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Cultural, Social and Political Institutions

Kinship, marriage, and the household
a. Kinship by blood Descent and marriage (unilineal, matrilineal, patrilineal, bilateral)
b. Kinship by marriage Marriage rules cross-culturally (Monogamy vs. Polygamy, post-marital residency rules, referred marriage partners)
c. Kinship by ritual
d. Family and the household
e. Nuclear, extended, and reconstituted families
f. Politics of kinship (political dynasty, alliances)
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Content Standard:
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The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
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  1. Cultural, social, and political institution as sets of norms and patterns of behavior that relate to major social interests
  2. social stratification as the ranking of individuals according to wealth, power, and prestige
  3. Social and political inequalities as features of societies and the global community

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Learning Competency:
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  • Define a family
  • What are the different types of family
  • Trace kinship ties and social networks

1 - MOTIVATION

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Materials are to discuss the relationship between the family and the society. It raises awareness among students about the importance or relevance of a family in the society. Moreover, students are expected to be knowledgeable of some certain elements of a family.

E-learning Tools or Resources

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Applied Sociology in the Family

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The role of the family in society

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Tywin Lannister – Family name that lives on – Game of Thrones 1x07 (HD)

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Watch: Lion King

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What’s your role in the family?

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Connecting Individuals, Families and Society

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Family – #Meme/#meme

2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES

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E-learning materials are used to discuss types of kinship in the world. Students are expected to differentiate the different kinds of kinship by learning its uniqueness and form. Moreover, students are expected to describe kinship forms by looking at their cultures.

E-learning Tools or Resources

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Kinship: Meaning, Types and Other Information

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Family Rocks: The Life of Peg

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Kinship, family and marriage among the Indian tribes (ANT)

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The Relationship Game

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Kinship Quiz!

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Family and kinship

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Monogamy

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Watch: Game of Thrones Season 1

3- LESSON PROPER

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E-learning materials focus on discussing different kinds of practices per kinship. It discusses the kin’s norms and deviant behavior. Students are expected to know how individuals conform to the rules of the kin and also to learn about deviant behavior in the kin specifically about taboo. These materials will make students think about the uniqueness of every kinship through their practices.

E-learning Tools or Resources

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Descent Principles: Part 1

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Why is there a taboo on marrying close relatives? Icest taboo. Genetics explanation

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Kinship: Observing Practice Activity

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Quiz on Origins & Impact of Incest Taboo

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Cultural kinship presentation

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Watch: National Geographic Documentary about Taboo

4- LEARNING PERFORMANCE

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Materials are focused on the application of Kinship in the modern age or times. It describes some liberal practices the families have. Moreover, students would learn more about new and modern practices of families in the Philippines and also in the global setting.

E-learning Tools or Resources

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Kinship and Relation to Modern Times

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Modern Kinship

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Kinship, Commerce, and Trade Networks: The Early Modern Sephardic Diaspora

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Drawing Kinship Diagrams

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Filipino Family

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Modern Family

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Watch: Oro, Plata, Mata (1)

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Watch: Oro, Plata, Mata (2)

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