Lesson 4: Science and Technology and Nation Building Flashcards
Science and technology in the
Philippines had its beginnings as early as
pre-colonial period,
People during the pre-colonial period uses
___ to treat illness
herbal medicine
The first livelihood skills developed among
Filipinos were
farming, fishing, mining
and weaving.
One of the techniques used by the Filipinos
in farming is
terracing
The method of livelihood resulted in majestic architectural designs that even considered as one of the wonders of the world
terracing
This period in the
Philippines was the period during which the
Philippines were part of the Spanish Empire
from 1565 to 1898
THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
During the Spanish colonial period, science
and technology developed through the
establishment of formal education institutions. Schools were mandated to teach religion, mathematics, reading and writing, music and arts and health and sanitation
Medicine and biology were taught in
different educational and training
institution
THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
Since agriculture was the major livelihood
of Filipinos,
they were trained to use
innovative approaches in farming
Construction of buildings, churches, bridges
roads and the field of engineering was also
introduced to Filipinos.
THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
American colonial period in the
Philippines was from
(1898–1946)
Bureau of Government Laboratories was established for the purpose of
studying tropical diseases and pursuing
other research project
1905, this was changed to Bureau of
Science, the main research center of the
Philippines. Eventually, it was replaced by
Institute of Science in 1946
american colonial period
In 1933, the National Research Council of
the Philippines (Figure 5) was established
which is focused on agriculture, medicine
and pharmacy, food processing and forestry
american colonial period
The role of science and technology in national development was emphasized
FERDINAND MARCOS REGIME
He mandated the Department of Education,
Culture and Sports (DECS) now known as
Department of Education (DepEd) to
promote science courses in high school
Additional budget for research project and
science education was granted by Marcos
FERDINAND MARCOS REGIME
A 35-hectare lot in Bicutan, Taguig was
proclaimed in 1968 as the
Philippines Science
Community, now the
site of Department of Science and
Technology
It was established
and tasked to promote the modernization of
coconut industry
The Philippine Coconut Research
Institute (PHILCORIN)
In 1976, Marcos established the
National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST). It served as the reservoir of scientific and technological expertise in the Philippines.
Philippine Science High School in Visayas
and Mindanao areas were also established
during the time of Marcos.
marcos regime
DOST proposed the Science and
Technology Master Plan to update the
production sector, improve research
activities, and develop infrastructures for
science and technology sector
● During his regime, the Philippines had
approximately 3000 competent scientists
and engineers.
● The “Doctors to the Barrio” program made
healthcare accessible to far areas in the
country.
● Incentives were given to people who played
significant roles in science and technology
sector.
marcos regime
it was
created for high school students who wanted
to major science and technology in college.
The National Program for Gifted Filipino
Children in Science and Technology
Several laws and statutes related to science and technology were mandated on his regime: - RA 8439: Magna Carta for Scientist Engineers, Researchers and Other Science and Technology Personnel in Government - RA 7687: Science and Technology Scholarship Act of 1994 - RA 7459: Inventors and Inventions Incentives Act - RA 8293: The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines
marcos
RA 8749: The Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 and RA 8792: Electric Commerce Act of 2000 were both signed and mandated during his regime. ● He also implemented cost-efficient irrigation technologies and providing basic health care services for those who cannot afford
JOSEPH ESTRADA REGIME
Referred to the Philippines as
Filipinnovation: The Innovation Hub of
Asia.
● RA 9367: Biofuels Act were promulgated to
utilize indigenous materials as sources of
energy which do not results positive results
due to lack of technology and materials.
● RA 10601: Agriculture and Fisheries
Mechanization (AFMech) Law
GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO
REGIME
● In his regime, he named new National Filipino scientist namely: - Gavino C. Trono for Marine Biology (Fig.13); - Angel C. Alcala for Biological Science (Fig. 14); - Ramon C. Barba for Horticulture (Fig.15); - Edgardo D. Gomez for Marine Biology (Fig. 16)
BeBenigno Aquino Regime (2010 - 2016)
● Increased budget for research and development (R & D) ● DOST focused to put the results of R & D into commercialization to gain new intellectual properties. ● Currently, we have the Philippine Space Technology Program which launched Diwata 1 in 2016 and Diwata 2 in 2018 that displayed the Philippine Flag in outer space. ● Aside from space technology, he also gave emphasis on disaster preparedness
RODRIGO DUTERTE REGIME (2016 – Present)