Online Teaching Materials for Filipinos
Nonstate institutions
a. Banks and corporations
b. Cooperatives and trade unions
c. Transnational advocacy groups
d. Development agencies
e. International organizations
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Content Standard:
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The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
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analyze aspects of social organization
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identify one’s role in social groups and institutions
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recognize other forms of economic transaction such as sharing, gift exchange, and redistribution in his/her own society.
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Learning Competency:
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Differentiate functions of non-state institutions in society.
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 chapter aims to help students in gaining an interest with regards to non-state institutions as well as aid them in developing an initial understanding of the topic. This part will serve as an introduction to the nature of non-state institutions by giving out its basic definition as well as some of its different types. In addition to this, the resources aim to serve as a refresher to the students so they may recall what they have previously learned about non-state institutions. The main goal of these resources is to get them interested in the topic as well as give them the necessary knowledge to further understand the next parts of the chapter.
E-learning Tools or Resources
State and Non-State Actors in International Politics
Non-state actors.. Their/Our Role in Democracy
Multinational Corporations
All Aboard
State and Non-State Actors in International Politics
Actors of International Relations
The Reality of most kids
Price Tag by Jessie J
Non-state Actors and Their Significance
2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES
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These e-learning resources aims to open up discussions with regards to non-state institutions. These can help students in seeing the roles that different types of non-state institutions play as well as their importance in society. These materials can also help in opening up discussions in class with regards to non-state institutions.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Advocacy and Lobbying
Can Non-State Service Delivery Undermine Governments
A Short History of Trade Unions
Lost at Sea- A Team Building Game
Self Assessment Quiz
Non-State Actors and Global Governance
Role of NGOs in Nation Building
What a wonderful world by Louis Armstrong
The Role of Business in Society
3- LESSON PROPER
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The given e learning resources aims to deepen the understanding of students with regards to non-state institutions. The sources can help students in knowing about the important aspects of non-state institutions as well as their responsibilities to society. The articles given on human rights and economic globalization can help students open up discussions on the relevance of non-state institutions to society and global politics. These materials can also open up discussions on the obligations and responsibilities non-state actors have.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Human Rights Issues: The State, Non-State Institutions, and the Individual
Realism and Non-State Actors Revisited
Non-State Actors (Int’l Env’l Politics Course: Lecture 6)
Rescue Relay
Chapter Quiz
Role of International Organizations in Trade Development
If you could learn something about human rights that’s d be great meme
Shelter by Sarah Mclachlahn
Non-state Actors in the Globalization of the Economy
4- LEARNING PERFORMANCE
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The materials shown in this part of the lesson will be used to ensure that the students learned about non-state institutions. Students can analyze the given material and open up discussions based on what they have learned on the chapter. In addition to this, some of the materials provided summarize the lesson presented in this chapter so that students can further retain the information they have received from this chapter.
E-learning Tools or Resources
The Influence Of Non-State Actors On Global Politics
A Framework to Assess the Role of Non-State Actors in Education against Human Rights
Debate: The WTO and non-state actors
Management Game Techniques and International NGOs
International Business Practice Quiz
Understanding Cs&P
NGO’s
Flashlight by Jessie J
Non-state actors and World Governance