Short Review on

Confucianism

REVIEW
 Pinoy Henyo

MOTIVATION
 Rocks

MOTIVATION
 Dagat

MOTIVATION
 Mountain

MOTIVATION
 Puno

MOTIVATION
 Rocks
Dagat
Mountain
Puno
MOTIVATION
 DAOISM

MOTIVATION
 Daoism

Symbol Background Sacred Text Observances Doctrines Subdivisions

ADVANCE ORGANIZER
Objectives
1. Create a metaphor about the symbol
of Daoism.
2. Appreciate the value of having a perfect
harmonic balance in the universe.
3. Understand the historical background
of Daoism.
OBJECTIVES
Symbol: Yin and Yang
Dao is the
origin of all
beings
whose
essence is
nothing.
DISCUSSION
Yin and Yang
A circle divided into two
swirling parts (white and black).
Signifies perfect harmonic
balance in nature.
Yin-qi (masculine)and Yan-qi
(feminine)
DISCUSSION
Yin and Yang
The big circle signifies Dao, the
source of existence
Interplay between the two
energies created and
maintains the world.

DISCUSSION
Historical Background
It began during the Zhou
dynasty.
It was founded by Laozi (Erh Li)
Laozi left Chu and was
detained at Han-Ku Pass
The jailor asked him to write a
book in prison
DISCUSSION
Group Activity

Create a metaphor
about the symbol of
Daoism.
APPLICATION
Green Cabbage

CHECKING UNDERSTANDING
GAD Integration

Should the concept of

Yin and Yang be
applied also to gender?
GENERALIZATION
True or False. (1 point each). Write T if
true and F if false.
1. Kong Fuzi was the original name of
Laozi.
2. Daoism began during the Zhou dynasty.
3. Laozi worked as a businessman.
4. The focus of Daoism is on the
environment.
5. Laozi wrote a book while in prison.
EVALUATION