Online Teaching Materials for Filipinos
New challenges to Human Adaptation and Social Change
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1. Global warming and climate change
2. Transnational migration and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)
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Content Standard:
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The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
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evaluates factors causing social, political, and cultural change
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advocate how human societies should adapt to such changes
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Learning Competency:
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describe how human societies adapt to new challenges in the physical, social, and cultural environment
1 - MOTIVATION
Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:
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The e-learning resources presented in this part of the lesson will discuss some of the changes that are occurring in society that are quite challenging to human adaptation. These will mainly introduce the concept of climate change and transnational migration. Generally, the resources presented in this part of the lesson aims to prepare students for the upcoming discussions with regards to new challenges to human adaptation and social change.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Transnational Migrants: When “Home” Means More Than One Country
The challenge for humanity in the 21st century – adapting and sizing ourselves to fit within the capacity of one planet
Fishbones – short climate change animation
Farming Juggle
California Subject Examination for Teachers
New Challenges to Human Adaptation and Social Change
Editorial- Migration
Masdan mo Ang Kapaligiran by Asin
Social Change Defined
2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES
Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:
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These e-learning resources will talk about climate change and transnational migration. The effects of global warming and climate change on individuals and society as a whole will be discussed, as well as its causes. In addition to this, some of the materials presented here will also discuss the nature of transnational migration, its causes and effects.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Climate Change and Global Warming Introduction
Earth’s temperature over the past two million years
Transnational migration, citizenship and the circulation of rights and responsibilities
Do you love your neighbor?
Climate Change Quiz
Transnational Migration and OFW
The Day After Earth Day
Jet Lag by Simple Plan
Filipino Migrant Stories and trauma in the Transnational Field
3- LESSON PROPER
Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:
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These e-learning resources aims to open up discussions with regards to new challenges to human adaptation and social change. Global warming and climate change will be further discussed in these materials such as how it can be addressed and/or adapted to. Transnational migration and how we can address it will also be discuss.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Adapting to Climate Change: A Challenge and Opportunity
Migration as an Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change
Migration and Gender Inequalities
The Counseling Challenges to the New Millennium
Unit 2 Chapter 3 Migration
Adapting Urban Areas to Climate Change
Brace yourself-Migration is coming
Heal the World by Michael Jackson
Migration: A Possible Adaptation Strategy?
4- LEARNING PERFORMANCE
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Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:
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The materials shown in this part of the lesson will be used to ensure that the students learned about some of the new challenges to human adaptation and social change.Some of these e-learning resources can also help encourage students to find out more about climate change and transnational migration and how people can address and or adapt to these phenomena. In addition to this, some of the materials can also help students get interested in knowing more about other challenges to human adaptation and social change.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Responding to Climate Change
Frontiers and Threats: Should Transnational Migration Be Considered a Security Issue?
Global Warming: Impact on Wildlife and Society
Ready
Quiz: Test your Climate Change
Economic Transnational Migration
​The Agenda
Imagine by John Lennon
Overseas Filipino Workers and Text Messaging: Reinventing Transnational Mothering