Quarter 2: Module No.6
Group No. 3
Ways to Address
Social Inequalities
Reported by:
Kent David Sefuentes
Shaira Ampuyas
Reward Guegue
Missy A. Manaloto
Jane Flores
Jaward Guerro
Johaira Yana
Jenivieve Opiar
Alex Nugas
Virgilio Cepada Jr.
Submitted to:
EDERLYN QUINE M. MALALUAN
UCSP Subject Teacher
Table of Contents
Introduction
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Main Key Concepts
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Summary of the Report
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Activity Mechanics
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Assessment
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Member Roles
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Introduction
In this topic we will discuss about what are the ways to address Social
Inequalities, There are 3 ways to address Social Inequalities:
➧ The Formation of regional groups, to enter into bilateral treaties and facts with others
countries.
➧ Social and Global Inequalities the difference of this is the Social is about people and
Global is for the states or country
➧ The source of Social Inequality Social Capital,Political Capital,Symbolic Capital.
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Main Key Concepts
[Important Terminologies and Key Words to take note.]
Wala lagi niy sulod?
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Summary of the Report
Social Inequality: The Heart of Sociology
Social inequality naturally - reflects the natural contrast between people, for example.
their changing capacities and endeavours.
➧ It was the fairly clear that inequalities in numerous rize and shaped existed within the
world
➧ It looks at individual as having a place and involving a particular layer of tantrum within
the social chain of command.
➧ And also utilise the characteristic range and spaces of their social capital (actual of
symbolic).
➧ Social inequality also fascinates the social science especially the sociology.
➧ This is coupled with an equally increasing sophistication. By their theories.
➧ Social inequality can be said to be heart of sociology, By pursuing it, the discipline is
able to give a face a social realities.
➧ The social forces are so invisible and most of the time taken for granted that people
assume that they are natural.
➧ The atmosphere of being natural makes social inequality impenetrable to rough
feedback as humanism concern.
➧ Associated with the bearing of children doing the household chores and carrying
subordinate responsibilities.
➧ Social inequality - ascribed in a majority rule and civilised society.
There are three types of social inequality by capital.
➧ Social capital - is the capacity collective to act together to seek after a common
objective.
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➧ Political capital - refers to trust goodwill influence possessed by a political actor.
➧ Translated to the individual in society.
➧ This would be a function not only of resources but also familiarity with the political
process.
➧ One also politically literate and is knowledgeable of the policy and political process.
Symbolic Capital - Refers to resources
➧ The one also politically literate and is knowledgeable of the policy and political process
➧ That one process which is a function of honour,prestige,recognition, or any other trait
that one valves within a culture.
➧ And also it can influence the ability of someone to access to opportunities in society.
➧ Women have continuously been obliged by social orders to have an auxiliary
predisposition.
➧ Men are seen in numenos societies as normal pioneers and are agreed or more social
and political rights.
➧ Women seem not allowed to claim property and they may not indeed drive their own
cars.
➧ In modern societies, there are still Inequalities against the ladies.
➧ Equality in women representation in numerous legislatures in the world has yet to be
realised.
➧ Also women endure harassment within the workplace and also they are victimized by
sexual assault and violence.
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➧ Numerous women are still subjected to domestic violence and abuse.
➧ A comparative circumstance is faced by lesbian,gay,bisexual and transgender in the
part of (LGBT) community.
➧ They are mocked and descrimination by a society that considers them abnormalities
or shape of deviancy.
➧ The individuals of the (LGBT community) struggle to win recognition for their gracious
rights especially the same sex marriage.
➧ Ethnics minorities are the subjected to discrimination.
➧ The cultural (marginalisation) that they suffer from the dominant culture majorities.
➧ Ancestral lands of Ethnic Group are either forcibly taken away from them in the guise of
project developments.
PWD (Persons With Disabilities)
➧ Are also part of discrimination they are also one of the target because their disabilities.
➧ They are also do not usually enjoy the benefits that people without disabilities receive.
➧ the Real Life situation of Social inequality.
The example of income gap:
Batay sa 2022 Commitment to Reducing Inequality (CRI) index report ng oxfam at ng
Development Finance, Ika - 102 ang Pilipinas sa bansa, sa 161 na bansa sa
pagbabawas hindi pag kapantay-pantay ika-109 ang Pilipinas sa 158 Na mga BAnsa sa
nakaraang ulat ng CRI noong 2020.
➧ Halimbawa naman nito may hindi pagkakapantay-pantay tulad ng Gender Equality
batay kasi noong 2018 mayroong transgender ang pumasok sa CR na babae subalit may
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isang babae ang hindi pumayag na pumasok ang transgender sa cr ng babae sa pagkat
hindi sya babae. Ngunit dumaan ito sa kongreso ang balita at pinag debate nila ito.
➧ Halimbawa naman (PWD) O Person With Disabilities bawal dapat mag diskriminasyon
ang mga ganyang kapansanan dahil Parte sila ng ating sociedad na kinabibilangan gaya
sa Trabaho man o Paaralan.
Ethnic Minorities
➧ Tulad ng mga Etniko na ating bansa tulad ng ating mga kaibigang badjao kailangan
respetuhin natin sila sapagkat parte parin sila ng ating kinabibilangan sa ating bansa.
➧Tulad ng aking nakita na may badjao (Ang Sinitta Sap) ang na diskriminasyon sapagkat
baba sila sa isang kinabibilangan
1: We can address this issue through policy legislation and promoting cultural
transformation. Policy legislation basically means to fight this issue using laws and/or by
implementing more laws to protect the rights of women and LGBTQ+ genders. PWD
citizens are also affected with social inequality where they aren't given the same
opportunities as "normal" people. Policy Legislation helps protect a person with disease
with a law that doesn't tolerate discrimination and/or humiliation against them.
2: Another way of addressing social inequality is through Promoting cultural
transformation. From the word itself, cultural transformation, it means to change the
society's perspective of sexes, genders, and disabilities. With this, we can help
conservatives and/or problematic people to be more open minded and teach them about
how we can avoid discriminating others.
������ ��������� -Inequality exists not only between social orders and states,
but also within states. Some states are wealthier and more effective than others. These
privileged states are likely to become more powerful within the global community. This
results in a situation of global inequality, in which poorer and less powerful states are
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controlled and influenced by wealthier and more powerful states. A mutual defence
agreement between the Philippines and the US, for example, could be implemented to
respond to global social inequality. Unfortunately, while this provides some semblance of
security for the Philippines by establishing the parameters for when the US can assist us
in times of external aggression from another country, it also reinforces our unequal
relations with the US. However, inequality can also be caused by a state's relative
strength in terms of strategic importance or development assistance. Oil-producing
countries, for example, tend to have more clout. States that send official development
assistance (ODA) to other countries are well positioned to impose policy conditions on
the states that receive their funds in the form of grants or loans. Military strength can also
be a source of inequality, as states with superior military capabilities can bully nations
with inferior military capabilities. The situation between China and the Philippines in the
West Philippine Sea is a clear example of this unequal relationship. China infiltrates our
domains and claims them as part of their territory, taking advantage of our weaker naval
defences. Global inequality can also be seen in the operations of multinational
corporations and organisations that operate on a global scale. Many of these enterprises
are as powerful as, if not more powerful than, individual states. Private organisations
wield enormous power, which they can use to influence the economies of the countries
into which they have ventured. The World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the
Asian Development Bank (ADB) are in a unique position to have a massive impact on the
countries that are bound by them because they can manage economic policies in order to
meet loan conditions.
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1.��������� �� �e������ ������ - One way to address global social
inequality is through organisations like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN). The assumption, which is not always true, is that the formation of regional
groups can provide numerical strength. The main disadvantage is that, despite the
presence of ASEAN, individual members may be compelled to assist others due to the
policy of noninterference, in which members are hesitant to intervene in the foreign and
domestic affairs of another country. For example, there is no firm ASEAN position on the
West Philippine Sea dispute between the Philippines and China.
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���������- A mutual defence agreement between the Philippines and the US, for
example, could be implemented to respond to global social inequality. Unfortunately,
while this provides some semblance of security for the Philippines by establishing the
parameters for when the US can assist us in times of external aggression from another
country, it also reinforces our unequal relations with the US.
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�.��� �������� �� ������������� �������� ��� ���������Sets contracts on issues ranging from climate change to transnational crime to
international development. The Philippines has signed these treaties, which bind other
signatories to a different protocol. Any violation of these agreements can be used to file
an appeal with the International Court of Justice (ICJ). For example, China's incursion
into our territories is presumed to be a violation of the United Nations Convention on the
Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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Activity Mechanics
Step1: The activity facilitator will instruct the student to count-off from one to five.
Step2: The students form a circle in their respective group.
Step3: The activity leader will read the question twice and the first group to stand, salute
and shout “hoops” will be the first to respond.
Step4: The group will receive 5 points every after correct response.
Step5: The opposing group will have a chance to respond if the answer of the first group
is incorrect answer.
Step6: The game will continue until one group earns 30 points.
Step7: The points will be added to their performance task.
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Assessment
1) It could be an alluring ascribed in a majority rule and civilised society. Unfortunately,
there are just so many sources of inequality?
Social Inequality
2). It refers to the capacity of a collective to act together to seek after a common
objective?
Social capital
3). It refers to the trust, goodwill, and influence possessed by a political actor, such as a
politician, to mobilise support toward a preferred policy outcome?
Political capital
4). Refers to the resources that one possesses which is a function of honour, prestige,
recognition, or any other trait that one values within a culture. Is it an important
possession that can influence the ability of someone to access opportunities in society?
Symbolic capital
5).Gender equality can be fostered by administering laws that promote the rights of
women, and the LGBT. We have laws within the Philippines that advance the rights of
women, but not for LGBT?
Through policy legislation
6). It endeavours to transform the way society looks at women, LGBT, ethnic minorities,
and PWDs is a way to respond to social inequalities?
Through promoting cultural transformation
7). Inequality does not only exist between social orders and states, but also among
states. Some states are wealthier and more effective than other states. These privileged
states most likely become more powerful within the worldwide community?
Global inequality
8). Such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is one of the ways to
address global social inequality?
Formation of regional groups
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9).like the mutual defence agreement between the Philippines and the US could be done
in order to respond to global social inequality?
To enter into bilateral treaties and packs with other countries
10). sets contracts on issues as varied as climate change, transnational crime, and
international development. The Philippines is a signatory to these agreements, which
bind other signatories to a standard protocol?
The recourse to international treaties and agreements
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Member Roles
Name of the Members
(Last Name, Name M.I)
Member No. 1
Member No. 2
Member No. 3
Member No. 4
Member No. 5
Member No. 6
Member No. 7
Member No. 8
Member No. 9
Member No. 10
Member No. 11
Role
Leader/Reporter No. 1
Reporter No. 2
Reporter No. 3
Outline Editor
Outline Editor
Activity Facilitator
Activity Facilitator
Activity Facilitator
Quiz Facilitator
Quiz Checker
Quiz Recorder
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