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SOC SCI 12 – UNIT III

“SOCIETY AND CULTURE WITH FAMILY PLANNING”

NAME OF STUDENT: JONATHAN RIAN G. FIEL

SCHEDULE: TTH 1:00-2:30

Vanishing Filipino Values

Statement of the problem

1. What are the factors behind the slowly fading out of the Filipino values?

Introduction

Culture is a way of life of a group of people; it is the cumulative deposit of

knowledge experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings hierarchies, religion, notions

of time, spatial relations, concepts of universe and material objects and possession

acquired by a group of people passed along from one generation to the next. Filipino

values system is defined by way of people live their life as an influence to one’s culture.

The proverb is a reflection of Filipino sensitivity towards dealing with others. They are

cautious and careful when they commune with others. To understand the sensitiveness of

the Filipino values, it is important to understand their thoughts and needs.

The Philippines is a well-known land for its culture, traditions and values. As this

land was colonized by Spaniards, Japanese and Americans, they contributed a big impact

in developing the culture of the Philippines. And other nearby and farther countries also

help building the culture this country has today.


We are rich in those traditions, beliefs and practices that we can call "ours". Originally

from our ancestors that passed on through generations. We inherited those things from

them that we should really treasure. This also what makes us unique from other races. But

due to the evolution of time and shifting of generations, these traditions are slowly fading

away.

It is clearly seen that Filipino values are now undermined by the influences of

other countries and the changing traditions of today’s youth. The cultures were being

pulled out from the youth’s mind in replace to the foreign ethnicity.

For the fact, Young Filipinos of today look far different from their forefathers in

the manner they speak, act, dress, in the mode of living and other aspects. But then,

cultural traces inherited from ancestors are carried from generation to generation in

varying degrees. Presently, traces of this culture can be gleaned through typical ways

shown in relation to their everybody dealings with each other.

Because of our vulnerability to outside influences, our actions today in terms of

cultural traits are very much affected by our connections with the foreigners who

came to our shores. We easily picked up many of their cultural traits.

It is for us now to decide whether we should be better known as Filipinos in the

manner we act. We can’t deny that it is a fact that we began to fail identify in us

Filipinos qualities that we should uphold as true Filipinos.

Carino and Peñalosa reveals that the answer is in our hands. What we do to

preserve Filipino values and not what we say, will determine what tomorrow will be.

We Filipinos talk much but do little. We should change our ways. Let us train and
teach our youth to do their part. For unless we do so we will continue to be the sick

man of Asia. Or maybe even the dying man of Asia.

The value upheld by every Filipino individual significantly affect the current

status of our nation. In fact, it has played a major role in the economic, political,

social, and moral aspects of the Filipino people in the nation building. From the

earliest centuries of the Philippines, sets of values accompanied by traditions and

customs were maintained by our forefathers.

The Filipinos are usually caught in the midst of social changes, of

depression and other natural crises. Problems usually encountered by every Filipino

challenge their establishing and thereby pose aspects of life. Despite of this hazard,

they were able to resist on these because of having the traits of being a true Filipino.

Conclusion

The following conclusions were drawn based in the findings of the study:

1. There were some who still practice good behavior and still follow the tradition to

show the significance of all people related to them.

2. The Filipino values, exposed at it have been to foreign influences, has not entirely

lost it values, beliefs and traditions we have cherished for long. Many old-

fashioned virtues as mentioned before continue to be treasured in most Filipino

houses.

3. Reinventing the Filipino values is not a matter of chance. It should be left to

chance. It is a movement, a concerted, deliberate effort to establish a new order of

life. It is also a creative process. Colonization is merely a temporary detraction.


Recommendation

It is strongly suggested that we have to reinvent Filipino values. Reinforcing with

the older generations, younger generations will work on to uphold and restore the values

that were slowly receding out from the practice of the youths today. She hoped that

Filipinos will realize in such time that they also have to fight for their rights to preserve

the values that were genuinely cherished from the older generations passing them to

younger generations.
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