CHAPTER-2 Group4
CHAPTER-2 Group4
Researchers:
Gamboa, Kesiah
Lepasana, Jonard
Osorio, Pia
Simbulan, Marielle
CHAPTER 2
This chapter includes the ideas, generalization or conclusions, methodologies and others. Those that
were included in this chapter helps in familiarizing information that are relevant and similar to the
present study.
Local According to Apolinar (2019), HUMSS strands for Humanities and Social Sciences. It is one of
the strands offered to Senior High students. This strand is for learners who aim to take up journalism,
communication arts, liberal arts education, and other social science-related courses in college. The
HUMSS strand revolves around improving a student's reading, writing and speaking skills because
if you haven't noticed yet, people who choose this strand are aspiring to become members of the
society who will be dealing with a lot of people. Students under the HUMSS strand are those who
are people-oriented and curious about the other side of the wall. This is for those who are considering
taking up journalism, communication arts, liberal arts education, and other social science-related
Paleza (2018) stated that being a HUMSS student is pressumed to be easy since they did not focus
on Science or Math. However, Humanities and Social Sciences strand focuses on other field. It
covers Political Science, Literature, Anthropology, Philosopy, World Religion, Linguistic, Psychology,
Sociology, Economics, History and many more which are mostly in relation with society and
interaction. Strand shaming is not a new issue added by Paleza. The implementation of K to 12
sparked the growth of strand hierarchy. Strand hierarchy is the belief that this strand is superior than
the other. However, strand shaming in HUMSS strand affects the choice of those upcoming Senior
High School students because of false rumors and wrong information regarding this strand.
INTRODUCTION AND ITS BACKGROUND
The Humanities and Social Sciences subjects provide a broad understanding of the world in which
we live, and how people can participate as active and informed citizens with high-level skills needed
for the 21st century. The subjects taught in Humanities and Social Science classes include: History.
A humanities tutelage preserves the great accomplishments of the past, provides insight into, and
understanding of the world we live in, and provides the paraphernalia to imagine the future. It is
through a humanities education that sophomore are empowered to make moral, spiritual, and
theoretical sense of the sphere. The Humanities and Social Science subjects include a range of skills
communicating. Students apply these skills to investigate events, developments, issues, and
phenomena, both historical and contemporary. Each subject has a different way of working. Skills
and strategies for each Humanities and Social Science subject need to be taught explicitly. The type
of questions asked, the information, evidence, and/or data gathered, and the analysis applied will
vary by subject. The subjects taught in Humanities and Social Science classes include: • Introduction
of to world and religion and Belief • General mathematics • Earth and Life science • Discipline and
ideas in social science • Contemporary Philippine arts from the religion •Oral communication
•communication and language research in the Filipino language and Filipino culture • Philippines
politics and governance • Statistics and probability What is HUMSS? Who even needs these studies?
If you think about the nature of humans, you realize that we are all social creatures. Yes, even
introverts are! Humanities and social sciences are essential for our development. Let’s also see why
practical research topics for Humss students are so important. During this crisis COVID-19
will ensure that there is space to listen to concerns, feedback, myths and rumours about Covid-19
“This century needs to thrive in attaining a society of innovation, strength, and equipment
for a world with strong camaraderie and technology. But these goals cannot be fulfilled by science
and mathematics alone.” The HUMSS strand is an imperative tool in providing knowledge in the
aspect of liberal arts, for students who desire to expand their understanding in Humanities, and Social
Sciences.
It is further synthesized, how many individuals would consider this strand to be the least complex of
all the strands. This may deter future students from enrolling in the strand because of how it is
presumed.
“These stereotypes have peppered too-many-to-mention movies and tv series when the reality isn’t
as dire as these 1080p works have made them out to be.” Morales, K. (2020) lists the following
preconceptions that are frequently pinpointed when it comes to the subject of this strand. The list
mentioned presented stereotypes that are frequently shown in mainstream media. These
misconceptions can lead to misinterpretation about what the HUMSS strand is like for its students in
subsequent years, as well as what the strand truly delivers and represents.
Moreover, Andin, Z. (2016) found that this restricting mentality also limits the strand’s potential,
“Because humanities and social sciences cover a broad field of interests, the students who are
and considers challenges for the future". Malugao, D. D., & Asis, L. R. (2019) highlights the
significance and intricacies of the HUMSS strand when it comes to modern-day society, establishing
“The world is now seeking to achieve greatness by monetary solutions to do what the ability of mind
could do. Many education officials spend more on STEM education and less in other categories, but
that isn’t the only important education. Humanities and its broadness is what builds and improves us
as human.” -Institutions and certain professionals still underestimate and fail to see the importance
of studying “soft sciences” as opposed to arithmetic, along with other branches of science. Often
undermining HUMSS students, by coming to a conclusion that students only choose HUMSS as it is
”Liberal arts is about people who can comprehend the physical world in depth, knowing the
processes and facts in it. People who have the potential to project that knowledge artistically, either
written or spoken. No one has the right to look down and pick on someone who dedicates himself or
Discerning the reasoning behind the relevancy of the HUMSS strand, gives us a valid argument as
to why the study of “unconventional disciplines”. Proves to be essential, all while playing a vital role
Likewise, former President Ronald Reagan (1987) believed that, “The arts and humanities teach us
who we are and what we can be. They lie at the very core of the culture of which we’re a part.”