Online Teaching Materials for Filipinos
Responding to Social, Political, and Cultural Change
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1. Inclusive Citizenship and participatory governance
2. New forms of media and social networking
3. Social movements (e.g., environmentalism, feminism)
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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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develop a plan of action for community-based response to change
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 how to respond to social, political and cultural change. The materials presented in this part of the lesson will show the students some notable social, political and cultural changes. Generally, these materials will serve as an introduction to aid the students gain interest in the topic.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Philippine Bureaucracy: Bloated and Corrupted
Why Social Media is Important for Your Personal and Professional Life
Social Change
Countdown
Trivia Quiz- Presidents of the Philippines
Social Movements: Introduction
Man in the Mirror by Michael Jackson
Cultural Change?
More Inclusive Governance In The Digital Age
2 - STARTING ACTIVITIES
Short explanation on how to use these e learning materials:
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The e-learning resources given in this part of the lesson will further discuss social, political and cultural changes. These would include inclusive citizenship and participatory governance, new forms of media and social networking, and social movements. This part of the lesson will introduce the nature of these changes and how some people would respond to these.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Strengthening Citizen Participation in Local Governance
Bureaucracy in the Philippines
SOCIAL MEDIA: Politics 2.0- The Power of the Citizen
Pile Up (Traffic Jam)
The Philippine Citizenship Test Practice
Types of Social Movements
Social Movements
Fight song by Rachel Platten
What Is Social Media? Explaining the Big Trend
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 the responses of people to social, political and cultural changes. The materials presented in this part of the lesson will continue to touch on inclusive citizenship, participatory governance, new forms of media and social networking.
E-learning Tools or Resources
Family Feud
Multiple Choice Quiz
The Nature of Bureaucracy in the Philippines
The Decline but Not Fall of Hierarchy — What Young People Really Want
The Ladder of Citizen Participation in the Digital Era
Stefan Wolff on the key ingredients of inclusive citizenship
Social Depression
Other Side of the Screen by Emily Sholz
Watch: Hotel Rwanda
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 social, cultural and political changes. The e-resources presented in this part of the chapter will also be used to assess how much the students understood the topic.
E-learning Tools or Resources
How Participation Creates Citizens
Citizen Engagement in fragile and conflict-affected situations: Really?
How Social Networks Have Changed The World!
Murder Hunt
Chapter Quiz
Copy of Understanding, Culture, Society and Politics
Gary Varvel’s cartoons on Donald Trump
Just Stand Up by Stand Up to Cancer
Social movements – a primer: Toby Chow at TEDxUofIChicago