The document discusses the role of society in human life and the importance of pursuing the common good. It defines key terms like common good, subsidiarity, solidarity, inclusive growth, and sustainable development. It argues that a strong society is one where citizens are responsible and participate in activities that promote the common good. For a community to function well, basic needs must be secured so citizens can contribute positively and stability and sustainable development can be achieved. Pursuing the common good requires elements like respect, well-being, and progress for persons, communities, and society. Social virtues like responsible family planning, environmental protection, and programs that help the weak and poor are important to achieving the common good.
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good school is equally responsible for the good education of children is essential for personal, social, and economic development. It provides individuals with the knowledge,
Any knowledge not improve will become obsolete in few years So to live and thrive in the fast changing world you must have to continually upgrade yourself in skill in knowledge in attitude any information as fast as you can to hit the top
Introduction to Social Problems ,GP 1, Wajahat ,kamran ,Ali raza aqsa , kasha...Kamran Abdullah
BS EDUCATION
SEMSETER 2nd
(From Sep 2023 to Jan 2024)
Subject: Citizenship
Teacher: Ms Sania Hayat (M.Phil.)
Classes: Monday 11-12:30 ,Tuesday 8-9:30
These Are Final Term Presentation Slides
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Institute of Education
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9-ESP 1st QUARTER 2.pptx
1. The Role of Society in Human Life
GRADE 9 - ESP
July 7,2021
Wednesday
2. Consider the following questions:
1. Is it okay for a family to consider the common good in mind?
2. How can subsidiarity safeguard human dignity in the community?
3. Why should solidarity be practiced in community life?
4. How can inclusive growth and stable economy foster the common good?
5. Why should civil society, media, and the church support the country’s
sustainable development?
(Look for the definitions of the highlighted words in the questions.)
3. 1. Common good - the benefit or interests of all.
2. Subsidiarity - the principle that decisions should always be taken at the lowest
possible level or closest to where they will have their effect, for example in a local
area rather than the whole country
3. Solidarity - mutual support within a group.
4. Inclusive growth - eeconomic growth that creates employment opportunities and
helps in reducing poverty. It means having access to essential services in health
and education by the poor. It includes providing equality of opportunity, empowering
people through education and skill development..
5. Stable economy - absence of excessive fluctuations in the macroeconomy. An
economy with fairly constant output growth and low and stable inflation would be
considered economically stable.
4. Civil society - society considered as a community of citizens linked by
common interests and collective activity.
Media - the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing,
and the Internet) regarded collectively
Church - A group of Christians (see also Christian); church is a biblical word
for “assembly.”
Sustainable development - economic development that is conducted without
depletion of natural resources.
5. Society is STRONG when it’s CITIZENS are RESPONSIBLE!
Responsible citizenship =
participation in activities
Promoting common good
6. What are essential to community life?
Volunteerism
Subsidiarity
Solidarity
OR ELSE…
Only the strong and rich will enjoy
privileges that the weak and poor
will not.
= DOWNFALL of a society
7. When BASIC NEEDS are secured, citizens can function well and
contribute positively to society.
Citizens contribute to
socioeconomic life of society
STABILITY and SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT is ACHIEVED
Society protects the citizens
By providing infrastructure and
services for everyone (hospitals,
schools, housing, health, roads)
9. Activities Daily Quite Often Once in a While NEVER
Reading the newspaper
Watching news on TV
Listening news over the
radio
Watching TV talk shows
and public affairs program
Writing to newspaper
about a certain national
issue
Discussing national issues
with others
Reading books about
Philippine -related issues
Visiting different parts of
the country
Participating in school
projects that address
national needs June 28, Fri
June 28, Fri
10. For the item you marked Never, examine yourself and give the reason
why.
(Selected students may recite their reasons why.)
11. Reasons given may be because it is boring, uninteresting, irrelevant or
nothing to do with your life. (Ex. US military exercise, China claiming the
West Phil. Sea, batang-hamog, etc)
Most of all you are a Filipino, and these things affect you.
12. Love of country starts with active community service.
“No man is an island”
We all belong to a community
It is our obligation to serve our community
You would have the same concern for your country if you
realize that everything in your country affect you and is a
reflection of its people.
13. Social Beings are expected to
pursue the common good and not
to live in isolation
14. The pursuit of the Common Good has elements:
RESPECT
Toward elders
Public authorities to
respect rights of every
one
Constituents respect
elected leaders
Students respect teachers
Etc.
WELL-BEING, GROWTH &
DEVELOPMENT
When there is conflicting
interests among citizens,
but for common good
someone is expected to
give way
ORIENTED TOWARD THE
PROGRESS OF PERSONS,
COMMUNITY, and SOCIETY
The Child who gave in to
stop from schooling is
courageous, confident, and
in solidarity with the family
The Child WHO has to Go
to School has the
responsibility to study well
and graduate
15. What are the social gilas required to achieve the
common good? Some examples are:
1. Responsible family planning
2. protection of environment
3. Human growth and Development
4. People care for others as well as for themselves
5. A social System to give all access to education, health care, and basic utilities
6. The preservation OF Cultural history and traditions
7. Effective strategies that solve poverty problems
8. Programs where the weak and poor are given support and Assistance.
9. A safe and peaceful society
16. Activity: Answer the following questions.
1. Who must give up something for the common
good?
2. What is given up?
3. How will everyone benefit?
17. Group activity: do this activity using the iPad
How can you help your country to have successful programs in an area?
You will be the law makers and law implementers.
Identify your area (population and its distribution; i.e. age, gender, jobs
available, etc)
Make programs or projects and how will these be implemented.
