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Rudolf Bultmann claimed that the scientific man could not understand the unscientific language and ideas of the New Testament. Thus, despite doubts about the validity of the growth criterion, one is forced to agree.

The same procedure was followed in the analysis of the other types of utterances that the corpus provided. Any repetition of the set of features is considered evidence of the occurrence of another condition.

Significant Features

The utterances and their reactions were recorded as they were heard from different kinds of people in and around the city of Iloilo, a speech community comprehensive enough to reproduce. After doing this, these same utterances were manipulated to discover which of the features are the significant signals of a type of utterance in th at their signal value is not nullified by the m a.

RESEARCH NOTES

  • The F ilip in o w om an is the typical F ilipino because of a m an ifest consistency
  • The preferences of the F ilipino m an a re m ore affected th an those of the F ili
  • W hat is variously considered by outsiders as F ilipino “ serv ility ” or
  • The F ilipino wom an is a paradox of retirin g n ess and an intense achievem ent
  • The love fo r politics seems to be the m an ifestatio n o f the “F ilipino tru s t in
  • The high an n u al grow th ra te of 3.06 accounts fo r the official record of our
  • Since 39 p er cent of the population is of the 15-34 age range, and 28.8 percent
  • The proportion of m arried folk is g e ttin g bigger
  • The unem ployed labor force w as 6.3 p er cent of the to tal labor force
  • F arm ers, farm laborers, fisherm en and related w orkers compose 61 p er cent
  • Men who are employed num ber 5,721,000; women, 2,818,000
  • A bout one-eight of experienced labor in construction w ere unemployed, the
  • L iteracy as of 1960 w as 72.0 p er cent. H ighest m edian g rad e com pleted

The most sparsely populated region is the C agayan Valley, with 39 inhabitants per square kilometer. Western Visayas, with 1,939 persons per square kilometer, is the most densely populated outside of Manila, which had a population density of 29,744. Farmers, farm workers, fishermen and related workers make up 61 percent, and related workers make up 61 percent of the employed workforce.

Unless this is done, the teaching of the subject cannot achieve its objectives, namely (1) to provide young people with a powerful tool in There are a number of areas open to investigation to achieve these goals, such as (1) The teacher-centered area (upgrading the teacher's preparation), (2) The Student-centered A rea (a study of the student's suitability for, . and problems in, the study of mathematics in relation to their latent abilities), (3) The Curriculum-Centered Area (re-examining our mathematics curriculum and offerings to update it, and (4) The Classroom-Centered A rea (development and improvement of the m et.

Procedure

I once thought that those who could should help alleviate the shortage of textbooks, for it was a problem in education for many years, but recent reports tend to show that "the field is literally flooded now with textbooks." 1. Members of the textbook board should be highly competent to be able to judge about. content quality and read ab il. that alone should be the control. The same au th or added that a recent survey of used textbooks showed a good number as outdated; also that there is a land of these teaching aids.3 The probable cause, it seems, is not only insufficient supply but also the upgrading of the, qual. Filipino educators and writers of textbooks would do well to take such reports or opinions for the record Rather it is pointed out that there is not enough reading material of Phil.

However, there is a need for writers to put the stories to be included in the text in good shape. In the early days, when the inhabitants of a locality became aware that they had no folk-history to call their own, they constructed some, colored by their imagination.

Importance of the Study

Because the stories have not been tried out in class. rooms for reading, it is recommended. More research needs to be done into the stories used. Only this test will in re prove the suitability of each story in the collection. relationship to performance and in. interest and placement of the children for whom it is intended. Based on the findings in the above studies, the modifications of the time aspects have been arranged in a sequence.

This sequencing was based on (a) the difficulty of the topics as revealed through the anal. This is the basis of the proposition th at both results of a contrast. tive analysis and setting up errors should be combined in the preparation of the teaching.

Inspiration

The common language used at any particular time does not necessarily reflect the scientist. ic analysis of the actual situation. It is confirmed that perhaps the most historical version is the one that in “the perspec. tive of history” or in light of the outcome of past events in more recent experience. There is therefore no absolute criterion by which the his. torian assesses the accuracy of the interpretation he received.

8 This comes through images, great biblical images that fulfill the basic image structure of the human mind. Farrer maintains: "The divine truth is supernaturally communicated to men in an act of inspired thinking 7 Cambridge History of the Bible - ed.

Quest for the Historical Jesus

If the intellect is prone to error, there seems no good reason to suppose that the imagination will not also err. Worship is attributed to God and not to a book, even if it is the most wonderful book in the world. God inspires man, who, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, speaks or writes inspired truth expressed in exact words of his choosing.

Farrer suggested that "the claims written down in the scriptures express the response of human witnesses to divine events, not by miraku. There has been limited sentiment in favor of a non-credit seminar in college teaching—in the relevant graduate department of the university's School of Education.

Where we rely on sight, we must rely on visual aids - the simplest of which is a nice whiteboard job. A good teacher assumes that nothing is obvious given the diverse backgrounds of the students. As one writer has ob. served: “The old adage th at what. when it exists, it exists in a certain amount and therefore can be measured, it seems only remotely useful in the area of ​​change that a college instructor is supposed to bring about. Continued from page 19) It is also imperative that more research be done on reading and reading materials in schools.

Target focus 2 is signaled by -a and -on, and focuses attention on the one undergoing the required action. Target focus in intended actions is signaled by -on and -an, with a distribution similar to that of the command forms.

Irving F. Boekelheide—

Because the earthly Jesus is at the same time the risen Lord for the church, his word in tradition acquires the characteristic of the present.”12 Bornkamm further states “although the Gospels do not speak of the history of Jesus in the way of describing the course of his career. in all its facets. The new makes use of facts and causes as well as the appearances of events which can be regarded as the existential approach to history. There are indications that this new reconstruction in the study of Jesus and the Gospels will give meaning to both Jesus and the Gospels to the Church.

Typology

Required: To multiply two lines, that is, to find a line that is the product of lines a and b. YW = ab In any ratio, the product of the means is equal to the product of the extremes. In each of the above examples, the dimensions are specific and so are the corresponding areas.

A E = V a In any ratio, the product of the means equals the product of the extremes. In a right triangle, the altitude at the hypotenuse is the average proportionally between the two segments of the hypotenuse.

Evaluation

Each leg of a right triangle is the average proportionality between the hypotenuse and that leg's projection on the hypotenuse.

Findings

Listening to stories like this, or reading them, should be a pleasant experience for children in the intermediate grades. Third, the objectives for reading set by the Bureau of Public Schools 4 point to the fact that the learning of legends and folktales is still emphasized in grades V and VI. It is through the schools that the study of legends and folk tales can be used to teach moral lessons and help develop good character.

6 See also: Philippine Public Schools Survey — 1960 (ICA-NEC) Republic of the Philippines. Several legends and folk tales have been written about famous places in many parts of Phila.

The Collecting of Materials

When the preform of a story is found to have many more difficult words than should be allowed for, the choice of what to keep is based on context. Guidance was sought from Fries' suggestions on how to construct vocabulary study.14 It has been found that a middle school student is at a stage in life when he should begin to be interested in areas of life and live beyond the neighborhood and community. his close. Some stories collected by the writer could not be included here because they were not considered good reading, being in bad taste according to current social convention.

Stories lacking plot or characterization were written and adapted to suit the particular class they were intended for.

First Form

Final Form

When the preliminary form of a story is found to have much more difficult words than should be allowed for, the choice of what to keep is based on the re. ative functional value of the words for the specific group for whom the story was intended. It is recognized that there is no ob. objective test for this criterion known to the author. The result was a collection of stories adapted for the intermediate grades. tion of a story, the first draft and the final form of one are given below.

These were in the students' answers, their readiness for sub. new concepts and their skills lie. the ability to apply them to problems. In the first, the new head of the mathematics department, who was also the researcher's faculty advisor, was invited from time to time to observe the classrooms and do the evaluation.

Conclusions

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