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What is the main focus of Stage II in the process of cultural mapping?
What is the main focus of Stage II in the process of cultural mapping?
- Designing the project (correct)
- Finalizing the map features
- Assembling mapping resources
- Synthesizing the data collected
Which stage involves collecting data through survey interviews in the cultural mapping process?
Which stage involves collecting data through survey interviews in the cultural mapping process?
- Stage I
- Stage III (correct)
- Stage V
- Stage IV
What is one of the tasks in Stage IV of cultural mapping?
What is one of the tasks in Stage IV of cultural mapping?
- Designing conduct of the project
- Setting a budget
- Roughing out the map (correct)
- Determining objectives
What is a key part of Stage V in cultural mapping?
What is a key part of Stage V in cultural mapping?
During which stage is it crucial to discuss steps with the group and set a budget for cultural mapping?
During which stage is it crucial to discuss steps with the group and set a budget for cultural mapping?
Which stage of cultural mapping involves checking the results with the group?
Which stage of cultural mapping involves checking the results with the group?
What distinguishes Stage III from other stages in cultural mapping?
What distinguishes Stage III from other stages in cultural mapping?
Which stage requires identifying and assembling mapping resources in cultural mapping?
Which stage requires identifying and assembling mapping resources in cultural mapping?
What activity is specifically mentioned as part of Stage II in cultural mapping?
What activity is specifically mentioned as part of Stage II in cultural mapping?
What is one of the requirements stated for each group in Learning Task 2: PUSH FORWARD?
What is one of the requirements stated for each group in Learning Task 2: PUSH FORWARD?
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Study Notes
Lesson Objectives
- Learners will discuss the meaning of cultural mapping.
- Explanation on how to create a cultural map of their community.
- Creation of a cultural map representing their community.
- Understanding the importance of knowledge about one's cultural community.
Learning Task
- Students list activities, events, and features of their town.
- Engage with guided questions to reflect on community familiarity, favorite events, local delicacies, and tourist attractions.
Tangible vs. Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Tangible Cultural Heritage consists of physical artifacts (e.g., buildings, historical sites).
- Intangible Cultural Heritage encompasses practices, oral traditions, and skills.
- Examples include:
- T’nalak Fabric (Tangible)
- "O, Maliwanag na Buwan" (Intangible)
- Taal Lake and Volcano (Tangible)
- Parada ng Lechon (Intangible)
Importance of Cultural Mapping
- Enhances community identity, quality of life, and economic vitality.
- Raises awareness of cultural assets among residents and tourists.
- Identifies strengths, gaps, needs, and opportunities in the cultural sector.
- Establishes partnerships to enhance cultural vitality.
Types of Cultural Resources
- Tangible Remains: Buildings, landscapes, historic objects providing insights into past societies.
- Community Cultural Organizations: Nonprofits representing arts and heritage; essential for cultural vitality.
- Cultural Events and Festivals: Recurring activities that enhance public spaces and economic activity.
- Cultural Facilities and Spaces: Includes art galleries, museums, libraries, and other spaces for cultural activities.
- Creative Cultural Occupations: Involves creative production and heritage preservation, impacting cultural expression.
- Intangible Assets: Encompasses traditions, oral heritage, skills, and living cultural expressions; vital for community identity.
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