 TREND IS A DIRECTED MOVEMENT OR BEHAVIOR

 FAD IS A SHORT-LIVED, WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW IS THAT FADS CAN

PREDICT TRENDS.
 DURING 80s AND EARLY 90s IN TERTIARY EDUCATION WAS TAKING
COMPUTER-RELATED COURSES SUCH AS COMPUTER SCIENCE OR
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
 2000s THE TREND SHIFTED TO HEALTHCARE COURSES SUCH AS NURSING
AND CAREGIVING
 2010 UP TO RELATIVE PRESENT THE TREND IS ON BUSINESS-RELATED
COURSES SUCH AS ACCOUNTANCY AND HOTEL, RESTAURANT
MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL COURSES.
 APPEAL THIS REFER TO THE DEGREE OF ATTRACTION THAT A FAD OR A
TREND CAUSES ON PEOPLE.
 RESULT THIS PERTAINS TO THE IMPACT OF A FAD OR A TREND.
 SCOPE THIS INDICATES THE EXTENT OF THE INFLUENCE OF A FAD OR A
TREND.
 SUPPORT THIS MEANS THE STRUCTURE THAT ENABLES A FAD OR A
TREND TO BE SUSTAINABLE.
 SUSTAINABILITY THIS REFERS TO THE LENGTH OF TIME THAT A FAD OR
A TREND CAN CONTINUE TO EXIST.
 SUPPORT THIS MEANS THE STRUCTURE THAT ENABLES A FAD OR A
TREND TO BE SUSTAINABLE.
 VALUE THIS PERTAINS TO THE UTILITY OR USEFULNESS THAT CAN BE
DERIVED FROM A FAD OR A TREND.
 JOHN LOCKE ALL OF THE IDEAS THAT WE HAVE ARE DERIVED FROM
EXPERIENCE AND THAT EVERY COMPLEX IDEA THAT WE HAVE IN OUR
MIND CAN BE TRACED BACK TO A SIMPLE IDEA.
 DUIN AND PEKALSKA (2007) PATTERN RECOGNITION IS CHARACTERIZED
BY THREE STAGES, NAMELY REPRESENTATION, GENERALIZATION AND
EVALUATION. ADAPTATION, WHICH SERVES AS AN INTERMEDIARY STAGE
IS ALSO INVOLVED IN THE PROCESS.
 REPRESENTATION REAL WORLD OBJECTS HAVE TO BE REPRESENTED IN A
FORMAL WAY IN ORDER TO BE ANALYZED AND COMPARED.
 ADAPTATION IT IS AN INTERMEDIATE STAGE BETWEEN REPRESENTATION
AND GENERALIZATION , IN WHICH REPRESENTATIONS, LEARNING
METHODOLOGY OR PROBLEM STATEMENT ARE ADAPTED OR EXETENDED
IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE FINAL RECOGNITION.
 GENERALIZATION IN THIS STAGE WE LEARN A CONCEPT FROM A
TRAINING SET, THE SET OF KNOWN AND APPROPRIATELY REPRESENTED.
 EVALUATION IN THIS STAGE WE ESTIMATE HOW OUR PATTERN
RECOGNITION PROCESS PERFORMS ON KNOWN TRAINING AND
VALIDATION DATA.
 Local networks The extend outside of personal networks
 Consist of the “Family, local community and the country
 Maxim “No man is an Island”
 The family The 1987 Philippine constitution describes the family as “a basic
autonomous social institution” (Art. II Sec. 12). And Recognizes the family “ as the
foundation of the nation” (Art XV, Sec. 1) Basic social institution which public policy
cherishes and protects. Serve as the first and immediate network
 Art. 149 Family relations are governed by law and no custom, practice or agreement
destructive of the family shall be recognized or given effect.
 Art. 150 Family relations include those;
 1. Between husband and wife;
 2. Between parents and children;
 3. Among other ascendants and descendants;
 4. among brothers and sisters, whether of the full or half blood
 Rules to remember on family relations:
 1. Family relations exist
 2. Members of the household
 3. Illegitimate children
 4. Adopted children
 5. Nephews and nieces uncles and aunts
 The local community Barangay, munisipalidad and probinsya
 Local communities also contribute in the emergence and progression of trends.
 Beyond the family, one’s networks of friends and acquaintances are usually found in the
local community.
 Barangay Term Barangay came from balangay (pronounced as ba-lang-ngay)
 Balangay is an ancient boat unearthed in Butuan, Agusan del Norte and is said to be the
first boat that was unearthed in Southeast Asia.
 Balangay is also considered as the national Boat of the Philippines.
 (Phil. Hist.) it was used by the first settlers to migrate in the Philippines and was central
to their spread in the archipelago.
 Barangay The modern-day Barangay is usually made up of hundreds of families. As of
December31, 2013 there is a total of 42,028 barangay in the Philippines.
 Bayan or town Is comprised of multiple barangays and can either be a Munisipalidad or
municipality or raise by law to lungsod or city status. December 31,2013 there is a total
of 1,490 municipalities and 144 cities in the Philippines.
 Probinsya or province Is composed of different towns. As of December 31, 2013, there
is a total of 81 provinces in the Philippines.
 The country The Philippines is divided into 18 geo-political regions, namely Region I to
Region XIII, National Capital Region (NCR), Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR),
and the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)
 Three Areas appear to very important Luzon, Metro Manila, Visayas Islands Metro
Cebu Mindanao, Metro Davao
 Strategy Came from the Greek word stratēgía, pertains to skills possessed by generals
and are necessary to win battles.
 Analysis refers to the careful study of each part of a whole and understanding how each
part and their relationship with each other results in the whole
 Strategy is skill necessary to win or to solve things.
 Analysis studies every part and their relation of the situation and get the result as a
whole.
 Strategic Analysis Involves Examination and evaluation of
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Environments
Resources among others