all.

There is a difference between value and disvalue such as pleasureand pain, life and death,
poverty and affluence, heroism and cowardice, truth and falsehood, right andwrong, holiness
and sinfulness.

The difference is not in the mind or simply a matter of personal taste orpreference. It is real
and evident
.
Filipino
Values
 Filipino Values
Filipino values are cultural beliefs and assumptions
about what is socially desirable, and therefore, there
are expectations on how one must behave in certain
situations. Filipino values are inherently positive,
however, some values like utang na loob and
pakikisama are often abused. Though the Filipino
values system is shared by different ethnic groups, the
values are ranked and expressed differently.

Filipino values are taught in school, but they are quickly evolving because of the influence of
social media and the changing priorities of Filipinos.

Filipino values influence how we relate with people at home, at church, and in the workplace.
Filipinos possess admirable values that, when reinforced, will create a great work culture. By
understanding their values, you can bring out the best in Filipinos.
What is Filipino Values
Filipino values refer to the shared cultural beliefs of what is socially desirable in
the way Filipinos deal with each other. These values were cultivated by our
experiences as a nation through centuries. This means you can find the origin of
our values hundreds of years before the coming of the Spaniards.

Spain colonized us for 400 years. America tried to change the way we look
at ourselves for 50 years. We cannot deny that they reshaped some of our
values. But our love for the bayan, our people, is based on our being
communal.
Filipino values serve as Filipinos’ lenses on how they appreciate the issues
around them. To appreciate Filipino culture, begin with their values.
Like all other humans, Filipinos are not conscious of our values because we
have internalized them in the process of growing up.
 The ten most depicted traits were the following:

Bahala na
Pakikisama
Utang na loob

Hospitality
Close family ties
Hiya

Religious
Bayanihan

amor propio Respeto sa matatanda

 Good Citizenship
1. Love for God or Pagkamaka-Diyos
2. Love for Fellowmen or Pagkamaka-tao
3. Love for the Environment or Pagkamaka-kalikasan
4. Love for Country or Pagkamaka-Bansa
Roots of the Filipino
Character
 Roots of the Filipino Characters
From "A Moral Recovery Program: Building a People - Building a Nation"
by Patricia Licuanan (1988). The strengths and weaknesses of the Filipino
have their roots in these factors:
1. The Family and Home Environment
2. The Social Environment
3. Culture and Language
4. History
5. The Educational System
6. Religion
7. The Economic Environment
8. The Political Environment
9. Mass Media
10. Leadership and Role Models
Home Environment
Apart from the use of
indigenous materials such as
capiz and wood, the character
that makes a modern Filipino
home “speaks more about the
spirit of the place which alludes
to cultural, climatic or
traditional sensibilities that
resonate with Filipinos.
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 CULTURE AND LANGUAGE Filipinos
have been described as friendly, outgoing,
sensitive, easily offended, nosy, garrulous,
Culture and
direct, hospitable, feisty, irreverent, good
natured, clever, witty, gregarious, happy,
Language
generous, easy to laugh, gracious, easy to
befriend, casual, fun loving, and sensitive.
The Filipino culture is a blend of Oriental
and Western elements, specifically of
Malayan, Spanish and American
components. The official language of the
Philippines is Filipino (formerly Pilipino),
which is based on Tagalog. English is
considered the country’s unofficial
History
We are the product of our colonial history, which is
regarded by many as the culprit behind our lack of
nationalism and our colonial mentality. Colonialism
developed a mind-set in the Filipino which encouraged us to
think of the colonial power as superior and more powerful.
 Educational System

Aside from the problems

inherent in the use of a
foreign language in our
educational system, the
educational system leads to
other problems for us as a
people.
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society, and establish a Government
Religion
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Religion
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Political Environment
The Philippine political
environment is characterized by
a centralization of power.
Political power and authority is
concentrated in the hands of the
elite and the participation of
most Filipinos often is limited to
voting in elections.
It means technology that is intended to reach a
mass audience.It is the primary means of
communication used to reach the vast majority
Mass
of the general public.
Media
The most common flatforms for media are
newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and
the latest is the internet.

The tendency of media to produce escapist

movies, soap operas, comics, etc., feed the
Filipino's passivity. Rather than confront our
poverty and oppression, we fantasize instead.
The propensity to use flashy sets, designer
clothes, superstars, and other bongga features
Leadership and Rolemodel
Filipinos look up to their leaders as role models. Political
leaders are the main models, but all other leaders serve as
role models as well. Thus, when our leaders violate the law
or show themselves to be self-serving and driven by
personal interest--when there is lack of public
accountability--there is a negative impact on the Filipino.
Nationalism and Patriotism
 Constitution
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most efficient method that is put to use by them on the common good, conserve an
develop our patrimony, an
way to this target is the system of education. Within the secure to ourselves and ou
course of Social Studies, matters relating to nationalism, posterity, the blessings o
patriotism and glob- al citizenship are often met within independence and democrac
under the rule of law and
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Development of
Nationalism is a devotion of love for one’s
Natuonalism and country it means to give more important to
Patriotism unity by way of cultural background,
including language and heritage, it implies
to a person that his country is most superior
among other countries and he will defend it
no matter what

Patriotism is a devotion of love for one’s

country for no other reason than being a
citizen of that country. It is a common virtue
that pertains to the love for a nation, with
more emphasis on own values and beliefs
Personal Development
Plan
Personal Development
plan
● Personal Development planning is an important part of
self-development at all stages of your career. A personal
development plan, or PDP, helps you grow and improve
skills necessary to your professional and personal
success.
● Here we examine why a personal development plan is
important and how to use one to advance your career.
 What is a personal development plan?

● A personal development plan reflects your strengths, weaknesses and goals. The aim is to
identify skills for personal improvement then set clear goals for each. Ideally, they should
be time bound, short term goals that you can measure.

● As part of your plan, determine how you’ll develop your skills, such as through
workshops, internal training, upskilling and feedback sessions.

● A PDP also sets review timeframes. After all, to drive success you must measure progress
against your action plan regularly. Then, once a goal has been reached, you can identify
your next area of personal development.
● You can create a personal development plan in both a personal and career context. Both
modes benefit your life inside and outside of work. But a personal development
originating in the workplace directly impacts your career progression.
Thankyou<3
Presentation of Group 3

Tuico, Justin
Bautro, Annabelle
Dumasig, Rose Anne
Mendoza, Denisse
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Tuico, Justin
Bautro, Annabelle
Dumasig, Rose Anne
Mendoza, Denisse

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