COURTSHIP, DATING
and MARRIAGE
ALFRACE C. TASI
BPE-4A
Activity 1: FOUR PICS ONE WORD
Identify what word best describes the pictures.
COURTSHIP
TRADITIONAL
COURTSHIP
DATING
MARRIAGE
Courtship is the period in a
couple’s relationship which
precedes their engagement and
marriage.
COURTSHIP
During courtship, a couple gets
to know each other and decides
if there will be an engagement.
COURTSHIP
Courtship is also a test of
compatibility between the two
persons.
COURTSHIP
Courtship is an opportunity to
know the background of each
other, including the family where
each one belongs.
COURTSHIP
Different
Traditional
Practices
of Courtship
in the Philippines
Tapat
 serenading (harana)
 “to be in front of the
woman’s house”
ILOCOS REGION
Balagtasan
 The suitor begins singing a
romantic song, and then the
courted lady responds by
singing, too.
TAGALOG REGION
Naninilong
 “serenading from
the basement”
BULACAN
Gestures and Actions
 Serenading with Tagalog love
songs accompanied by a guitar
 Doing household chores
 Pay respect to the woman’s
parents by saying “Mano po.”
BATANGAS
Dating
Dating is a social activity which
involves two or more people
generally assessing each other’s
suitability for a potential
relationship.
DATING
Dating can also be enjoyed as
part of an already active
relationship.
DATING
Dating is a form of courtship
consisting of social activities done
by two people, as partners in an
intimate relationship or as a
spouse.
DATING
Dating is an act of meeting and
engaging in some mutually agreed
upon social activity, together as a
couple.
DATING
What are the
types
of dating?
1. Standard Date – involves two people
2. Double Date – two couples go on a
date at the same time and place
3. Group Date – where any number of
couples can enjoy a date
TYPES OF DATING
Importance
of Dating
1. Strengthen the relationship
2. Spend quality time with each other
3. Observe the other person’s character
4. Know one another better
5. Know one’s strengths and
weaknesses
IMPORTANCE OF DATING
6. Reveal any potential problems the
partners may have
7. Develop affection and respect for
each other
IMPORTANCE OF DATING
Engagement
Engagement is a period of
agreement entered between two
people in love for them to be able
to know each other and their
families well enough to be sure
that they are ready and are suited
for life-long companionship.
ENGAGEMENT
Marriage
Marriage is the most enjoyable
human relationship.
MARRIAGE
Marriage is the most significant
event that may happen to
one’s life.
MARRIAGE
It take only two people, a man
and a woman, to unite and
make a successful relationship
as married couple.
MARRIAGE
Marriage is a lifelong
partnership of a man and a
woman.
MARRIAGE
Marriage is a bond between two
people who continue to grow
and develop their best qualities
as human beings.
MARRIAGE
What are the
factors to consider in
choosing a lifetime partner?
1. Good character
a. God-fearing
b. Responsible and honest
c. Hardworking and industrious
d. Respectful and compassionate
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
2. Maturity
a. Handles relationship responsibly
b. Makes wise and well thought-out
decisions
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
3. Fidelity
a. Makes the relationship lasting
b. Considers the relationship sacred
c. Sincere and true to promises
made to one’s partner
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
4. Commitment
a. Makes peaceful and lasting
relationship
b. Dedicated in fulfilling
responsibilities
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
5. Love
a. Strengthens the relationship with
the partner
b. Understands one’s partner
c. Endures till death
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
6. Economic Readiness
a. Aims for a better future of the
family
b. Able to provide for the needs of
the family
c. Maintains stable job or business
that can support a family
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
7. Physical Maturity
a. Has a healthy body
b. Accepts and is proud of partner’s
physical features
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
FIXED
MARRIAGE
Fixed or arranged marriages is a union
between a groom and bride who are
selected by other parties rather than by
each other. The marriages are usually
fixed by the parents, grandparents, or
other older and respected relatives or
members of the community.
The following are some kinds of fixed marriages in the Philippines:
1. Pikot- This is a forced marriage or shotgun marriage wherein one gets married against his or her
free will. This is usually upon the command of the parents.
2. Buya - This is the parents' prearranged or preplanned future marriage of their child. The marrying
couple do not go through the usual dating and courting stages of a relationship. The parents or the
family sets the standards and guidelines of who marries their child. Wealthier families arrange for their
children to marry into a friend's family of similar status even as early as childhood.
3. Elope - This is when someone runs away secretly with a lover, especially with the intention of
getting married. This is done without the consent or knowledge of the parents.
4. Dowry - This is a process wherein the property of the parent is distributed to a daughter at her
marriage rather than at the holder's death (mortis causa). This process establishes and ensures conjugal
fund and assures support (endowment) in widowhood and eventually used to provide for the needs of
her sons and daughters.
Activity 2: ROLE PLAY
Activity 2: Role Playing
To fully understand courtship, dating
and marriage, form a group and decide
on which to portray. Your group will be
given (15) minutes to prepare for the
presentation. Be guided by the scoring
rubric to be used in the presentation.
›Rubric for the activity
THANKS

ALFRACE TASI _ PPT.pptx

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    Activity 1: FOURPICS ONE WORD Identify what word best describes the pictures.
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    Courtship is theperiod in a couple’s relationship which precedes their engagement and marriage. COURTSHIP
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    During courtship, acouple gets to know each other and decides if there will be an engagement. COURTSHIP
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    Courtship is alsoa test of compatibility between the two persons. COURTSHIP
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    Courtship is anopportunity to know the background of each other, including the family where each one belongs. COURTSHIP
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    Tapat  serenading (harana) “to be in front of the woman’s house” ILOCOS REGION
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    Balagtasan  The suitorbegins singing a romantic song, and then the courted lady responds by singing, too. TAGALOG REGION
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    Gestures and Actions Serenading with Tagalog love songs accompanied by a guitar  Doing household chores  Pay respect to the woman’s parents by saying “Mano po.” BATANGAS
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    Dating is asocial activity which involves two or more people generally assessing each other’s suitability for a potential relationship. DATING
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    Dating can alsobe enjoyed as part of an already active relationship. DATING
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    Dating is aform of courtship consisting of social activities done by two people, as partners in an intimate relationship or as a spouse. DATING
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    Dating is anact of meeting and engaging in some mutually agreed upon social activity, together as a couple. DATING
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    1. Standard Date– involves two people 2. Double Date – two couples go on a date at the same time and place 3. Group Date – where any number of couples can enjoy a date TYPES OF DATING
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    1. Strengthen therelationship 2. Spend quality time with each other 3. Observe the other person’s character 4. Know one another better 5. Know one’s strengths and weaknesses IMPORTANCE OF DATING
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    6. Reveal anypotential problems the partners may have 7. Develop affection and respect for each other IMPORTANCE OF DATING
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    Engagement is aperiod of agreement entered between two people in love for them to be able to know each other and their families well enough to be sure that they are ready and are suited for life-long companionship. ENGAGEMENT
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    Marriage is themost enjoyable human relationship. MARRIAGE
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    Marriage is themost significant event that may happen to one’s life. MARRIAGE
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    It take onlytwo people, a man and a woman, to unite and make a successful relationship as married couple. MARRIAGE
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    Marriage is alifelong partnership of a man and a woman. MARRIAGE
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    Marriage is abond between two people who continue to grow and develop their best qualities as human beings. MARRIAGE
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    What are the factorsto consider in choosing a lifetime partner?
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    1. Good character a.God-fearing b. Responsible and honest c. Hardworking and industrious d. Respectful and compassionate FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    2. Maturity a. Handlesrelationship responsibly b. Makes wise and well thought-out decisions FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    3. Fidelity a. Makesthe relationship lasting b. Considers the relationship sacred c. Sincere and true to promises made to one’s partner FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    4. Commitment a. Makespeaceful and lasting relationship b. Dedicated in fulfilling responsibilities FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    5. Love a. Strengthensthe relationship with the partner b. Understands one’s partner c. Endures till death FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    6. Economic Readiness a.Aims for a better future of the family b. Able to provide for the needs of the family c. Maintains stable job or business that can support a family FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    7. Physical Maturity a.Has a healthy body b. Accepts and is proud of partner’s physical features FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFETIME PARTNER
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    Fixed or arrangedmarriages is a union between a groom and bride who are selected by other parties rather than by each other. The marriages are usually fixed by the parents, grandparents, or other older and respected relatives or members of the community.
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    The following aresome kinds of fixed marriages in the Philippines: 1. Pikot- This is a forced marriage or shotgun marriage wherein one gets married against his or her free will. This is usually upon the command of the parents. 2. Buya - This is the parents' prearranged or preplanned future marriage of their child. The marrying couple do not go through the usual dating and courting stages of a relationship. The parents or the family sets the standards and guidelines of who marries their child. Wealthier families arrange for their children to marry into a friend's family of similar status even as early as childhood. 3. Elope - This is when someone runs away secretly with a lover, especially with the intention of getting married. This is done without the consent or knowledge of the parents. 4. Dowry - This is a process wherein the property of the parent is distributed to a daughter at her marriage rather than at the holder's death (mortis causa). This process establishes and ensures conjugal fund and assures support (endowment) in widowhood and eventually used to provide for the needs of her sons and daughters.
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    Activity 2: RolePlaying To fully understand courtship, dating and marriage, form a group and decide on which to portray. Your group will be given (15) minutes to prepare for the presentation. Be guided by the scoring rubric to be used in the presentation.
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Editor's Notes

  • #38 The partners are two individuals who understand, respect, care, and love each other.