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The document outlines an activity for senior high school students to reflect on their unique social features and the forces that shaped them. Students are asked to identify their distinguishing characteristics such as sex, religion, or residence that were influenced by societal, cultural or political forces. They then assess whether these features provide opportunities or constraints in their lives and society.
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To create change in their community, a senior high school student believes they must first understand the issues affecting their community. They should then develop a plan of action to address the issues and work to implement solutions, which may involve organizing community members, holding discussions with leaders, or starting their own community programs. Evaluation of progress and making adjustments to the plan would also be necessary steps to create sustained change.
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The document outlines the curriculum for senior high school students at Narra National High School for the first quarter of the 2018-2019 school year. Students will study culture, society, and politics through understanding their family, themselves, their nation, world, continent, and town in the first activity of the quarter.
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Individuals in a society share some similarities but also have differences. Both the similarities and differences between individuals can impact life in the whole community. Similarities bond people together and create a shared culture and values, while differences may cause divisions but can also encourage diversity and innovation in the community. How individuals relate across their similarities and differences influences whether the overall society functions harmoniously.
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To create change in their community, a senior high school student believes they must first understand the issues affecting their community. They should then develop a plan of action to address the issues and work to implement solutions, which may involve organizing community members, holding discussions with leaders, or starting their own community programs. Evaluation of progress and making adjustments to the plan would also be necessary steps to create sustained change.
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Students are tasked with visiting a local mall or store to observe how people conduct themselves individually and collectively. They should note what types of people go (gender, age), what items they buy, and how people of different categories interact. The students will then record their observations in a social investigation record under the headings of client sort of people, what they buy, and interactions.
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Individuals in a society share some similarities but also have differences. Both the similarities and differences between individuals can impact life in the whole community. Similarities bond people together and create a shared culture and values, while differences may cause divisions but can also encourage diversity and innovation in the community. How individuals relate across their similarities and differences influences whether the overall society functions harmoniously.
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Biological evolution refers to genetic changes in populations over generations, while cultural evolution is the development of ideas, behaviors, and traditions in human societies over time. Anthropologists study human and cultural evolution, seeking to understand how human societies developed and adapted through non-genetic cultural changes. Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection proposed that genetic variations between individuals can provide advantages for survival and reproduction, leading populations to evolve over many generations through the processes of variation, inheritance, and selection.
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The document outlines an activity for senior high school students to reflect on their unique social features and the forces that shaped them. Students are asked to identify their distinguishing characteristics such as sex, religion, or residence that were influenced by societal, cultural or political forces. They then assess whether these features provide opportunities or constraints in their lives and society.
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Students are tasked with visiting a local mall or store to observe how people conduct themselves individually and collectively. They should note what types of people go (gender and age), what items they buy, and how people interact across categories. The students will then record their observations in a social investigation record, noting details about 10 clients and 10 interactions.
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Hominid species gradually evolved biologically and culturally over time, from early hominids like Australopithecus, to later species such as Homo erectus, Homo sapiens, and Cro-Magnon. Students were tasked with completing a chart comparing the biological and cultural developments of different hominid species, and identifying terms like biological evolution, fossils, bipedalism, and artifacts.
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Biological evolution refers to genetic changes in populations over generations, while cultural evolution is the development of ideas, behaviors, and traditions in human societies over time. Anthropologists study human and cultural evolution, seeking to understand how human societies developed and adapted through non-genetic cultural changes. Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection proposed that genetic variations between individuals can provide advantages for survival and reproduction, leading populations to evolve over many generations through the processes of variation, inheritance, and selection.
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Students were asked to observe unwritten social rules and behaviors of students in the school canteen for one hour without being noticed. They were to take notes on the names, sex/gender, school status of those observed and any unwritten rules of decorum and propriety they followed. The activity was part of a senior high school Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics course to analyze social interactions and norms.
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The document is a curriculum for a senior high school course on understanding culture, society, and politics. It includes an activity to identify cultural elements of the Philippines and China such as language, religion, food, music, dance, holidays, ceremonies, costumes, sports, and traditions. Students are also asked to list causes and consequences of social change such as modernization and globalization.
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The document provides instructions for an activity asking students to depict changes in public transportation and society in the Philippines across different eras. Students are asked to paste pictures of modes of public transportation from the 19th century, 20th century, and 21st century to show technological, cultural, social, and political changes over time.
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