Many of us can be called terrorists.........
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Bishop calls RH backers terrorists - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
SOCIAL SERVICES: ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM FOR THE OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
(by: Mary Grace C. Baywong, Shula Mae Ayangwa , Clarissa Joy Camara, Georgie Mae Gongob, Bryone Mae Himmiwat, Rhodell Naz)
Abstract
The general objective of this study is to define, describe and explain existing stakeholders’ perception of the strengths and weaknesses of the social services offered by the government to the Out-of-school Youth. The study aims to identify the problems or challenges experienced by the learners while enrolled in the Alternative Learning System (ALS) program and lastly, to identify self-discoveries of the learners that lead to self-realizations for the betterment of their economic, social and cultural conditions. This study’s respondents included all of the learner-enrolees of ten-month period education under the Alternative Learning System in Baguio Central School, Quezon Elementary School and Puguis Elementary School, enrolled for School Year 2011. Structured questionnaires were distributed to the 188 learners and interviews were conducted as data gathering tools. Simple distribution and mean was utilized to treat the gathered data. The results of the study intend to contribute to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the instructional delivery system of the Alternative Learning System towards
Defeminization of Labor and Household Management
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FILIPINAS DE CIEN ANOS
This essay of Rizal entitled "Filipinas de cien años"was first published in La Solidaridad, Madrid, between September 30, 1889, and February 1, 1890
According to Jose Rizal, to read the destiny of the Philippines is to open the book of the past. With the conquest of Spain, the Philippines has changed its customs, laws, usages and religious beliefs. The country became depopulated, impoverished and retarded, without confidence, without faith tin the present and no fond hope. With the new era, we have lost our ancient tradition upheld by centuries. For three centuries, the Filipinos were accustomed to the “yoke” . the Liberals consider our condition as the same. The friars say we were redeemed from savagery, while Filipinos say we have decayed and retrograded. Why have the Filipinos become faithful to the Spanish rule? According to Rizal the reasons were: because of the hope of paradise, friendship with Spaniards, that we were compelled by superior arms and that the invading force took advantage of feuds to step in as peacemakers than dominate both. There are four factors determined by Rizal for the country’s future misfortune and debasement, namely: the brutalization of the masses by the Spaniards, impoverishment, the extermination of the inhabitants and the fostering of internecine feuds among races.
The brutalization of the Malayan Filipino is impossible. There exist writers, freethinkers, historians, artists and jurists. The divine flame of thought is inextinguishable. Poverty does not arrest development. It breeds a desire for change as wealth brings conservatism. It would likewise be impossible to exterminate the inhabitants of the Philippines. Wars and epidemics have not exterminated Filipinos. Internecine feuds were formerly possible but communication has developed. This has fostered unity and understanding. Advancement and ethical progress of the Philippines are inevitable and decreed by faith.
Reforms are necessary to attain this development. Freedom of the expression and representation in the Spanish Cortes must be accomplished The Philippines may be assimilated by Spain, or the Philippines may cut its umbilical cord from Spain through violent means and eventually be independent.
References:
Capino, D. C. (1977). Rizal Life, Works and Writings. Quezon city: JMC Press.
Jose Ma. Hernandez, E. d. (1959). Jose Rizal the Leader and Patriot. Manila: Kayumanggi Publishers.
Jose Maria Hernandez, E. A. (1958). A College Anthology of Rizal's Works. Manila: R.P. Garcia Publishing Co.
Ocampo, A. R. (2000). Rizaql Without the Overcoat. Pasig City Philippines: Anvil Publishing Inc.
Zaide, G. F. (1994). Jose Rizal Life Works, and Writings of a Genius, Writer, Scientist, and National Hero. Quezon City, Philippines: All Nations Pubishing Co., Inc.
www.lasolidaridad.net/Soli91104.htm. Retrieved on May 7, 2010.
joserizal.info/Writings/Other/centuryhence.htm. Retrieved on May 23, 2010.
www.archive.org/.../philippinescentu00riza/philippinescentu00riza_djvu.txt. Retrieved on May 3, 2010.
SOCIOLOGY-ANTHROPOLOGY SYLLABUS
COURSE ABSTRACT:
This course introduces students to the sociological ways of understanding reality and to basic concepts in anthropology. The focus is on the fields’ major concepts, the dialectic between self and society in space and time, and the various perspectives taken to interpret the social world as it evolved in the past and continues to evolve through the present. A greater attention will be devoted to theoretical frameworks of understanding the basic concepts of culture and society in the field but, nonetheless, the links between theory and reality shall be delineated and explored to illuminate the weakness and strengths of each framework. At all times, therefore, the instructor shall take extra care in the Philippine setting. Lectures, discussions, and class presentations will comprise the bulk of the classes.
EONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
Political Science and Economics are social sciences. Political science is a concerned with the theory and practice of politics and the analysis of political systems and political behavior. Economics, on the other hand analyzes the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Economics has to do with the system in which our society organize or control the economic sphere whether it be through capitalism, a centrally planned government or the free market. Often, the type of economic system a country subscribes to is chosen by the government in power. What economic system does the Philippines subscribe to? (For SLU Economics 1 Code 0209 answer the questions posted in tis link=> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IjrpfgVRVtxa3tKOTCTJgboHqCDXKr8h2d77bhgQH-k/edit?hl=en#
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE: "Political Science and Economics are social sciences. Political science is a concerned with the theory and practice of politics and the anal..."
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: FILIPINAS DE CIEN ANOS
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: FILIPINAS DE CIEN ANOS: "This essay of Rizal entitled 'Filipinas de cien años' was first published in La Solidaridad , Madrid, between September 30, 1889, and Fe..."
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: FILIPINAS DE CIEN ANOS
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: FILIPINAS DE CIEN ANOS: "This essay of Rizal entitled 'Filipinas de cien años' was first published in La Solidaridad , Madrid, between September 30, 1889, and Fe..."
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: Sociology-anthropology
LIPUNAN, PAMAMAHALA atbp....: Sociology-anthropology: "Assignment: Specific cultures ( one material and one non-material culture) in a short recycled bond paper Date Due: Apr..."
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