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The document discusses the Humanities and Social Science (HUMSS) strand. HUMSS includes academic disciplines that study aspects of human culture and society, such as the relationships between individuals. The HUMSS strand is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills required for degrees in fields like humanities, education, and social sciences. It covers topics such as world religions, creative writing, and Philippine politics and governance. The strand also prepares students for bachelor's degrees and careers that apply social science skills and enhance communication abilities, critical thinking, and understanding of ideas that have shaped civilizations.
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The document discusses the Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) strand offered in the Senior High School program in the Philippines. HUMSS focuses on developing skills like reading, writing and speaking and prepares students for fields like journalism, education and other social sciences. It comprises half language and speech subjects and also includes mathematics and science, but not as focus areas. Example degree programs related to HUMSS include Communication, Education, Journalism and various social science majors. Possible careers include teacher, lawyer, psychologist, journalist and others that require strong communication and social skills.
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2. Peer pressure - The need for acceptance and fear of exclusion can motivate risky behaviors or prevent individuals from expressing themselves authentically. It challenges one's independence and self-identity.
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Humss advocacy
- 1. Humanities and Social Science
- 2. * Humanities are academic discipline that study aspects of human culture
- 3. * Social science is a major category of academic disciplines, concerned with society and the relationships among individuals within a society.
- 4. * Humanities and Social Science Strand is designed to equip the students with the knowledge and skills required for those who wish to pursue academic degrees in Humanities, Education and Social Sciences.
- 5. * * Creative Writing / Malikhaing Pagsulat * Introduction to World Religions and Belief Systems * Creative Nonfiction * Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century Culture * Philippine Politics and Governance * Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship * Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences * Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences * Work Immersion/Research/Career Advocacy/Culminating Activity
- 6. * *Bachelor of Elementary Education *AB Communication *AB Journalism *AB Social Studies *AB Philosophy *AB Asian Studies *AB Literature *AB Foreign Studies *AB Political Science *AB Psychology *BS Technical Communication *BS education Technology *BS Multimedia Arts and Sciences *Secondary Education Mathematics *Bachelor of Secondary Education
- 7. *
- 8. *It deal with scientific study of human society and social relationship. It focuses on disciplines that study human culture.
- 9. *HUMSS students are in demand for jobs as simple as taking minutes of corporate meetings and as complex as leading organization.
- 10. *Your communication skills will be enhanced, which is needed in all areas of your life, this is one of the determinants of a persons success.
- 11. *It strengthens your logical reasoning and critical thinking which are needed skills once you are directed towards the development of skills needed for college and for the real world.
- 12. *You will learn about ideas and beliefs that have guided human beings and shaped civilizations for thousands of years, and you will be able o deal with different kinds of people in the 21st century- one of the in demand skills in the world.
- 13. Be a HUMSS student