Buliran Rd.

, Sitio Bayugo, San Isidro, Antipolo City 1870 Rizal, Philippines *PO Box 1079 Antipolo City
Tel. Nos.: (02) 503-4764 (02)425-3924 *Cell Nos. 0921-7452087/0926-7262467 *Website: www.picollege.edu.ph

COURSE SYLLABUS
1st Semester – AY 2022-2023

I. COURSE INFORMATION
Course Title & Code: Filipino Values System (VED4) Instructor: Darwin F. Tolentino
Course Credit: 3 units Email: darwin.tolentino@deped.gov.ph
Year level and Placement: 3rd year AS, 1st Semester Contact: 09128613144
Class Schedule: Monday 2:00—5:00 PM Facebook: Darwin Facunla Tolentino

II. COURSE
DESCRIPTION
This course focuses on social constructs within Filipino culture which define that which is socially
considered to be desirable. It gives a deeper understanding and appreciation of one’s socio-cultural
heritage, and his beliefs, traditions, practices etc., as vital factors in the progress of values system of the
Filipino family. Furthermore, this course contrasts how the then and now Filipino Values system
developed over time.

III. COURSE
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the semester, the learners will be able to:
WEEK LESSON
 Gain richer understanding on the nature and source of Filipino values. ASSESSMENT
TIMELINE
 Analyze the different values practiced by Filipinos.
1 A. Class Policy A clear outlook on class
 Develop values that are truly humane and are responsive to the need of the society.
B. Course Outline outlines along with the
C. Grading System grading system and class
policy to abide.
2 II. Introduction to FILIPINO VALUES SYSTEM Make your own quotation or
 Filipino Term for Value an acrostic about V-A-L-U-
 What is a value? E-S
 Why is there a need for values?
 Can values be taught?
 Are values subjective or objective?
 Are values permanent or changeable?
What are Filipino values?
3-4  General Types of Values Reflection Writing
 Set A Types of Values
1.1 Appetitive Value
1.2 Sensuous or sexual value
1.3 Aesthetic value
5  General Types of Values Reflection Writing
 Set A Types of Values
1.4 Intellectual value
1.5 Moral value
1.5 Spiritual value
1.6 Value of the holy

6-7  General Types of Values Reflection Writing

 Set B Types of Values
2 Personal value
3 Psychological value
4 Sociological value
5 Cultural value
6 Historical value
7 Behavioral value
8 Educational value
9 Political value
10 Sensational value
11 Sentimental value
 Buliran Rd., Sitio Bayugo, San Isidro, Antipolo City 1870 Rizal, Philippines *PO Box 1079 Antipolo City
Tel. Nos.: (02) 503-4764 (02)425-3924 *Cell Nos. 0921-7452087/0926-7262467 *Website: www.picollege.edu.ph

8-9  General Types of Values Reflection Writing

 Set C Types of Values
12 Commercial value
13 Financial value
14 Conjugal value
15 Scientific value
16 Technological value
17 Ecological value
18 Instrumental value
19 Intrinsic value
20 Relative value
21 Ultimate value

10 Midterm Examination Week

11-12  Filipino Values Reflection Writing
 Value One (Personal Dignity)
 Value Two (Prudence)
 Value Three (Survival)
 Filipino Values
 Value Four (Diligence and Patience)
 Value Five (Diplomacy)
 Value Six (Work)

13-14  Filipino Values Reflection Writing

 Value Seven (Self-initiative)
 Value Eight (The Family)
 Value Nine (Human Fellowship)
 Filipino Values
 Value Ten (Non-violence)
 Value Eleven (Education)
 Value Twelve (Religion)
15  Filipino Values Reflection Writing
 Value Thirteen (Hospitality)
 Value Fourteen (Freedom and Love of Country)
 Value Fifteen (Self-Discipline)
 Value Sixteen (Parental Responsibility)

16-17  Filipino Philosophy of Life Reflection Writing

 Elements of the Filipino Philosophy of Life
 Law of Reversion
 Balance of Nature
 Cyclic Concept of Nature
 The Filipino Philosophy of Values
 The Roots of Filipino
 The Heart of Filipino
 The Mind of Filipino
 The Evaluative Core of Filipino Value System
 The concept of HALAGA
22 Determinants of halaga
23 Dominant function of halaga
24 Halaga as an Orientation
25 Halaga as Motive Force
26 Halaga as a Source of Meaning
27 Halaga and Social Apperance
 The Filipino Values System then and now
18 Final Examination Week

IV. GRADING SYSTEM

 Buliran Rd., Sitio Bayugo, San Isidro, Antipolo City 1870 Rizal, Philippines *PO Box 1079 Antipolo City
Tel. Nos.: (02) 503-4764 (02)425-3924 *Cell Nos. 0921-7452087/0926-7262467 *Website: www.picollege.edu.ph

I. Midterm
A. Class Participation (70%)
a. Attendance (20%) – Discussion Fora (recitations and class sharing and online engagement)
b. Assessment (50%) – Submitting ALL the required assessment provided at the end of every pre- recorded
video lesson which will be posted in the Google Classroom.
B. Midterm Examination – (30%)
(Can be in form of written and oral online examination, a requirement term paper, a portfolio, a video, etc.)
II. Finals
A. Class Participation (70%)
a. attendance (20%) – Discussion Fora (recitations and class sharing and online engagement)
b. Assessment (50%) – Submitting ALL the required assessment provided at the end of every pre- recorded
video lesson which will be posted in the Google Classroom.
B. Final Examination – (30%)
(Can be in form of written and online examination, a requirement paper, a portfolio, a video, etc.)
Final Grade Computation: (MTG + FG/ 2)

V. COURSE POLICIES
ONLINE CLASS NETIQUETTE
1) Be scholarly. Use proper language in explaining and justifying your opinions.
2) Be professional. Always represent yourself well.
3) Be respectful. Respect privacy. Respect diversity and opinions that differ from your own.
4) Be responsible. Submit all the required outputs on time.

VI. REFERENCES:
 F. Landa Jocano, Filipino Value System (A Cultural definition), PUNLAD Research House, Inc.
Metro Manila
 Florentino T. Timbreza, (2003) Filipino Values Today (A Primer for Values Education), National
Book Store, Mandaluyong City
 Tomas D. Andres, Understanding Filipino Values (A Management Approach), New Day
Publishers, Quezon City

Prepared by:

DARWIN F. TOLENTINO
Instructor