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This refers to the "web of social relationships" that humans as part of a family, which is the smallest unit of society. |
KINSHIP |
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This type of kinship links individuals based on their relations through bloodline. |
KINSHIP BY BLOOD |
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The identity of individual as a family member is through their cultural practices of union between spouses. |
KINSHIP BY MARRIAGE |
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- an individual trace kinship ties on both sides of the family. |
Bilateral Descent |
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- socially or ritually recognized union or legal contract between spouses that establishes rights and obligations between them, their children and their in-laws. |
Marriage |
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- marriage pattern where in a woman is allowed to marry several men. |
Polyandry |
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- marriage practice that allows a man to marry several women |
Polygyny |
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- it allows individual to be affiliated to the descent of one sex group only |
Unilineal Descent |
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- an individual trace kinship relation through the female's line. |
Matrilineal Descent |
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- an individual trace his or her kinship through the male's line. |
Patrilineal descent |
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- an expansion of unilineal group creates a kinship group and believe that they have unilineal relations based on a common ancestor. |
Clan |
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- expansion of clans into larger descent. |
Phratries |
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- similar with phratries in having multiple clans within it, moiety's function is creating sustainable systematic balance within society. |
Moiety |
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- a family structure where father as head of family. |
Patrifocal |
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- a family structure where mother as head of family. |
Matrifocal |
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- type of family that consists of a single couple and their child/children. |
Monogamous / Nuclear family |
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- type of family consists of several parents and their children. |
Polygamous |
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- type of family has several married couples and their children living in one household. |
Extended family |
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- in this type of family, the current spouses were previously married and had children, these individuals remarried and created a new family. |
Reconstituted family |
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- upon marriage, the woman is expected to transfer to the residence of her husband's father. |
Patrilocal Residence |
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- upon marriage, the man is expected to take residence with his wife's mother's area. |
Matrilocal Residence |
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- the arrangement that requires both spouses to leave their households and create their own at times even in a different locality. |
Neolocal Residence |
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- upon marriage the couple practices a form of virilocality and raises their children in the household of the husband's father. upon reaching adulthood, these children will have to be relocated with their mother's bother and live with him. |
Avunculocal Residence |
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- the arrangement that allows both spouses to remain with their own households after marriage. |
Natalocal Residence |
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- this type of residency rule arises when the father is economically and physically unable to provide support for the family. |
Matrifocal Residence |
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- a residence pattern allows the couple to choose to live either with the wife's mothers are or the husband's area |
Ambilocal Residence |
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- a family member reside separately across territories because of economic reasons such as job offers, educational advancement, etc. |
Transnational Families |
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What are the 5 functions of formal education? |
Social Integration, Social Placement, Cultural Innovation, Latent Functions of Formal Education |
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What is the concept of non formal education? |
The concept emerge in response to the world crisis in education |
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Explain what does "Education as a human right" |
Education enables individuals to exercise all their rights. All children have a right to quality education. All children must be given the same educational opportunities. |
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What are the 4 Core Values of Philippines? |
Maka-diyos, Maka-tao, Maka-bansa, Maka-kalikasan |
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Enumerate the 10 on why education is important. |
Creating more employment opportunities, Creating equal opportunities, Improving economy, Bridging borders, Securing higher income, Developing problem-solving skills, Having prosperous and happy life, giving back to the community, Creating modern society, Introducing empowerment |
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Why is education important? |
It is a tool in helping to achieve our goal in life. |
