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Block 61, Lot 28-31 Bristol St. Cor Brgy. North Fairview, Quezon City
By:
Hizon, Mark C.
Llorando,Trixie Jaime A.
Tan, Melvin
Tuazon, Aubrey C.
January 2019
Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Attributes in an Early Age. This study also determines the background of the study,
scope and the limitation, significance of the study, and the definition of terms.
Introduction
thinking, logical attributes, and different perspectives of a person. This subject aims the
potential of a student to attain wisdom that they could use it in practical way of living.
Nowadays Junior High School have usually eight different core subjects, five major
subjects and three minor subjects or applied subjects. Students here in the Philippines
are currently focusing in academic studies including the values education that focuses on
molding the attitudes and behavior of a person that is similarly to subject philosophy. The
difference between two is that the values education are just strengthening the moral
attributes of of a person but in philosophy it will teaches the students to look forward on
the effects of every circumstances in life, that is essential for decision making. The
purpose of the study, is to adopt the values education to become philosophy, this proposal
helps the students to become wiser than ever even in their early stages. The Junior high
school students could attain moral practices in life, adequate wisdom, social thinking, and
decision making. This subject will improve the psychological well-being of a person, it
could help the learners to handle situations and problems in life. Philosophy as a core
subject in Junior High school is proposing that the students in grades seven to grade ten
should now practicing their practical psychology to be able them to prepare for their senior
level. In junior high school are now currently working on choosing tracks that may help
them to be prepared in college. The junior high school students are now older enough to
learn this subject it easy to understand and apply in life which may the students could
choose better decisions. The significance of the study is to provoke the department of
education to impel the philosophy in national high school curriculums, to persuade the
students to study philosophy in their early age. For students in junior high school, it is
important to understand about the world, when did it get started and how did it created, it
also deals with understanding values, and to understand ourselves. The philosophy could
possibly bring the learner to the practical way of living instead of wasting their time for
non-significant things.
The essential needs for a student to excel on their studies particularly aiming to a
more clear state of learning and leading to a high success rate for their further studies is
all about studying and injecting philosophy within themselves in an early age as possible.
Students are noticed to be more stressful this generation, and on average, according to
"The growing teen epidemic: stress" by Michelle Maideberge, teens were reported to have
a ranging 5.8 on a 10-point scale stress level, compared to adults with ranging of 5.1
stress level. This is all caused of lack of wisdom, orientation and knowledge about life
decisions which could be given justification by means of studying philosophy on their early
lives. Philosophy is a subject that needs to have more recognition and must be a core
subject to be applied on Junior Highschool students early as possible for them to benefit
academically and socially as well. Anxiety gained from all subjects causing emotional
distress to students gives a better spot to imply Philosophy to be a core subject for Junior
high school students, the said subject could help students serving as a coping subject
surrounding all stressful subjects, Philosophy covers so much about life beliefs, about
students. In particular the researchers found students to produce a higher level of doing
philosophy with teachers who chose to organize a philosophical discussion with shared
guidance by the teacher together with the students. As such Hirsch's theory focuses on
what he calls "cultural literacy". He argues that all students need a "core knowledge" so
they can develop into better citizens. In one of his books, he lists various facts, phrases
and historical events that he believes all young Americans should be aware of, including
the Founding Fathers and Adirondack Mountains. It's Hirsch's belief that if children aren't
taught such cultural literacy at home, responsibility for it should lie with schools. They
were only about 2,500 years behind the Greeks but Philosophy is finally making it on to
the school curriculum new ending Prof Keith Topping, one of the authors of that Scottish
study, he makes clear that to get the benefits of philosophy for children you can’t treat it
like any ordinary subject. “It is countercultural,” he says Teachers have a “very
conventional lever” to introduce philosophy for children into the curriculum by virtue of its
proven benefits in boosting literacy and numeracy, he says. However, there are “ancillary
benefits that may become obvious over time”, There is also some evidence that studying
philosophy improves children’s moral decision-making, although Topping says he is “wary
High School provides an opportunity to develop critical thinking at this point in time.
1) What are the improvements the students may apply after they learn philosophy in
an early age?
1.2 Knowledge
2) How does the students help the society by learning about philosophy at an early
age?
and truth".