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Lesson 3 UCSP

This lesson focuses on social, political, and cultural changes, aiming to help learners identify societal norms, analyze prevalent taboos, and assess their cultural impact. Key concepts include social change, which encompasses variations in social organization, and the causes of change such as invention, discovery, and diffusion. Additionally, the lesson covers how culture spreads through enculturation, socialization, association, and integration, as well as the factors influencing political and cultural change.

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Lesson 3 UCSP

This lesson focuses on social, political, and cultural changes, aiming to help learners identify societal norms, analyze prevalent taboos, and assess their cultural impact. Key concepts include social change, which encompasses variations in social organization, and the causes of change such as invention, discovery, and diffusion. Additionally, the lesson covers how culture spreads through enculturation, socialization, association, and integration, as well as the factors influencing political and cultural change.

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Lesson 3

SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND


CULTURAL CHANGE
OBJECTIVES
At the end of this lesson, the
learners are expected to:
a)Identify the different norms in
our society;
b)Analyze the taboos that are
prevalent in the society; and
c)Assess how taboos affect the
culture.
KEY TERMS
• Social Change
• Cultural Change
• Discovery
• Diffusion
What is
urbanization?
What is/are the
advantages and
disadvantages of
urbanization?
CHANGE

• It is generally pervasive and


takes place in culture,
society, and politics.
SOCIAL CHANGE
• Refers to variations or
modifications in the patterns of
social organization, of sub-groups
within a society, or of the entire
society itself.
SOCIAL CHANGE:
SOCIAL CHANGE
• This may be manifested in the rise or fall
of groups, community or institutional
structures and functions or changes in the
statuses and roles of members in the
family, work setting, church, government,
school, and other sub-systems of the
social organization.
THREE CAUSES OF SOCIAL CHANGE

• Invention
• Discovery
• Diffusion
INVENTION
• Defined as a new invention or a new
use of existing knowledge.
• It produces mechanical objects, ideas,
and social patterns that reshape
society to varying degrees.
• Material and social inventions
DISCOVERY
• It takes place when people
reorganized existing elements of the
world they had not noticed before or
learned to see in a new way.
• it contributes to the emergence of a
new paradigm or perspective, and
even reshapes and reinvents
DIFFUSION
• Refers to the spread of culture traits
from one group to another.
• It creates changes as cultural
elements spread from one society to
another through trade, migration and
mass communication.
How culture
spread?
• Through the process of
enculturation,
socialization,
association, and
integration.
ENCULTURATION
• Takes place when one culture
spreads to another through
learning.
• Education is the most popular
form of enculturation
SOCIALIZATION
• Refers to learning through constant
exposure and experience to culture,
which ultimately imbibes the latter to
the system of values, beliefs, and
practices of an individual or groups.
ASSOCIATION
• Establishing a connection with the
culture thereby bridging areas of
convergence and cultural
symbiosis.
INTEGRATION
• It is the total assimilation of
culture as manifested by change
of worldviews, attitudes, behavior,
and perspectives of looking things.
POLITICAL CHANGE
• It includes all categories of change in the
direction of open, participatory, and
accountable politics.
• it is the change that occurs in the realm of
civil and political societies and in the
structure of relations among civil society,
political society, and the state.
CULTURAL CHANGE
• refers to all alterations affecting new traits or trait

complexes and changes in a culture’s content and


structure.
• These changes are caused by several factors, such

as the physical environment, population, war, and


conquest, random events, and technology.
PERFORMANCE TASK 1:
Draw an object that
represents our culture and
explain how you can show
that you are proud of your
own culture and what you
can do to help preserve

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