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Group 4 Kartilya dedicated to Frontliners

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Group 4 Kartilya dedicated to Frontliners

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Kartilya dedicated to Frontliners.

1. Sa pandemyang ito, itinuturing na makabagong bayani and mga frontliners. Atin silang bigyang respeto.

2. Ang ating pagsunod sa ipinatutupad na protokolyoay labis na nakatutulong sa mga frontliners.

3. Ligtad and may alam kung kaya't panatilihin ang pagiging tutok sa ano mang balitang may kaugnayan sa Covid-19 virus.

4. Kaakibat ng pagiging huwarang Pilipino ay ang pagtulong. Kung may kakayahan ay maglaan ng tulong sa mga nasa unahang linya.

5. Ang pagtataas ng sahod para sa mga frontliners at dapat ipatupad sa kadahilanang mahirap at hindi biro ang kanilang trabaho.

6. Ang mga nasa unahang linya ay hindi dapat nadidiskrimina kaugnay ng sakit. Hindi sila dapat pandirihan.

7. Ang talino ay gamitin sa tamang paraan, magpakalat ng tama at wastong balita kaugnay ng Covid-19 virus.

8. Ang pagod ng mga frontliners ay hindi na dapat dagdagan pa ng reklamo ng masa.

9. Isapuso ang tulong na naidudulot ng mga nasa unahang linya na nagbubuwis ng buhay para sa nakararami.

10. Hindi matutumbasan ng mga bagay ang tulong at malasakit ng mga frontliners. Nawa ay akma, sapat at makaturangan ang kanilang natatanggap kaugnay na bigay ng kanilang trabaho.Kartilya dedicated to Frontliners.

1. Sa pandemyang ito, itinuturing na makabagong bayani and mga frontliners. Atin silang bigyang respeto.

2. Ang ating pagsunod sa ipinatutupad na protokolyoay labis na nakatutulong sa mga frontliners.

3. Ligtad and may alam kung kaya't panatilihin ang pagiging tutok sa ano mang balitang may kaugnayan sa Covid-19 virus.

4. Kaakibat ng pagiging huwarang Pilipino ay ang pagtulong. Kung may kakayahan ay maglaan ng tulong sa mga nasa unahang linya.

5. Ang pagtataas ng sahod para sa mga frontliners at dapat ipatupad sa kadahilanang mahirap at hindi biro ang kanilang trabaho.

6. Ang mga nasa unahang linya ay hindi dapat nadidiskrimina kaugnay ng sakit. Hindi sila dapat pandirihan.

7. Ang talino ay gamitin sa tamang paraan, magpakalat ng tama at wastong balita kaugnay ng Covid-19 virus.

8. Ang pagod ng mga frontliners ay hindi na dapat dagdagan pa ng reklamo ng masa.

9. Isapuso ang tulong na naidudulot ng mga nasa unahang linya na nagbubuwis ng buhay para sa nakararami.

10. Hindi matutumbasan ng mga bagay ang tulong at malasakit ng mga frontliners. Nawa ay akma, sapat at makaturangan ang kanilang natatanggap kaugnay na bigay ng kanilang trabaho.

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GROUP 7

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Gold and Green Lined Drawing Self-Portrait Visual Arts Worksheet (1)

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1. Based on your critical analysis of the above description of Antonio de Morga about the early inhabitants of the then called Philippine islands, draw some points which you do not agree about the Filipino people before the Spanish colonization. Provide evidence of your argument.

2. Do you think some of the observed characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipinos still exist now a days? Give examples, if there is. Justify if there is none.

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1. There is also the problem of language, which restricted the impact of the Morga to a small, educated, Spanish-reading elite in Manila. Among this already minute circle, one could count with the fingers of one hand, the people who would read a historical work like Morga rather than the more entertaining Rizal novels. Rizal's Morga was not read by the masses, although people heard a great deal about this controversial work. Rizal's Morga, thus unread, is almost forgotten. This article deals with Rizal's views on Philippine history. It attempts to place Rizal's Morga within the framework of his work, as well as in the larger context of Philippine historiography. Rizal's Morga may not have been read widely, but its significance lies in the fact that with this edition, Rizal began the task of writing the first Philippine history from the viewpoint of a Filipino. Antonio de Morga's book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (English: Events in the Philippine Islands) is regarded as one of the most important publications on the early history of the Spanish colonization of the Philippines.
2. Characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipinos
still exist now a days like Social Beliefs And Customs, and Religion because we all know that major religions in our country are Christianity and Islam which have played a significant role in shaping the culture of the Philippines.
“Bahala Na” ( approximate translation in english - “whatever will be, will be”) To me, is a good trait. It means to go ahead with an action, project or even enterprise with the notion that “God” is with them (“Bahala” or “Bathala” or left for Gods disposition). It means to go ahead despite the unknowns or odds of the outcome, but usually proceeding with a “positive” faith in the action. The positivity here is the confidence and trust instilled in the action.Rumor mongering - is a negative attribute. All cultures have it however, the Filipinos have one of the worst versions of it because this action is sometimes coupled out of personal agenda, the so called “Utak talangka” (a practice of “pulling” their countrymen “down” so that one could go “up” the social ladder. If you will observe how little crabs behave in a bucket, hence, “crab mentality”), also downright bullying and a notion to be “sikat” or famous with his/her peers or in a community and lastly, a negative trait of that person.

- Bernadeth Visanta, Tricia Yna Abrugena, Lamanilao Arlene, Marife Razonable, Hazel Inandan Bagarinao, Laica Villasor, Olive Mae Barlan

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1.) Based on your critical analysis of the above description of Antonio de Morga about the early
inhabitants of the then called Philippine islands, draw some points which you do not agree
about the Filipino people before the Spanish colonization. Provide evidence of your argument.

Rosales, Mary Christine Jane- First and formosst I bet to disagree that various filipino's before were being called as barbarians.Although they're primitive people and have no well structured system when it ckmes to different traditions and government, It doesn't sound right. Way back in SHS, we tackled about middle class, lower class which included in borgouisie and oppression. It is the fact that they make their tribals an slaves . Before spanish colonization, they pull them down rather than helping them to be successful. There are injustice within government , especially in those who are categorize as slaves or lower class.

Belen, Juliet- I don't agree with marriage back then because people don't have the freedom to choose who they love. there has also been unequal treatment between men and women. And in the part of passing the term of leadership that when the father dies who is a leader his successor will be his eldest son who he may not agree but he has no choice but to accept because that was the policy then.

2.) Do you think some of the observed characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipinos
still exist now a days? Give examples, if there is. Justify if there is none.

Bolado,Jollyza- some of the observed characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipinos that still exist now a days, is Filipino really loves to party well

Filipino parties are usually intimate. Whether they’re for birthdays, weddings, fiestas, reunions, or holidays, Filipinos hold parties from time to time to celebrate with friends and families.

Filipinos serve a lot of food during parties, often with a diverse selection from pasta to rice meals. But you can always expect spaghetti, pancit, lumpiang shanghai, barbecue, or fried chicken served on the table.Moreover, always get food that you know you can finish. Leftovers are a bit impolite for Filipino families. If they pack you food for the road, don’t hesitate to accept it as a common courtesy.

Filipinos are well-known as music-lovers, so expect singing and dancing in parties. One proof is the videoke–it’s very popular during parties, especially for birthdays, fiestas, reunions, and Christmas and New Year parties. There are also parades on some fiestas where you can watch marching bands.

Gualter, Limwell- With about the practice of the early Filipinos na still nageexist up unto thia day is the customary method of trading which is called the barter system. This is where people trade or exchange things/goods to and from other people.

It is very evident and present ngayon lalo't higit nung pagputok ng pandemic or kalagitnaan ng pandemic na hirap po ang tao to find means to support theur everyday living, so they sacrifice things that they believe na hindi na ganong kailangan over the essentials that they needed the most naman to survive. Like food, clothing, meds, etc. The barter system is featured naman na po sa KMJS and sa mga fb groups and ibat ibang socmed platforms.

Nuyda, Daughlet- The characteristics, culture and practices of the pre-colonial or early filipinos still exist until this day. Slavery, for example, though a little bit different, the essence of servitude in exchange for money is still there. There is also human rights and other laws that protect the workers. Filipinos still hire workers like maids and drivers to serve them and lessen their burden when it comes to chores. Second are omens and superstitions, also known as "pamahiin" like not sweeping the floor at night because fortune will be swept along too. There's also the caste system, it is a class structure in the society that is determined by birth. Loosely, it means that in some societies, the opportunities you have access to depend on the family you happened to be born into. The same during the pre-colonial era where the legitimate children of the datus or chieftain will be exposed to certain privileges because of their birth status.

Balmes, Daine- Eto PO I THINK THE CULTURE OF THE PHILIPPINES COMPRISES A BLEND OF TRADITIONAL FILIPINO AND SPANISH CATHOLIC TRADITIONS ,FILIPINOS ARE ALSO HOSPITABLE PEOPLE WHO LOVE TO HAVE A GOOD TIME.THIS OFTEN INCLUDES GETTING TOGETHER TO SING, DANCE , AND EAT AND SYEMPRE PO AY TULAD DIN PO NG BAYANIHAN, MAY TULUNGAN AT PAGKAKAISA NG BAWAT ISA.

Makalintal, Arabella- For the second question this is my quick answer i think the observed characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipino that still exists today is the indigenous religious beliefs and mythologies of the indigenous people like prasing or worshipping Anito/s.

That's all thankyou!

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1. Based on your critical analysis of the above description of Antonio de Morga about the early
inhabitants of the then called Philippine islands, draw some points which you do not agree
about the Filipino people before the Spanish colonization. Provide evidence of your argument.

- since the early inhabitants of the Philippine islands are in the traditionanl way in terms of governance, way of living and belief, i guess there's nothing wrong with that. One things that i do not agree in the traditions of the early filipino inhabitants is the way they do not give rights to the women. Adultery, concubinage, 🤬, and incest are all regarded if the suspect of those acts can pay to the family of the victims. It is very inhumane and unfair to the victims part. If we will to associate the tradition before to the present generation, it is very different and widely unfair.

2. Do you think some of the observed characteristics of culture and practices of the early Filipinos
still exist now a days? Give examples, if there is. Justify if there is none.

There are still some characteristics, cultures and practices of the early Filipinos that can still be associated and exist even up to this day. Negritos or the appearances and the early Filipino inhabitants still exist in the northern part of luzon. The governance can still be seen today like they have this so called datu but this generation we have barangay captains or president which serves as the leader. Before, our ancestors give or pay the so called "Buiz" to their chief, now we still have this "Buwis" but we pay it to the government and we are the once who benefits from it.

- John Rhey V. Samson, Marylyn Balido, Shervin Landicho, Reign Hulip, George Salayon

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ABACAN ERICA SHANE

CAMAGON JEMICAH ELISHAH KAYE

GARCIA GWEN ALEXA

MARTINEZ GIADA

SIANQUITA KIMBERLY JOYCE