The document discusses two types of solidarity: mechanical solidarity and organic solidarity. Mechanical solidarity is found in traditional societies where people share the same ethnicity, religion, and culture. Organic solidarity exists in modern societies where people depend on each other economically. It also notes that solidarity is a unity or agreement between individuals who share common interests and provide mutual support within a group. The document asks students to relate the discussion of solidarity to key Filipino values like pakikisama, pakiki-isa, and bayanihan which emphasize working and existing for others rather than just oneself.

3. Mechanical Solidarity –
It is something that appears in
traditional societies. People
belonging in this group are of the
same ethnic group, the same
religion and the same culture.

4. Oganic Solidarity –
People need each other in an
economic sense, so they hold
together. We depend on one
another to keep the economy
functioning.

5.  It is a unity or agreement of
feeling or action of individuals
with a common interest, mutual
support within a group.

7. Adventures in the
desert…

8. For Filipinos, we exist for
other not only with oneself.

9.  Relating with our discussion on
solidarity, share your idea/s in class
with the Filipino values of
pakikisama, pakiki-isa, pakikipag
kapwa, bayanihan, and pakikiramay.