The document addresses various critical social issues, including poverty and homelessness, climate change, overpopulation, gender inequality, bullying, and teenage pregnancy, highlighting their significance and impact on society. It outlines objectives for recognizing these issues and encourages the development of value judgments and sound reactions to them. Additionally, the document includes activities aimed at arranging words and making decisions about solutions to these problems.

1. Different Social
Issues in Society

2. Objectives:
• Recognize the critical issues in the society;
• Determine the positive and negative values found in the
society;
• React soundly on the critical issues in society;
• Determine the cause and effect of the critical issues in
the society and;
• Write a short paragraph depicting/showing value
judgment.

3. ACTIVITY

4. FIX ME!
Arrange the jumbled
letters to form a
meaningful words.

5. lessnesshome

6. Homelessness

7. matecli ngecha

8. Climate Change

9. tionlapupoover

10. Overpopulation

11. livic htsgir

12. Civil Rights

13. ingybull

14. Bullying

15. Different Social
Issues in Society

16. You will learn how to
make Value judgment on
this critical issues in our
society.

17. What is Social Issues?
Are topics that deal with problems and
their need for solutions. Some issues that
usually arise and need prompt actions are
child abuse, pollution, hunger, violence,
racism, inequality, etc.

18. 6 Different
Critical Issues
in Society

19. 6 Different Critical Issues in Society
Poverty and homelessness
Climate Change
Overpopulation
Gender Inequality
Bullying
Teenage Pregnancy

20. 1.Poverty and Homelessness
-Are worldwide problems. According to Habitat
for Humanity, one-quarter of the world's
population lives in conditions that harm their
health and safety. Many do not have shelter, a
basic human need for survival.

21. 1.Poverty and Homelessness

22. 2. Climate Change
-A warmer, changing climate is a threat to
the entire world. Climate change affects the
entire world population, and the Union of
Concerned Scientists calls this social issue
"one of the most devastating problems
humanity has ever faced."

23. 2. Climate Change
-A warmer, changing climate is a threat to
the entire world. Climate change affects the
entire world population, and the Union of
Concerned Scientists calls this social issue
"one of the most devastating problems
humanity has ever faced."

24. 2. Overpopulation
-As the population of the world grows,
resources become scarcer. The United
Nations reports that the current population
of 7.7 billion people is expected to grow in
coming decades, with a projection of 8.5
billion people by 2030.

25. 3. Overpopulation
-As the population of the world grows,
resources become scarcer. The United
Nations reports that the current population
of 7.7 billion people is expected to grow in
coming decades, with a projection of 8.5
billion people by 2030.

26. 4. Gender Inequality
-A report from the Pew Research Center
Fact
Tank indicates that about 50% needs to do
more to address the income gap between
men and women. Women still lag behind
men in wages and top leadership positions
held, although they are now more likely to
attain a college degree.

27. 4. Gender Inequality
-A report from the Pew Research Center
Fact
Tank indicates that about 50% needs to do
more to address the income gap between
men and women. Women still lag behind
men in wages and top leadership positions
held, although they are now more likely to
attain a college degree.

28. 4. Bullying
-the behavior of a person who hurts or
frightens someone smaller or less
powerful, often forcing that person to
do something they do not want to do.

29. 4. Bullying
-the behavior of a person who hurts or
frightens someone smaller or less
powerful, often forcing that person to
do something they do not want to do.

30. 4. Teenage Pregnancy
-refers to female adolescents becoming
pregnant between the ages of 13-19.
These young females have not yet
reached adulthood and the causes of
teenage pregnancy vary greatly.

31. 4. Teenage Pregnancy
-refers to female adolescents becoming
pregnant between the ages of 13-19.
These young females have not yet
reached adulthood and the causes of
teenage pregnancy vary greatly.

32. ACTIVITY

33. Deciding What to Do
Write a sound decision on how
you are going to provide solutions
to
the following social issues in the
world.

34. Deciding What to Do
Issue 1: Overpopulation
Solution 1: ____________________________________________________.
Issue 2: Child Abuse
Solution 1: ____________________________________________________.
Issue 3: Teenage Pregnancy
Solution 1: ____________________________________________________.
Issue 4: Civil Rights and Racial Discrimination
Solution 1: ____________________________________________________.

35. ASSIGNMENT

36. Assignment
Choose a social critical issue that
you want to reflect upon and
share your insights how you
make a value judgment about it.
Write your ideas in paragraph
form.

37. Thank You
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