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TEACHER AS A SCHOOL CULTURE CATALYST

Lesson1: Culture and Education

Learning Task No.4

Juliet L. ProfE [email protected]. 1

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 Culture and Education Picture Explanation
Culture is not stagnant, therefore as the
people changes, the culture is constantly
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evolving too. As features of a culture
change, so do the clothing styles. By
studying the clothing of different periods
in history you can understand the
customs, beliefs, values, economics, and
1.Culture is Dynamic technology of that time. As seen in the
picture, these ladies are wearing
traditional dress which is baro’t saya.
The styles may differ but we can really
see where this designs at present
originated.
As an ethnic festival, the Kaamulan
celebrates the customs and traditions of
the seven tribal groups that originally
inhabited in the province of Bukidnon.
Each activity is a meaningful ceremony
that reflects the richness and diversity of
2.Culture is Multifaceted the Bukidnon culture. Integrated into
the festival are activities designed to
fuse the different sectors in the
provincial community as a
whole.  Culture is indeed multifaceted as
it has many aspects.

No other cultures in Asia, in Europe or

even in America, perform such a gesture
of giving a sign of respect by using mano
or pagmamano. Mano or pagmamano is
similar to hand-kissing. It’s performed by
a person giving the greeting by bowing
down toward the person or the elder or
taking his hand or her hand and pressing
it on the forehead. From youth, Filipinos
3.Culture is Embedded in are taught to respect the elders, not only
Context within the family, but those in the
community as well, be they strangers or
relatives. We Filipinos believe that the
elders have earned the respect of the
younger generations not only through
their age, but through their acquired
wisdom and experience.
Aquinos has been part of the Philippine
History and they play a big role when we
talk about social, economic and political
4.Culture is Influenced by factors in the Philippines. This family has
Social, Economic and been part of our culture as we trace
Political Factors back history they give their contributions
to our society. To some point, these
people have big participation to the
celebration of our distinctive culture.
Humans are constantly changing so
culture adopts it too and evolve. In the
field of Education, in ancient Philippines,
children were given the rudiments of
education. Such education was both
academic and vocation. The father
trained his sons to be warriors, hunters,
fishermen, miners, lumbermen and ship
builders. The mother on her part trained
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daughters in cooking, gardening,
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5.Culture is Created system of education was introduced to
Social and and Socially the archipelago. Primary schools,
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Write a three paragraph reflective essays on the type of learners the society is handling now. Include
your personal insights on how will you handle them.

Tomorrow's nation will be built by today's generation and our pupils are the youth of today.
Students play an important part in society and how it evolves through time. The student years are a
person's formative years, and they are considered to be the most important years of their lives
because today's sowing will reap tomorrow's harvest.
Education is the foundation upon which a pupil is created. In reality, education helps pupils
develop their character. They will understand facts and numbers, how things should be handled, what
the present situation is, and many other essential important elements through education. They
redesign their thoughts and ideas based on these variables, and this is what will benefits them in the
long run as an adult. Education allows a student to see their own talents and personal independence in
life. Education begins in every household, not only at school. A youngster learns from his home, school,
and subsequently society, and therefore every individual with whom he meets has an impact on his
later life. Today, We've witnessed how the youth band together to oppose corruption, violence, and
terrorism, as well as to fight for the nation's peace and security. However, we can see that a lack of
patriotism among the youth is gradually developing, threatening the nation's unity and tranquility.
Students serve as a link between generations. They must recognize and comprehend today's events,
eliminate the bad, extract the good, and put it into practice for tomorrow. For this understanding, the
proper education with the right engagement in what is occurring is a must, and the educational system
should ensure that students are equipped with the necessary knowledge. The syllabus and exercises
should be designed in such a way that they are interactive and engaging so that students comprehend
and value what they are learning.
If we do not mold our youth today, we may regret it tomorrow, because tomorrow's nation is in
the hands of our upcoming youth, who will pass on what they have learned in a better format to future
generations, allowing the country to grow in all sectors and make it one of the most powerful and
harmonious nations of the future. Set a good example for the younger generation, and they will ensure
that they live up to tomorrow's standards. When every family sets an example, it will spread across
society and eventually to the entire country. So, let us join hands today for a brighter future via our
kids, who are currently students.

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