1.      How important is it to preserve the uniqueness of Philippine culture? 2.      Based on the video, what changes in norms and values have you experienced?   3.      Do you think changes in culture and society are good   4.      What do you think are the driving forces of cultural change in the world today?                     5. To ensure the continuity of Philippine culture, how can you contribute in the preservation                                                            of intangible and tangible forms of culture?

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