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Government Recognition (R-VI) No. SR – 028, s. 2014
S. Y. 2020 - 2021

LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET NO. 2

Second Semester (Finals) – Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences

Name: ___________________________________________ Grade and Section: _____________________

Time Frame: Date Submitted: ________________________
Week 2

Topic: INSTITUTIONALISM
Learning Target/s: At the end of this lesson, the student will able to analyze the basic concepts and
principles of Institutionalism.
In order to understand institutionalism, it is important to first define institutions in this theoretical
perspective. Institutions are patterns, norms rules and schemes that govern and direct social
thought and action. Institutionalism, therefore, is an approach that aims to understand and
analyze how actions, thoughts, and meanings penetrate into the social consciousness deeply
enough to embed themselves into social psyche. There are different types of institutionalism, but
their common concern is to find out the effects of these institutions and determine how these
affect the manner by which the society functions.

Day 1
ACTIVITY 1: PICTURE ANALYSIS
Directions: Study the pictures below, and answer the questions that follow.

Process Questions:
1. What can you say about the pictures above?
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2. How can you relate this to your daily life?
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ACTIVITY 2:
Directions: Read the notes sent to your group chat then give examples of Formal and Informal Institutions
using the box on the next page.

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 Formal Institutions Informal Institutions

Answer the following questions:

1. What will happen to the society if there is no Institutionalism?

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2. Explain the different types of Institutionalism.
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3. How do the views of Institutionalism theorists help you as an individual?
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Day 2
ACTIVITY 3: Differentiated Instructions
Directions: Based from what you have learned in this lesson, make a summary on the benefits of the different
types of Institutionalism that is applicable in your day to day lives in a form of poem or poster use a separate
sheet of paper for this activity.

You will be graded with the following criteria:

Content 30 points
Organization of Ideas 10 points
Originality 10 points
Total 50 points

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ACTIVITY 4 : FIND AND PAIR
Directions: Match Column A with Column B. Write only the letter of the correct answer.
Column A Column B
_____1. He is known as the Father of a. Douglas North
“Institutionalism”
____2. This is an approach that aims to understand b. Environment Systems
and analyze how actions, thoughts, and meaning that
penetrate into the social consciousness deeply
enough to embed themselves into the social psyche.
_____3. Patterns, routines, norms and rules that c. David Mitrany
govern and direct social thought and action.
___4. Refers to social practices that have been d. Institutionalism
commonly viewed as acceptable and more persistent
than codified laws.
_____5. It operates through coercive isomorphism, e. Cognitive Function
which places value on expediency as an effect of
compliance.
_____6.These are the codified rules, policies, and f. Formal Institution
norms that are considered official, originating from
state laws, government or organizations.
_____7.He was a French political economist and g. Institutions
diplomat and was viewed as one of the originators of
the European Union. He saw how the needs of the
state are to be achieved through the principle of
supranationality.
_____8.It refers to the people who make up society, h. Institutional Actors
whose actions are controlled and regulated by
institutions.
____9.It operates through mimetic isomorphism, i. . Informal Institution
which places values on what is being complied with
by others.
_____ 10. He was known as a Romanian-born j. Regulative Function
Bristish scholar, historian, and political theorist and k. Jean Monnet
considered as the father of functionalism in
international relations, which is classified under liberal
institutionalism.

Reference:

 https://coursehero.DISS_Module_Week_9_ADM_for_students.pdf

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