The document discusses indigenous science and technology in the Philippines, highlighting its roots in indigenous knowledge and practices. It showcases various examples, such as predicting weather through animal behavior, using herbal medicine, and developing agricultural techniques, which reflect cultural understanding and environmental adaptation. The emphasis is on how these traditional methods have been vital in shaping Filipino science and technology.

1. Opening
Prayer

2. INDIGENOUS SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY IN
THE PHILIPPINES
Presented By:
Robin Aguas
Agelica Claire Buco
Reimon Bonaobra
Presented To:
Mr.Marlowe Louis Fabunan

3. Objectives
discuss the
concept of
indigenous
science;
discuss the
contribution of
indigenous science
in the development
of science and
technology in the
Philippines.

4. Introducti
on
This lesson focuses on indigenous science and technology in the
Philippines. Filipinos, especially during the early times, tried to
invent tools that will help them in everyday life.
They also developed alternative ideas in explaining various
phenomena and in explaining the world around them.
This system of knowledge is called indigenous knowledge,
which is the foundation of indigenous science.

5. Indigenous Knowledge System
Is embedded in the daily life
experiences of young children as they
grow up.
Their parents and other older folks
served as their first teachers and their
methods of teaching are very effective
in transmitting cultural knowledge in
their minds.
The lessons they learned are intimately
interwoven with their culture and the
environment.

6. Predicting weather conditions and seasons using
knowledge in observing animals' behavior and celestial
bodies
Scenarios in the ant-rout experiment. Three scenarios of the ‘ant-rout’
experiment for predicting rains
a Ants cross ditches, indicating the coming of drought.
b Ants go through ditches, indicating there will be good rain.
c.Ants going in roundabouts or zigzags to avoid ditches, indicating it will
be rainy

7. Using herbal medicine

8. Preserving foods

9. classifying plants,animals and
selecting good seeds for planting

10. Building local irrigation
systems

11. Classifying types of soil for
planting

12. Some
examples of
indigenous
knowledge
that are
taught and
practiced by
the
indigenous
people are;
• predicting weather conditions and seasons using
knowledge in observing animals' behavior and
celestial bodies
• using herbal medicine; '
• preserving foods;
• classifying plants and animals into families and
groups based on cultural properties; - preserving
and selecting good seeds for planting;
• using indigenous technology in daily lives; - building
local irrigation systems;
• classifying different types of soil for planting based
on cultural properties; -
• producing wines and juices from tropical fruits; and
• keeping the custom of growing plants and
vegetables in the yard.

13. Analysis
and
Finding
s
Identification of patterns
Emergence of themes
Variations and anomalies
Correlations and relationships

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17. Question
s and
Discussio
ns

18. Reference
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19. Thank
You!