Evolution of Filipino Families: Through the Years and Today

 
THE FILIPINO FAMILY
Understanding the Adolescent
 
RHU
Family
Church
Schools
Other sectors in the community
Healthy Adolescents
 
Session Objectives
 
By the end of the session, the participants will be
able:
1.
Discuss the profile of Filipino Families
2.
Understand the different types of Filipino
families and the factors that shape these
families
3.
Know the advantages and disadvantage of
each family type
THROUGH THE YEARS
 
1.
Describe the Filipino Family during your time (60’s -70’s,
80’s, 90’s and 2000s)
2.
Write our perception/view of the Family based on the
following: (10-15 minutes)
Role
Relationship
Lifestyle
Leisure/recreation
3.
Present in the Plenary
Processing
 
How do you feel about the activity? Why?
What were the similarities and difference in the
role, relationship, lifestyle and recreation over
time?
What were your realizations during the activity?
The Filipino Family
 
Families have changed due to:
Rapid urbanization
Geographic mobility
Globalization
Increasing number of women
employed locally or overseas
 
As society changes, so does the
structure of the family
The Filipino Family
 
Changes in social, political, economic and
cultural conditions have also led to changes
in the lifestyle, needs, roles and relationships
of Filipino families
 
For some families, economic
hardships led to deterioration
in emotional well-being and
health of family members
Buzz Session
 
What do you think are the different types
/forms of families that we have now?
 
Filipino Families of Today
 
Families with working
mothers
Families with stay home
dad
Single parent/ solo
household
Families with parents apart
Blended families
 
Filipino Families of Today
 
Balancing the pressure of work and family
life is difficult when maintaining a standard
of living
 
Couples starve for time with additional work
efforts and sometimes create stress for the
family and problems in providing 
sufficient
care 
and s
upervision of children
 
 
Filipino Families of Today
 
Latchkey Families are those whose parents
are unavailable to take care of children  and
‘latchkey’ refers to children that have their
own keys to allow access to the family home
 
It is important that parents maybe not
around, there is someone who can provide
psychological support and supervision
 
Filipino Families of Today
 
Latchkey syndrome is
disadvantageous  when
left alone. Studies show
that these children are
more likely to
experiment with sex,
drugs and alcohol
specially after school
hours
 
Latchkey children may
suffer from:
Fear
Boredom
Loneliness
Vulnerability to
academic problems
 
Filipino Families of Today
 
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Key Message
 
Family structures and functions change
with  social change
 Parents’ attitude towards the new family
structures is critical in shaping the child’s
experience and expectation as he/she
becomes an adolescent
Be open to communication
 
 
 
Maraming Salamat Po 
Maraming Salamat Po 
 
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Explore the changing dynamics of Filipino families over time, from traditional structures to modern setups. Discover the impact of societal shifts on roles, relationships, and lifestyles within Filipino households. Reflect on the diverse family forms present in contemporary society, including working mothers, stay-at-home dads, single parents, and blended families.


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  1. THE FILIPINO FAMILY

  2. Understanding the Adolescent Family Church Schools RHU Healthy Adolescents Other sectors in the community

  3. Session Objectives By the end of the session, the participants will be able: 1. Discuss the profile of Filipino Families 2. Understand the different types of Filipino families and the factors that shape these families 3. Know the advantages and disadvantage of each family type

  4. THROUGH THE YEARS 1. Describe the Filipino Family during your time (60 s -70 s, 80 s, 90 s and 2000s) 2. Write our perception/view of the Family based on the following: (10-15 minutes) Role Relationship Lifestyle Leisure/recreation 3. Present in the Plenary

  5. Processing How do you feel about the activity? Why? What were the similarities and difference in the role, relationship, lifestyle and recreation over time? What were your realizations during the activity?

  6. The Filipino Family Families have changed due to: Rapid urbanization Geographic mobility Globalization Increasing number of women employed locally or overseas As society changes, so does the structure of the family

  7. The Filipino Family Changes in social, political, economic and cultural conditions have also led to changes in the lifestyle, needs, roles and relationships of Filipino families For some families, economic hardships led to deterioration in emotional well-being and health of family members

  8. Buzz Session What do you think are the different types /forms of families that we have now?

  9. Filipino Families of Today Families with working mothers Families with stay home dad Single parent/ solo household Families with parents apart Blended families

  10. Filipino Families of Today Balancing the pressure of work and family life is difficult when maintaining a standard of living Couples starve for time with additional work efforts and sometimes create stress for the family and problems in providing sufficient care and supervision of children

  11. Filipino Families of Today Latchkey Families are those whose parents are unavailable to take care of children and latchkey refers to children that have their own keys to allow access to the family home It is important that parents maybe not around, there is someone who can provide psychological support and supervision

  12. Filipino Families of Today Latchkey syndrome is disadvantageous when left alone. Studies show that these children are more likely to experiment with sex, drugs and alcohol specially after school hours Latchkey children may suffer from: Fear Boredom Loneliness Vulnerability to academic problems

  13. Filipino Families of Today The attitude of parents towards any of these family situations is a key factor in shaping the child s expectations and experiencing What is important is to keep the communication lines open

  14. Key Message Family structures and functions change with social change Parents attitude towards the new family structures is critical in shaping the child s experience and expectation as he/she becomes an adolescent Be open to communication

  15. Maraming Salamat Po

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