During the pre-Spanish era, social relationships in the Philippines revolved around blood ties, marriage, and ritual kinship. Under Spanish rule from 1521-1898, moral and spiritual reverence to religion and submissive reverence to authority figures were emphasized. From 1898-1946 under American control, values of self-reliance, national unity, patriotism, and loyalty to accepted authorities were promoted. The 1987 Philippine Constitution mandates that schools inculcate patriotism, human rights, ethics, morality, and critical thinking.
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History of Development of Values Education International (1)
During the pre-Spanish era, social relationships in the Philippines revolved around blood ties, marriage, and ritual kinship. Under Spanish rule from 1521-1898, moral and spiritual reverence to religion and submissive reverence to authority figures were emphasized. From 1898-1946 under American control, values of self-reliance, national unity, patriotism, and loyalty to accepted authorities were promoted. The 1987 Philippine Constitution mandates that schools inculcate patriotism, human rights, ethics, morality, and critical thinking.
During the pre-Spanish era, social relationships in the Philippines revolved around blood ties, marriage, and ritual kinship. Under Spanish rule from 1521-1898, moral and spiritual reverence to religion and submissive reverence to authority figures were emphasized. From 1898-1946 under American control, values of self-reliance, national unity, patriotism, and loyalty to accepted authorities were promoted. The 1987 Philippine Constitution mandates that schools inculcate patriotism, human rights, ethics, morality, and critical thinking.
Values Education International Dominic P. Bernos Historical Development of Values Education
• Pre- Spanish Era- Aeta, Indones, Malay. Hindu,
Arabian and Chinese.
•Interpersonal and social
relationships revolve around blood ties, marriage and ritual kinship Historical Development of Values Education
• Spanish Era (1521-1898)
• Moral and spiritual reverence to religion • Submissive reverence to accepted authority figures • Colonial mentality Historical Development of Values Education • American Era (1898-1946) • Freedom to choose religion • Submissive reverence to accepted authority figures • Patriotism, loyalty, values of self-reliance, national unity • Presidential Manuel Quezon introduced Code of Ethics for Filipinos Historical Development of Values Education • Japanese Occupation (1942-1945) • Submissive reverence to accepted authority figures • Refusal to submit to foreign power and autonomy • Military discipline • Love of country Historical Development of Values Education
• Post- Japanese and American Era
(Liberation Period) • Character and moral education were introduced for the purpose of moral reconstruction. Historical Development of Values Education
•1987 Constitution- All
school should inculcate Historical Development of Values Education • Patriotism and nationalism • Strengthen ethical and spiritual values • Foster love of humanity • Develop moral character and • For human rights personal discipline • Appreciation of the role of • Encourage critical and creative national heroes in the historical thinking development of the country • Broaden scientific and technological • Teach the rights and duties of knowledge citizenship • And promote vocational efficiency