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continuous pattern of change that occurs in either a condition, a process,

trend

prevails for a considerable period of time or is not "short-lived"

duration of time

accepted and embraced by a good number of people or a majority

acceptability

based on traditions, systems of belief, and accepted values in a society

cultural roots

may experience a rise or decline in its popularity and level of acceptance

transitory increase or decrease

flexible or open to changes and adjustments to continually suit the needs of the people

versatility

fulfills an essential human need

basic need

refers to the way an emerging trend bends, modifies, or replaces an existing one

driver of change

geared towards the improvement of an old trend

innovation

They originated a long time ago but continue to exist and influence people in the present times

mega trends

These are focused only on a specific component or part of a prevailing megatrend

macro trends

Its scope is only limited to specific people, locations, or conditions

micro trends

action of identifying a trend before it becomes mainstream or reaches its peak.

trend spotting

searching for regularities or irregularities in patterns

quantitative

gathering in-depth stories and accounts of everyday life

qualitative

In this stage, a trend spotter poses relevant questions about an aspect of social life.

formulating the questions

two points in history are identified for comparison.

determining the time frame

this stage calls for the application of the appropriate tool aligned with the methodology

gathering data

The trend spotter identifies a pattern and attaches meaning to it.

tracing patterns

The trend spotter examines the causal mechanisms and the future effects of a trend.

analyzing the sources and consequences of a trend

those that extend outside the self

networks

the basic unit of society.

family

the network that extends outside of the family

community

Ancient Greek philosophers used _________ to assist them in answering their inquiries about the world.

intuitive thinking

we can arrive at immediate decisions and conclusions without going through a rigorous step-by-step process.

intuition

formulating ideas in an immediate manner

immediacy

basing decisions or actions on the senses and past experiences

sensing relationships

• ability to draw conclusions • linking ideas together

reason

improvement of existing technolog

technological innovations

changes in the patterns that are embedded in social institutions

institutional changes

shifts in the characteristics of a population

demographic changes

transformations in the living and nonliving components of the natural world

environmental changes

impacts of a trend on the overall structure of society

macro

effects of a trend on communities, institutions, and organizations.

meso

observable in changes in human interactions

micro

This refers to one's change of residence beyond a country's national boundaries.

international migration

This refers to one's change of residence only within a country's states, provinces, cities, and municipalities.

internal migration

This happens when one is forced to move out of the country due to external factors such as war or natural disasters.

forced migration

The act of leaving the place of residence from the perspective of the home country

emigration

The act of entering a foreign country from the perspective of the host country.

immigration

The act of moving across a country without the intent to settle, but with the intent to further move to a different country.

transit migration

The act of departing from a country to move to another country with the intention of going back to the place of origin within a specific timeframe.

circular migration

The act of migration which refers to returning to the home country to settle after living in a foreign country.

return or Re immigration

When a person's stay in a foreign country is limited in terms of duration

temporary migration

when a person intends to settle in foreign country permanently

permanent migration

When the stay of the person in a foreign country is unspecified in terms of duration

undetermined migration

type consists of jobs that do not require formal training.

unskilled

This category of labor requires various forms of education and training as required by the job.

semi skilled

This category requires specialized training to attain specific skills needed for employment.

skilled

This category includes jobs that require the highest level of education, training, and managerial skills.

professional

A person who leaves his or her home country to live in a foreign country

emigrants

A person who enters a foreign country to settle

immigrants

A person who moves to a foreign country due to serious • risks such as war, persecution and violence.

refugees

Factors that make people depart from their home country.

push factor

Factors that encourage people to move toward a host country.

pull factors

-A person is able to own a certain belief or act, and is willing to make it known publicly and privately

internalization

-A person is influenced by someone he or she likes or looks up to, like a movie star, social celebrity, or a superhero

identification

A person seems to agree, and follows what is requested or required of him or her to do or believe in, but does not necessarily have to really believe or agree to it

compliance

Behavior, actions attitude, concepts, ideas, communications, wealth, and other resources that bring about changes in the beliefs, attitudes, and/or behavior of persons as a result of the action/s of another person

social influence

Any activity that your family does ritualistically, and often these begin rather unintentionally, as we just naturally fall into grooves of repeatedly doing things that we enjoy doing together

traditions

A state of connectedness between people (especially an emotional connection)

relationship

Can be thought of as a close tie between two people that is often built upon mutual experiences, shared interests, proximity, and emotional bonding.

friendship

Close relationships formed between two people that are built upon affection, trust, intimacy, and romantic love

partnership

Attraction based on sexual desire: affection and tenderness felt by lovers

love

A relation between people

relationship

- Relationships between people, especially those between friends, lovers and family

personal relationships

A form of trustworthiness; the trait of being answerable to someone for something or being responsible for one's conduct.

responsibility

Attractive quality; magnetic charm;fascination; allurement; enticement.

attraction

The act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.

commitment

Tell someone how much you appreciate their presence in your life.

gratitude

Two or more persons who are related by birth, marriage, or adoption and who live together as one household.

family

-A person is able to own a certain belief or act, and is willing to make it known publicly and privately

internalization

perdev

perdev

etech

etech

fiction 2

fiction 2

diass

diass

intertextuality

intertextuality

perdev 2nd Q

perdev 2nd Q

DANCE - HOPE 3

DANCE - HOPE 3

OBSERVING SAFETY PROTOCOLS - HOPE 3

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OBSERVING SAFETY PROTOCOLS - HOPE 3

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES - HOPE 3

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES - HOPE 3

pr2 2nd Q

pr2 2nd Q

PPG Part 1

PPG Part 1

PPG Part 2

PPG Part 2

TNCT

TNCT

E-Tech

E-Tech

Lesson 10: Drama

Lesson 10: Drama

Lesson 10: Drama

Lesson 10: Drama

fiction

fiction

CREATIVE WRITING

CREATIVE WRITING

iii

iii

non fiction - lesson 1

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non fiction - lesson 1

non fic

non fic

non fic - elements of cnf

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non fic - elements of cnf

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nonfic - writing process

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nonfic - writing process

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CNF - 4th Quarter Lesson

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CNF - 4th Quarter Lesson

MIL - Types of Media

MIL - Types of Media

MIL - MEDIA & INFORMATION SOURCES

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MIL - MEDIA & INFORMATION SOURCES

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MIL - MEDIA CODES AND CONVENTIONS

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MIL - MEDIA CODES AND CONVENTIONS

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MIL - INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND INFO LITERACY

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MIL - INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND INFO LITERACY

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MIL - THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL

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MIL - THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL

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HOPE 4 - RECREATIONAL

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HOPE 4 - RECREATIONAL

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HOPE 4 - SETTING FITT GOALS

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HOPE 4 - SETTING FITT GOALS

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HOPE 4 - ENGAGING IN MODERATE TO VIGOROUS

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HOPE 4 - ENGAGING IN MODERATE TO VIGOROUS

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CESC - IMPACT OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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CESC - IMPACT OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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COMMUNITY ACTION MODALITIES

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COMMUNITY ACTION MODALITIES

community typologies

community typologies

cesc

cesc

CESC

CESC

IMMERSION

IMMERSION

cnf 4.2

cnf 4.2

work immer

work immer

問題一覧

continuous pattern of change that occurs in either a condition, a process,

trend

prevails for a considerable period of time or is not "short-lived"

duration of time

accepted and embraced by a good number of people or a majority

acceptability

based on traditions, systems of belief, and accepted values in a society

cultural roots

may experience a rise or decline in its popularity and level of acceptance

transitory increase or decrease

flexible or open to changes and adjustments to continually suit the needs of the people

versatility

fulfills an essential human need

basic need

refers to the way an emerging trend bends, modifies, or replaces an existing one

driver of change

geared towards the improvement of an old trend

innovation

They originated a long time ago but continue to exist and influence people in the present times

mega trends

These are focused only on a specific component or part of a prevailing megatrend

macro trends

Its scope is only limited to specific people, locations, or conditions

micro trends

action of identifying a trend before it becomes mainstream or reaches its peak.

trend spotting

searching for regularities or irregularities in patterns

quantitative

gathering in-depth stories and accounts of everyday life

qualitative

In this stage, a trend spotter poses relevant questions about an aspect of social life.

formulating the questions

two points in history are identified for comparison.

determining the time frame

this stage calls for the application of the appropriate tool aligned with the methodology

gathering data

The trend spotter identifies a pattern and attaches meaning to it.

tracing patterns

The trend spotter examines the causal mechanisms and the future effects of a trend.

analyzing the sources and consequences of a trend

those that extend outside the self

networks

the basic unit of society.

family

the network that extends outside of the family

community

Ancient Greek philosophers used _________ to assist them in answering their inquiries about the world.

intuitive thinking

we can arrive at immediate decisions and conclusions without going through a rigorous step-by-step process.

intuition

formulating ideas in an immediate manner

immediacy

basing decisions or actions on the senses and past experiences

sensing relationships

• ability to draw conclusions • linking ideas together

reason

improvement of existing technolog

technological innovations

changes in the patterns that are embedded in social institutions

institutional changes

shifts in the characteristics of a population

demographic changes

transformations in the living and nonliving components of the natural world

environmental changes

impacts of a trend on the overall structure of society

macro

effects of a trend on communities, institutions, and organizations.

meso

observable in changes in human interactions

micro

This refers to one's change of residence beyond a country's national boundaries.

international migration

This refers to one's change of residence only within a country's states, provinces, cities, and municipalities.

internal migration

This happens when one is forced to move out of the country due to external factors such as war or natural disasters.

forced migration

The act of leaving the place of residence from the perspective of the home country

emigration

The act of entering a foreign country from the perspective of the host country.

immigration

The act of moving across a country without the intent to settle, but with the intent to further move to a different country.

transit migration

The act of departing from a country to move to another country with the intention of going back to the place of origin within a specific timeframe.

circular migration

The act of migration which refers to returning to the home country to settle after living in a foreign country.

return or Re immigration

When a person's stay in a foreign country is limited in terms of duration

temporary migration

when a person intends to settle in foreign country permanently

permanent migration

When the stay of the person in a foreign country is unspecified in terms of duration

undetermined migration

type consists of jobs that do not require formal training.

unskilled

This category of labor requires various forms of education and training as required by the job.

semi skilled

This category requires specialized training to attain specific skills needed for employment.

skilled

This category includes jobs that require the highest level of education, training, and managerial skills.

professional

A person who leaves his or her home country to live in a foreign country

emigrants

A person who enters a foreign country to settle

immigrants

A person who moves to a foreign country due to serious • risks such as war, persecution and violence.

refugees

Factors that make people depart from their home country.

push factor

Factors that encourage people to move toward a host country.

pull factors

-A person is able to own a certain belief or act, and is willing to make it known publicly and privately

internalization

-A person is influenced by someone he or she likes or looks up to, like a movie star, social celebrity, or a superhero

identification

A person seems to agree, and follows what is requested or required of him or her to do or believe in, but does not necessarily have to really believe or agree to it

compliance

social influence

Any activity that your family does ritualistically, and often these begin rather unintentionally, as we just naturally fall into grooves of repeatedly doing things that we enjoy doing together

traditions

A state of connectedness between people (especially an emotional connection)

relationship

Can be thought of as a close tie between two people that is often built upon mutual experiences, shared interests, proximity, and emotional bonding.

friendship

Close relationships formed between two people that are built upon affection, trust, intimacy, and romantic love

partnership

Attraction based on sexual desire: affection and tenderness felt by lovers

love

A relation between people

relationship

- Relationships between people, especially those between friends, lovers and family

personal relationships

A form of trustworthiness; the trait of being answerable to someone for something or being responsible for one's conduct.

responsibility

Attractive quality; magnetic charm;fascination; allurement; enticement.

attraction

The act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.

commitment

Tell someone how much you appreciate their presence in your life.

gratitude

Two or more persons who are related by birth, marriage, or adoption and who live together as one household.

family

-A person is able to own a certain belief or act, and is willing to make it known publicly and privately

internalization