About social related in society in relation to education of the Philippines

1. A Journey
of Life
Together
A True Story of a Father
and Son –
DICK and RICK HOYT

2. One day a son asks his father:
“Daddy, will you run the MARATHON
with me?” The father answers yes and both
run their first marathon together.
Then one day the son asks his father,
again:
“Daddy, will you run the IRONMAN with
me?” (the Ironman is the toughest...it
requires a 4km swim, 180km biking
and 42km running).
The father says yes again.

4. And here's a very touching line:
“Dad,” Rick typed,
“when we were running, it felt
like I wasn't disabled
anymore!”

5. The Sociology
of Social
Change in
Society
by: Elizabeth R. Gallardo

6. Social Change
• refers to an alteration in the
social order of a society
• it may include changes in
nature, social institutions,
social behaviors or social
relations

7. Social Change
• a change in the socio-cultural
group which has lasting and
perceivable effects either on
the culture or the social
structures of the system.
• changes occur which are not
too relevant to the group.

8. Types of Social Change
1. Civilization Change
• dress, foods habits, technologies
2. Cultural Change
• religion, rituals, literature
3. Change in Social Relationship
• father and son, teacher and student,
husband and wife

9. Rhythm in Social Change
1. Small Changes
2. Change due to a crisis
situation
3. Seasonal Change

10. Rhythm in Social Change
1. Small Changes
• occur little by little, indirectly
either in structure or in culture
• e.g. a change in demography
and population.

11. Rhythm in Social Change
2. Crisis Situation
• If small cumulative changes
bring about problems which
are not solved right away
• e.g. dissatisfaction against
school admin led to student
activism.

12. Rhythm in Social Change
3. Seasonal Change
• Occurs less frequently that
comes by waves
• e.g. seasonal business during
holy week and/or summer

13. Stages in Social Change
1. Spontaneous social change
2. Planned social change

14. Stages in Social Change
1. Spontaneous social change
• population growth
• long life expectancy for the
females
• labor unions for faculty
members in private schools
• the NCEE examinations

15. Stages in Social Change
2. Planned social change
a. unfreezing process
• in which the leader or change
agent has to stimulate others
toward change.
• “getting ready for change”

17. Stages in Social Change
2. Planned social change
b. moving process
– implementing the change
– “transition”

19. Stages in Social Change
2. Planned social change
c. refreezing process
– would seek for the stability of
the change.
– the changes are accepted
and become the new norm.

20. Factors in Social Change
1. Stimulating or Promoting
factors
2. Restraining factors

21. Factors in Social Change
1. Stimulating or Promoting
• in favor of social change
• assure and facilitate the
pushing through of social
change
– e.g. modernization of society

22. Factors in Social Change
2. Restraining
• against a social change
• make it more difficult to
establish the process of
social change
– e.g. culture, habits

23. Promoting and Restraining
Factor
Pressure Group
• A group of persons that
would indicate their role in
social change.
– parent-teacher assoc.
– politicians / leaders

24. Promoting and Restraining
Factor
Social Inertia
• The culture for social
change is present in ideas
but is not yet carried out in
social structures.
– e.g. implementation of
Anti-bullying act in school

25. Promoting and Restraining
Factor
Cultural Lag
• The social structures for a
change are present but the
norms and ideas of people are
not yet won for the culture of
change.
– e.g. UBD vs traditional teaching

26. Social Control
• is the sum total of the
instrumentalities and factors
which maintain or repair a certain
balance in a social system if
change has been introduced.

27. Social Control
• it gives the balance between
entrance and release in social
system.
– Example:
» Stream or
River

28. Social Control
Culture
• Has a great importance on
communication and social
interactions
– there is a norm on how to act in
the classroom
– there is a norm on how to act
when in the church

29. Factors of Social Control
• Sanctions (rules/regulation)
• Rituals (set of actions)
• Cultural Heritage (tradition)
• Role Assignments

30. Factors of Social Control
 Interrelated with each other
 Resist social change within a
system
 Prolong the life of a socio-
cultural system
 Control the obedience and
practice of the norms

31. Change
“Change is the law of life. And
those who look only to the past
or present are certain to miss
the future.”
- John F. Kennedy

32. Change
“It is not the strongest of the
species that survive, nor the
most intelligent, but the one most
responsive to change.”
- Charles Darwin

33. Change
“If you want your life to be more
rewarding, you have to change
the way you think..”
- Oprah Winfrey

34. for listening ! ! !