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Lapuz - ChristianAries-Topic 3
Lapuz - ChristianAries-Topic 3
Fill up the table of specific contributions/influence to the society of the identified social institutions. The participant
must be guided by the Bronfenbrenner’s Bioecological Model.
After group discussion, conduct a SWOT analysis of your school and then fill out the form below. You may share this
to your groupmates.
Strengths Weaknesses
Opportunities Threats
You and the other participants will be grouped according to the different social institutions (e.g. political, economic,
among others). After the brainstorming session, draft a plan of action to address the challenges and problems
identified.
Pampanga Group
PLAN OF ACTION
People/Agency
Political Issues Goal/s Strategy Success Indicators
Involved
*Provision of Safe *Conduct *Teachers *Presented
Space where research on *Research and recommendations
students can the problem Development Unit of to the DepEd policy
participate in political that concern DepEd makers based on
movements without student’s findings.
Oppression in
fear. participation in
students Activism
political
movements
*Communicate
the findings
with DepEd
*Teachers *Presented
*Protection of and *Conduct case
*Research and recommendations
support to schools study research
Development Unit of to the DepEd policy
that cater indigenous on the effect
DepEd makers based on
Closure of Lumad students. of the closure
findings.
schools in Davao of Lumad
schools to
indigenous
students.
*Conduct case *Teachers
Established
studies on *Research and
institutionalized
*Specify disciplinary teachers Development Unit of
support
actions a teacher can accused of DepEd
mechanisms for
Pending Teacher impose for learners child (learner) Legislators
teachers and
Protection Act committing malicious abuse.
school
actions towards a Submit a
administrators
teacher. petition on the
imposing
passage of the
disciplinary actions.
Senate bill.
*Despite the *Integrate *Teachers *Students are
Stories of injustice
injustices happening basic human equipped with an
in the country that
in the country, rights unyielding concept
adversely influence
students’ concept of education in of justice.
the students’
justice should remain classes.
concept of injustice
firm and unyielding.
Members:
Raycee Kea Bondoc, Jonalyn Correa, Mary Joy Cruzado, Ryan Christian Sicat Jacinto, Christian Aries Lapuz, Arbie
Nacanilao, Geniedience Lising Paulono, Cathyleen Serrano, Marvin Sumat, Glaiza Zabala, Marvin Zapata, Kristan
Paul Trasga, Mark Eadrine Aguas, Roi Rasco, John Kenneth Simbulan, Ruffus Corin Eiffel Tanhueco
The National Training Program for Newly- Hired Teachers
under the Junior Level Science Scholarship (JLSS) Program of Republic Act No. 10612 | Batch 2
Part 4. Reflection paper about the topic
My Reflection
Today, I learned the different functions of education. One of those is it transmit culture. It transfers knowledge, social
norm values and beliefs into the next generation. Another one is the Career Selection. Education prepares the
students for the future. It prepares them for their future endeavors and provide them with all the necessary
information regarding the social life and professional life.
I also learned the different sociological perspectives on education. It is base on how different theories sees the
education process. One of those theory is the Critical Sociology. They are an expert in analyzing cultures and the
education system. They believe that our educational system perpetuates social inequalities arising from differences
in class, gender, races, and ethnicity. An example of that is the difference in social class of the students. One of the
modalities provided by the Department of Education is the Online Learning. Only those students who has gadgets
and strong and stable internet connection will have access to it while those who do not have those things, they will be
given Self-Learning Modules where their learning will purely depend on the modules. The other theories are the
Structural Functionalism, Feminist Theory and Symbolic Interactionism.