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G12 – HE/GAS

UNDERSTANDING CULTURE SOCIETY AND POLITICS


BY
ARLENE B. VALMORIA,RGC,PhD
MT-1/Ratee
NORMA B. DELIMA,PhD
School Principal -1//Rater
Class Observation 2
SY- 2023-2024
REVIEW:
1. Can you share your insights about our
previous topic?
2. In your reflection after our previous lesson,
what is your realization?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. define social inequality and social inequalities
prevalent in the society.
2. appreciate the programs and initiatives of the
government in addressing inequalities.
3. create a semantic web that illustrates how to
eliminate social inequality and help improve
society.
EQUALITY
▪ making sure that everyone has an equal opportunity to
make the most of the desires in life.
▪ the right of every individual to equal treatment and
opportunities, regardless of factors like gender, race and
social position.
▪ the belief that no one should have poorer life chances
because of the way they were born, where that came from,
what they believe or whether they have a disability.
SOCIAL INEQUALITY
▪occurs when resources in each society are
distributed unevenly, typically through norms of
allocation, that engender specific patterns along
lines of socially defined categories of persons
▪ the state of unequal distribution of valued
goods and opportunities.
SOCIAL INEQUALITY
▪ a state of social affairs in which there is
difference in opportunity, status and treatment
among the member of a given society.
▪the unequal opportunities of individuals based on
their social class or status.
▪. It contains structured and recurrent patterns of
unequal distributions of goods, wealth,
opportunities, rewards, and punishments
▪ In the Philippines, for instance, the gap between rich and
poor regions widens even more. To address this, the
National Economic and Development Authority calls for
higher spending on infrastructure and social services.
▪ The richest among all regions is the National Capital
Region (NCR), where the Gross Regional Domectic Product
(GRDP) per capita as of 2018 stood at P253,893, a 40% jump
from the P181,748 in 2009.
▪ The poorest is the Autonomous Region in Muslim
Mindanao (ARMM), with its GRDP per capita barely
improving from P14,052 in 2009 to P14,657 in 2018.
GOVERNMENT INITIATED PROGRAMS
GOVERNMENT INITIATED PROGRAMS
MY UCSP AUTO BIOGRAPHY
1. Cite at least two events from your life that you experienced social
inequality.
Describe how these occurred.
2. From these experienced, take time to analyze these experiences and
how does each event tell in relation to poverty, wealth, inequality, or
privilege.
3. Reflect on what you have learned from examining this insights.
4. Suggest solutions to the experience you shared and how it can be
avoided.
5. Is there something that the government can do to help you with the
problems you and your classmates facing at the present?
EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT
In the context of your own background, experiences or observations and
religion in the society you belong, create a sematic web on the different ways
to eliminate social inequality. Describe how
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
ASSIGNMENT FOR APPLICATION OR REMEDIATION

Evaluating my Current Progress


Direction: Formulate and suggest an advocacy programs that
would address social inequalities in the following situations.
a. gender inequality in the workplace
b. inequality in healthcare
c. inequality in education
Title of suggested advocacy program: _______
Beneficiaries: ______________
Program Description: _________________

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