Filipinos are hospitable for when a guest came
to visit our homes, we welcome them with open arms. Bringing out the new things
we have just for the guest to use, and every time a guest is present we
immediately prepare foods for them. Respect for Elders is a big for each
Filipino. We are always courteous both in words and in actions to the people of
older age. Every time each one of us talks to an elder we always use “po” at
“opo” as a sign of respect to them and “pagmamano” is also a sign of how we
respect our elders. It all depends on the environment that the child grew up
and on how his/her parents value the Filipino values. It may as well be that
worldwide changes of the world that caused these values to be forgotten.
Children who have access to the modern media
have deteriorated to little values at all. Major factors as adulterated minds
of children of their age, comedians who use disrespect as a funny thing, and
many other factors.
Our society today does not value family nearly
as much as in the old days because people usually spend their time using media
technology instead of spending that time together as a family.
As people become more and more obsessed with
media, the more our morals and values decline over the past years. Every minute
of the day, the society is completely consumed by technology nowadays. Morals
and values are being taught in today’s generation through the media whether
people notice it or not.
We can’t stop change for it’s the only constant
thing in the world. Change is already a part of us. If we won’t change we won’t
be able to conquer the incoming challenges.
REFERENCE:
Dubois, L. (2014). Values and Morals, Past and Present.
Retrieved April 10, 2015, from http://anashell.com/anashell/2014/07/21/values-morals-past-present/
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GROUP 6:
Domingo, Mark Anthony
Jacobe, Dessa Mae
Perez, Jeff
Posilero, Jinky
Rubiano, Geremie
Tajan, Patrisha Willyn Mae
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