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Learning Competency: Demonstrating the Virtues of Prudence and Frugality toward Environment
Globalization Encompasses real-world problems and conflicts, far more complex than what either textbooks or political ideologies suggest (Ramos, 2003)
Former President Fidel V. Ramos envisioned Philippines 2020 to initiate economic reforms. At present, ASEAN Economic Community examines the modernization of the research and development in terms of productivity performance, economic integration, technology policies, and institutional structure/arrangement.
The world Economic Forum in East Asia held in Tokyo, Japan in 2006 told that the new century belongs to Asia, but at the same time, it seriously requires to tackle many challenges facing today. Growing concern from the various international agencies suggest that Asia may have to reassess its growth-first strategy.
The 3Rs concept (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), if implemented, could be the missing piece in solving the Asian waste puzzle aggravated by unplanned urbanization and sustainable development.
The discussions suggest a new society that encourages the emergence of a new human being that will foster prudence and moderation or frugality toward the environment. These are some of the functions of Fromms envisioned society:
1. The willingness to give up all forms of having in order to fully be. 2. Being fully present where one is. 3. Trying to reduce greed, hate and illusions as much as one is capable. 4. Reaching the full growth of oneself and ones fellow beings as the supreme goal of living. 5. Not deceiving others, but also not being deceived by others; one may be called innocent, but not na誰ve.
6. Freedom that is not arbitrariness but the possibility to be oneself, not as a bundle of greedy desires, but as a delicately balanced structure that at any moment is confronted with the alternative of growth or decay, life or death. 7. Happiness in the process of ever-growing aliveness, whatever the furthest point is at that fate permits one to reach, for living as fully as one can is so satisfactory that the concern for what one might or might not attain has little chance to develop.
8. Joy comes from giving and sharing, not from hoarding and exploiting. 9. Developing ones capacity for love, together with ones capacity for critical, unsentimental thought. 10. Shedding ones narcissism and accepting that tragic limitations are inherent in human existence.
The ideals of this society cross all party lines, for protecting nature needs focused conservation, action, political will, and support from industry. If all these sectors agree of the same goals, the possibility of change would seem to be considerably greater, especially since most citizens have become less and less interested in party loyalty and slogans.

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  • 1. Learning Competency: Demonstrating the Virtues of Prudence and Frugality toward Environment
  • 2. Globalization Encompasses real-world problems and conflicts, far more complex than what either textbooks or political ideologies suggest (Ramos, 2003)
  • 3. Former President Fidel V. Ramos envisioned Philippines 2020 to initiate economic reforms. At present, ASEAN Economic Community examines the modernization of the research and development in terms of productivity performance, economic integration, technology policies, and institutional structure/arrangement.
  • 4. The world Economic Forum in East Asia held in Tokyo, Japan in 2006 told that the new century belongs to Asia, but at the same time, it seriously requires to tackle many challenges facing today. Growing concern from the various international agencies suggest that Asia may have to reassess its growth-first strategy.
  • 5. The 3Rs concept (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), if implemented, could be the missing piece in solving the Asian waste puzzle aggravated by unplanned urbanization and sustainable development.
  • 6. The discussions suggest a new society that encourages the emergence of a new human being that will foster prudence and moderation or frugality toward the environment. These are some of the functions of Fromms envisioned society:
  • 7. 1. The willingness to give up all forms of having in order to fully be. 2. Being fully present where one is. 3. Trying to reduce greed, hate and illusions as much as one is capable. 4. Reaching the full growth of oneself and ones fellow beings as the supreme goal of living. 5. Not deceiving others, but also not being deceived by others; one may be called innocent, but not na誰ve.
  • 8. 6. Freedom that is not arbitrariness but the possibility to be oneself, not as a bundle of greedy desires, but as a delicately balanced structure that at any moment is confronted with the alternative of growth or decay, life or death. 7. Happiness in the process of ever-growing aliveness, whatever the furthest point is at that fate permits one to reach, for living as fully as one can is so satisfactory that the concern for what one might or might not attain has little chance to develop.
  • 9. 8. Joy comes from giving and sharing, not from hoarding and exploiting. 9. Developing ones capacity for love, together with ones capacity for critical, unsentimental thought. 10. Shedding ones narcissism and accepting that tragic limitations are inherent in human existence.
  • 10. The ideals of this society cross all party lines, for protecting nature needs focused conservation, action, political will, and support from industry. If all these sectors agree of the same goals, the possibility of change would seem to be considerably greater, especially since most citizens have become less and less interested in party loyalty and slogans.