Changes and the Society
As the saying goes, “Nothing is constant except change”. This means that everything on earth is subject to change. These modifications usually undergo through processes caused by several factors or elements. In a society, change may be regarded in many ways. They may vary from diversified types that usually include the social, political and cultural aspects.
Social changes refer to the alteration in the social order of the society. This may refer to the concept of social progress or evolution. The transformation of the culture and social institutions over time may be accounted to social change. This can happen all the time either at a dramatic or on a very slow phase. At times, this type of change can be controversial
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The technology being introduced is continuously improving. The machineries used in industries are now state of the art allowing more production at a shorter period of time. The increase rate in industrialization and improvement in technology also increases the opportunity to people. More jobs are being offered to society. However, with the increasing rate of industries and technology comes the higher rate of pollution.
Education in the country is starting to adapt in the systems of other countries, slowly but surely. The recent adaptation of the K to 12 program resulted into debates on the advantage and disadvantage among students and most especially to parents. It is an advantage to students that it will give additional knowledge and practical know-how on the careers they will pursue in the future. But it became a dilemma to parents due to additional burden on financial load for 2-years tuition fees and miscellaneous expenses.
During the early years, quack doctors and herbal medicines play a great role in the society. These conventional healing methods and procedures being done at home are now being replaced by people becoming more aware and open-minded of the need to go to hospitals and consult