Social Dimensions of Learning

CHOOSE ME
Piliin mo ‘yung tama para di ka masaktan.
Act that proceeds from the
deliberate free will of man
Human Act Acts of Man
Acts that do not proceed from the
deliberate free will of man

Human Act Acts of Man

Derived from the Latin word “valere”
meaning to be worthy or to be of worth.

Virtues Values
 The belief that morality id
determined by the acquisition of
pleasure.
Hedonism Utilitarianism
 Subscribes to the idea that an act is good if it brings
good result or the achievement of one’s goals and it is
bad if it fails to make man attain his goals

Hedonism Utilitarianism
 _________ deals with the problems of
values. It has two subdivisions: Ethics and
Aesthetics

Metaphysics Axiology
Types of Human Acts in Relation to Reason:

in harmony with the dictates of right reason

Good Indifferent
 Types of Human Acts in Relation to Reason:

when it stands in no positive relation to the dictates

Indifferent Evil
Reasoning through a process that starts from
a general principle to particulars included
within the scope of that principle.

Induction Deduction
A means of discovering the truth by proceeding from an
assertion or thesis to a denial or antithesis and finally
reconciling the two into synthesis.

Socratic Dialectic
Deals with the meaning of existence that tries to
resolve the question of whether existence is
identical with space, time, nature, spirit, or God

Ontology Teleology
 The doctrine that conclusive
knowledge of ultimate reality is an
outright impossibility.

Agnosticism Skepticism
 The doctrine that any true knowledge
is impossible and everything is open to
doubt.

Agnosticism Skepticism
An act done out of free will
and not by force.
Freedom Voluntariness
 External force applied by a free
cause which vitiates man’s free will

Violence Fear
IDENTIFY ME
Kasi kung mahal mo, makikilala mo agad.
 Educated in a religious school, Dona goes to
confession every day to be free of any kinds of sin.
How do you characterize Dona’s moral attitude?

Pharisaical Callous
Strict Scrupulous
Which of the following is not included
among the eastern philosophies?

Classical Taoism
Islamic Buddhism
The Eight Fold Path is a
concept under:
Buddhism Confucianism
Jainism Taoism
 Kathleen, 12 years old, lives with his father,
mother, and his two siblings. This is known as
which of the following types of families?

Extended Single
Nuclear Blended
 When a group of people believe that the
culture of another group of people is superior
to them, this exemplifies:

Ethnocentrism Cultural Conflict

Cultural Relativity Xenocentrism

An infant enjoys playing with a rattle. This
type of play is known as:

Parallel Play Onlooker Play

Solitary Play Associative Play
In the learning to do pillar of new education, what is
the enabling factor that can make the learner fully
contribute to a peaceful and just society?

Knowledge Insights
Skills Values
 In avoiding implying sickness or suffering,
which of the following is the most preferable
way to refer to those with disabilities like polio?

Polio-stricken Polio victim

Had polio Suffers from Polio
A common behavior of Filipinos is to always ask the
most senior among the group for their advice or
insight on a certain issue. This clearly shows which
Filipino trait?

Authoritarianism Ningas Kugon

Bahala na Colonial Mentality
 The following include
negative sanctions, except:
Imprisonment Gratitude
Ostracizing Verbal Threats
Mr. Verina, an incoming Mayor, is interested to know where to
focus his attention relative to human rights violation in his
town. He requested you to conduct the survey. What human
right was violated in a war of aggression? Right to:

Own Property Life

Form Family Work
Which of the following Filipino attitudes
is enhanced by the teaching of
“Planting Rice Is Never Fun”
Increase one’s
tolerance
Dislike for works

Love for the farm Love for music

If we encourage competition inside the
classroom, we do not teach learning
_______________.

To be To know
To live together To do
 Mark who is a son of a carpenter
eventually learns the nature of his father’s
job. This is an example of:
Assimilation Acculturation
Enculturation Culture Pattern
 Social development means that
acquisition of the ability to behave in
accordance with:
Social expectation Social Insight
Stereotyped behavior Universal Norms
When individuals or groups of people transition
from living a lifestyle of their own culture to
moving into a lifestyle of another group.

Assimilation Acculturation
Enculturation Culture Pattern
IDENTIFY ME
(Modifiers of Human Acts)
The absence of intellectual
knowledge in man
Born out of frequently
repeated acts
An economic theory which is based
on the ideals of a classless society
The doctrine that claims that the
meaning of a proposition or idea
lies in its practical consequences.
 A philosophical theory that ascribes ultimate
reality to essence embodied in a thing perceptible
to the senses. In education, it is a philosophy
holding the certain basic ideas and skills or
disciplines essential to one’s culture.
The body of beliefs and practices that are
based on the Chinese classics and are
supported by the authority of Kung fu-tzu
or Confucius
IDENTIFY ME
(Negative Filipino Attitudes)
 Refers to the behavior of preventing
someone from achieving something due
to jealousy or envy
 Refers to how Filipinos initially exhibit great
enthusiasm at the beginning of a project. Our
eagerness however, fades away just as quickly as the
first is extinguished, leaving work either half-baked
or unfinished
Spanish term that means “tomorrow” in
English, the habit encourages
procrastination, an “Ability” Filipinos
have since turned into an art form.
Roughly translated as “come what may,” this is
the Filipinos’ own version of fatalism, the belief
of leaving everything to the hands of fate.
 IDENTIFY ME
(Max Scheler’s Hierarchy of Values)
 The pleasant vs. unpleasant,
example: sensual feelings, pleasure
or pain
Pertains to the wellbeing either of
the individual or the community,
ex: health
Values independent of the whole sphere
of the body and environment, ex: loving
and hating
 Appear only in regard to objects
intentionally given as “absolute” ex:
belief, adoration, bliss
TRUE or FALSE
Kung mali na, baguhin mo, para ‘di na maulit pa.
Learning to be refers to the role of
education in developing all the
dimensions of the complete person.
Learning to Do implies how to learn
by developing one’s concentration,
memory skills and ability to think.
 Induction is a reasoning done through the
process of inferring a general law or principle
from the observation of particular instances to
a general conclusion.
 Concupiscence refers to the bodily
appetites or tendencies like: love, hatred,
joy, grief, passion,
daring, fear, and anger
 Ignorance is the shrinking
back of the mind from danger.
Social Dimensions of Learning
CHOOSE ME
Piliin mo ‘yung tama para di ka masaktan.
Act that proceeds from the
deliberate free will of man
Human Act Acts of Man
Acts that do not proceed from the
deliberate free will of man

Human Act Acts of Man

Derived from the Latin word “valere”
meaning to be worthy or to be of worth.

Virtues Values
 The belief that morality is
determined by the acquisition of
pleasure.
Hedonism Utilitarianism
Subscribes to the idea that an act is good if it brings good
result or the achievement of one’s goals and it is bad if it
fails to make man attain his goals

Hedonism Utilitarianism
 _________ deals with the problems of
values. It has two subdivisions: Ethics and
Aesthetics

Metaphysics Axiology
Types of Human Acts in Relation to Reason:

in harmony with the dictates of right reason

Good Indifferent
 Types of Human Acts in Relation to Reason:

when it stands in no positive relation to the dictates

Indifferent Evil
Reasoning through a process that starts from
a general principle to particulars included
within the scope of that principle.

Induction Deduction
A means of discovering the truth by proceeding from an
assertion or thesis to a denial or antithesis and finally
reconciling the two into synthesis.

Socratic Dialectic
Deals with the meaning of existence that
tries to resolve the question of whether
existence is identical with space, time,
nature, spirit, or God

Ontology Teleology
 The doctrine that conclusive
knowledge of ultimate reality is an
outright impossibility.

Agnosticism Skepticism
 The doctrine that any true knowledge
is impossible and everything is open to
doubt.

Agnosticism Skepticism
An act done out of free will
and not by force.
Freedom Voluntariness
 External force applied by a free
cause which vitiates man’s free will

Violence Fear
IDENTIFY ME
Kasi kung mahal mo, makikilala mo agad.
 Educated in a religious school, Dona goes to
confession every day to be free of any kinds of sin.
How do you characterize Dona’s moral attitude?

Pharisaical Callous
Strict Scrupulous
Which of the following is not included
among the eastern philosophies?

Classical Taoism
Islamic Buddhism
The Eight Fold Path is a
concept under:
Buddhism Confucianism
Jainism Taoism
 Kathleen, 12 years old, lives with his father,
mother, and his two siblings. This is known as
which of the following types of families?

Extended Single
Nuclear Blended
 When a group of people believes that the
culture of another group of people is superior
to them, this exemplifies:

Ethnocentrism Cultural Conflict

Cultural Relativity Xenocentrism

An infant enjoys playing with a rattle.
This type of play is known as:

Parallel Play Onlooker Play

Solitary Play Associative Play
In the learning to do pillar of new education, what
is the enabling factor that can make the learner
fully contribute to a peaceful and just society?

Knowledge Insights
Skills Values
 In avoiding implying sickness or suffering, which
of the following is the most preferable way to refer
to those with disabilities like polio?

Polio-stricken Polio victim

Had polio Suffers from Polio
A common behavior of Filipinos is to always ask the
most senior among the group for their advice or
insight on a certain issue. This clearly shows which
Filipino trait?

Authoritarianism Ningas Kugon

Bahala na Colonial Mentality
 The following include
negative sanctions, except:
Imprisonment Gratitude
Ostracizing Verbal Threats
Mr. Verina, an incoming Mayor, is interested to know where to
focus his attention relative to human rights violation in his
town. He requested you to conduct the survey. What human
right was violated in a war of aggression? Right to:

Own Property Life

Form Family Work
Which of the following Filipino attitudes
is enhanced by the teaching of
“Planting Rice Is Never Fun”

Increase one’s tolerance Dislike for works

Love for the farm Love for music

If we encourage competition inside the
classroom, we do not teach learning
____________.

To be To know
To live together To do
 Mark who is a son of a carpenter
eventually learns the nature of his father’s
job. This is an example of:

Assimilation Acculturation
Enculturation Culture Pattern
 Social development means that
acquisition of the ability to behave in
accordance with:
Social expectations Social Insight
Stereotyped behavior Universal Norms
When individuals or groups of people transition
from living a lifestyle of their own culture to
moving into a lifestyle of another group.

Assimilation Acculturation
Enculturation Culture Pattern
IDENTIFY ME
(Modifiers of Human Acts)
The absence of intellectual
knowledge in man

Ignorance
Born out of frequently
repeated acts

Habits
An economic theory which is based
on the ideals of a classless society

Communism
 The doctrine that claims that the
meaning of a proposition or idea lies in
its practical consequences.

Pragmatism
 A philosophical theory that ascribes ultimate
reality to essence embodied in a thing perceptible to
the senses. In education, it is a philosophy holding
the certain basic ideas and skills or disciplines
essential to one’s culture.

Essentialism
 The body of beliefs and practices that
are based on the Chinese classics and are
supported by the authority of Kung fu-
tzu or Confucius

Confucianism
IDENTIFY ME
(Negative Filipino Attitudes)
 Refers to the behavior of preventing
someone from achieving something due
to jealousy or envy

Crab Mentality
 Refers to how Filipinos initially exhibit great
enthusiasm at the beginning of a project. Our
eagerness however, fades away just as quickly as
the first is extinguished, leaving work either
half-baked or unfinished

Ningas Kugon
 Spanish term that means “tomorrow” in
English, the habit encourages procrastination,
an “Ability” Filipinos have since turned into an
art form.

Mañana Habit
Roughly translated as “come what may,” this is
the Filipinos’ own version of fatalism, the belief
of leaving everything to the hands of fate.

Bahala Na
IDENTIFY ME
(Max Scheler’s Hierarchy of Values)
 The pleasant vs. unpleasant,
example: sensual feelings, pleasure
or pain

Pleasure Values
Pertains to the wellbeing either of
the individual or the community,
ex: health

Vital Values
Values independent of the whole sphere
of the body and environment, ex: loving
and hating

Spiritual Values
 Appear only in regard to objects
intentionally given as “absolute” ex:
belief, adoration, bliss

Values of the Holy

TRUE or FALSE
Kung mali na, baguhin mo, para ‘di na maulit pa.
Learning to be refers to the role of
education in developing all the
dimensions of the complete person.
 Know implies how to
Learning to Do
learn by developing one’s concentration,
memory skills and ability to think.
 Induction is a reasoning done through the
process of inferring a general law or principle
from the observation of particular instances to
a general conclusion.
 Concupiscence refers to the bodily
appetites or tendencies like: love, hatred,
joy, grief, passion,
daring, fear, and anger
 Fear is the shrinking
Ignorance
back of the mind from danger.