Quarter 2, Week 4 - Unchanging Values In The VUCA World

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Our lesson was about Unchanging Values In The VUCA World. Literature indeed reflects society, its good values, and its ills. In its corrective function, literature mirrors the ills of society with a view of realizing its mistakes and making amendments. It also projects the virtues or good values in society for people to emulate (Benjamin, 2016). Values are passed from culture to culture, from generation to generation. However, in this modern times, it is claimed by scientists that change in society has been happening at a pace they have never seen before. Everything can change in just a snap. They refer to it as the VUCA world. First used in 1987, VUCA is an acronym based on the leadership theories of Warren Bennis and Burt Nanus, which stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. In a VUCA world, the most important thing is to anticipate the future and strengthen cooperation to come up with better solutions to problems and challenges. 

What did we do?

We do spelling and the words that we spell are Anecdote, Squamulose, Predicament, Critique, Physique, Choir, Beneficial, Solstice, Deception, and lastly, Ridicule. Also, we discuss one type of figure of speech and that is Personification. And we know who's the of The Portrait of a Lady, he is Henry James.

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The activities are easy and you can do them right away. I learned that It is important to understand that the values are passed on from our ancestors to our present society. In this volatile, uncertainly, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world, we are all reminded to upload our positive values and be ready to face our own personal battles. Also, VUCA is a way to speak about change and the need to adapt to change There's none I find difficult.