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(Philippine Politics and Governance) Philippine Governance.
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The 1987 Philippine Constitution as a Social Contract.
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At the end of the lesson, learners are expected to: Explain the meaning of a constitution and social contract. Explain how the 1987 Constitution reflects a social contract between the Filipino people and the government. Analyze how the Constitution protects human rights and promotes the rule of law..
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Imagine a classroom with no agreed rules.. talk whenever they want.
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Imagine a classroom with no agreed rules.. talk whenever they want.
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Imagine a classroom with no agreed rules.. talk whenever they want.
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Imagine a classroom with no agreed rules.. talk whenever they want.
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WHAT IS A CONSTITUTION?.
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A constitution is the fundamental law of a State..
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It provides the fundamental framework for: Government Rights Political authority State principles Constitutional limitations.
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THE SOCIAL CONTRACT.
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A social contract is an idea that people accept certain rules and political arrangements in order to live together as a society..
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People accept common rules and government authority in exchange for order, rights, and protection..
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People Common Agreement GOVERNMENT Rules + Authority Protection of Rights.