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SECURING THE SUCCESS OF THE
FILIPINO WHOLE CHILD

IN THE 21ST CENTURY
SAC FORUM SY 2017-2018
Norman Banico Compañero

Meycauayan College
ASCD CHALLENGED
Whole CHALLENGED
SUPPORTED
Child
ENGAGED
Tenets SAFE
HEALTHY
EACH STUDENT SHOULD BE…
HEALTHY SAFE
Each student enters school healthy Each student learns in an

intellectually challenging
and learns about and practices a
environment that is physically and
healthy lifestyle. emotionally safe for students and
adults.
EACH STUDENT SHOULD BE…
ENGAGED SUPPORTED CHALLENGED
• Actively learning (e.g., • Supported by adults • Prepared for success in

doing, thinking, and provided caring college or further
relationships
INQUIRING, creating, study and for
feeling) • Monitored to track
employment in a
progress and growth,
global environment.
• Connected to school and given timely feedback,
and opportunities to
broader community.
produce quality work.
SOCIAL MOBILITY/
STRATIFICATION
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“Hindi mo kasalanan kung
ikaw ay ipinanganak na
mahirap, pero, kasalanan
mo kung ikaw ay
mamamatay na mahirap.”
SOCIAL CLASS
Map of Conceptual Change
MINE THEIRS OURS

CAROUSEL
TALK
SOCIAL CLASS
SOCIAL MOBILITY
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Social Stratification
on Cornell Notes
Social Stratification
●Social stratification is the division of a society into different

hierarchical classes of people according to certain criteria.
●The scale of division is from highest to the lowest class;
●Usually classes are divided into three: Lower, Middle and
Upper
Social Status
●Social status is the social class to which one belongs ; a class into which his socio-economic status fits.
●Social status may be ascribed or achieved:
●Ascribed status is due to the accident of birth. It is the class to which

one is born.
●Achieved status is earned or acquired by means of a talent and effort-
making capacity of an individual or by force of circumstances.
Determinants of Social Status or Class
●Occupational and Income Scale:
■Amounts of income are very high
■Amounts of income are high
■Amounts of income are average
■Incomes are below average
■Incomes are very low
●Education
■Graduate of professional courses
■College graduates
■High School graduates
■Elementary graduates
■Primary graduates
■Below primary graduates

●House Type:
○Excellent houses
○Very good houses
○Good houses
○Average houses
○Fair houses
○Poor houses
○Bunk houses
○Very poor houses

●Dwelling Area
○Very affluent
○Affluent
○Fairly affluent
○Not affluent
○Poor
○Very poor
Social Mobility on Cornell Notes
Social Mobility
●is the ease by which people move from one social class to another;
●Is the shift in social status or rank of an individual within the frame of a social structure
●It is the movement of individuas, families, households, or other categories of people within or between social
strata in a society.
Opportunities to go up in terms of social class:
1. By effort-making
■By obtaining an education
■By exploiting a talent
■By hard work and resourcefulness
2. By force of circumstances:
CLASS SYSTEM
●Open System
●Denotes the classification of an individual or group of persons having explicit societal status based on
acquired characteristics.
●Characterized in different ways, but the term status is always associated with it
Social Class in the Philippines
Vertical and Horizontal
Higher Higher
Lower Lower
Upward Mobility Upward Mobility

●Vertical mobility – involves the upward and downward mobility,
which means a progression of social status related to class, power, and
prestige. It can be from higher to lower and vice versa.
●Horizontal mobility – refers to the movement from one status to
another within the same social category. It may be a transfer of position
to another area but with no other changes in the position.
Intergenerational vs. Intragenerational Mobilities
Intergenerational Mobility Intragenerational Mobility
One generation changes its Mobilization takes place in life
social status from previous span of one generation
generation
Between one or more Within the same generation
generations: “from rags to riches
“A doctor that comes from a “A finance analyst becomes a
family of lawyers.” manager after her promotion.”
CASTE SYSTEM
●Closed System
●Social movement is restricted by social norms;
●Status assigned at birth or assumed involuntarily later in life

CASTE SYSTEM - Hindu
COMPARATIVE IDEA of SOCIAL SYSTEMS
OPEN SYSTEM CLOSED SYSTEM
It is a movement from one Social movement is
social status to another restricted by social norms
without any social restriction. such as traditions and
customs
A status is acquired on the A status assigned at birth or
basis of merit. assumed involuntarily later in
life
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION in the Philippines
Doubled Think-
Pair-Share
Doubled Think-Pair-Share
1. Choose someone whom you want to share your notes on your Cornell Notes.
2. After sharing with each other, the two of you will have to look for another pair whom you will be sharing
your sharings to.
3. Now that you are already four in the group, you will now proceed to the Focus Group Discussion.
Focus Group
○Objective: Discussion
What are social stratification and mobility? What are things in/about
them that you can actually see in present society?
○Reflective: If you were to assess, in which of the social classes in the Philippines
are you in? Reflect why do you think so.
○Interpretative: If you were on the lower class of the society, how would you
perceive the idea of having social stratification/mobility in the society?
○Decision-Making: Do you think, it is just for an individual to remain in his social
class from his birth to death? If you were to be asked, what things do you think
one must do to improve his status in an open class system.
Transfer Task
●The group will have to make a concept map that would show how a Filipino citizen can move from one class
to another. The map must feature the ways/opportunities/values on how one could improve the way of his
living.
●The output will be entitled as “Our Ladder to Success.”
●The output will be graded using a rubric entitled “Have You Moved On.”
RUBRIC: Have you Moved On?
Moved On Moving On Break Up Cool Off
TASK Maharlika Timawa

Aliping
Namamahay
Alipin Saguiguilid
The content of the The content of the The content of the The content of the
Create a
concept map is concept map provides concept map provides concept map provides
concept map excellent. It uses satisfactory ideas that idea, although, some idea but not clearly
on how a words that are may help people. of the words may not stated. The words
Filipino can appropriate and Words were also be relevant to the used are not actually
common-people- appropriate and serve ideas thus provide relevant that they
moved from friendly. their purpose. misunderstanding that provide
one class to a Understanding flows results to separation misconception.
higher one freely and naturally. of the concept and
idea.
Our Ladder
to Success HUMILITY
HARDWORK
EDUCATION
Thank you &
God bless!!!
NORMAN BANICO COMPAÑERO
Meycauayan College

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SECURING THE SUCCESS OF THE

FILIPINO WHOLE CHILD

Norman Banico Compañero

Each student enters school healthy Each student learns in an

ENGAGED SUPPORTED CHALLENGED

• Actively learning (e.g., • Supported by adults • Prepared for success in

Norman Banico Compañero

Meycauayan College Inc.

MINE THEIRS OURS

Norman Banico Compañero

Meycauayan College Inc.

●Social stratification is the division of a society into different

●Social status may be ascribed or achieved:

●Ascribed status is due to the accident of birth. It is the class to which

●Occupational and Income Scale:

■Amounts of income are very high

■Amounts of income are high

■Amounts of income are average

■Incomes are below average

■Incomes are very low

■Graduate of professional courses

■High School graduates

■Below primary graduates

○Very good houses

○Very poor houses

Upward Mobility Upward Mobility

●Social movement is restricted by social norms;

●Status assigned at birth or assumed involuntarily later in life

●The output will be entitled as “Our Ladder to Success.”

TASK Maharlika Timawa

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