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Question 1

Priority Areas (Tertiary Schools)(2)

Answer 1

-Education and Training Culture
-Health and Wellness Environment

Question 2

Priority Areas (FAITH Catholic School)(1)

Answer 2

CEAP Pillars of Transformative Education termed JEEPGY

Question 3

FAVC-Initiated Programs

Answer 3

-BBEST
-Pamaskong Handog ng First Asia

Question 4

Institutional Programs

Answer 4

-Batangas Development Summit
-Karipasan (Run for Wellness)
-PUSOD Partnership

Question 5

Act, practice, or principle of
contributing one’s time, talents, and resources freely to worthwhile
purposes without tangible
compensation

Answer 5

volunteerism

Question 6

Geared towards good causes that help alleviate the suffering of others

Answer 6

volunteerism

Question 7

promotes peace,
solidarity, and trust among citizens

Answer 7

volunteerism

Question 8

Most fundamental act in the society

Answer 8

VOLUNTEERISM

Question 9

Volunteerism can serve in
various areas ranging from???

Answer 9

medical, environmental, and
educational support groups, relief operations

Question 10

benefits of
volunteerism?

Answer 10

-Community development
-Development of the skills of
volunteers
-Peace, solidarity, and trust among citizens
-Career opportunities for volunteers
-Friendship among citizens
-Experience and self-esteem gained by volunteers

Question 11

Benefits of volunteerism for the community

Answer 11

-Volunteers make social services available
-Volunteerism promotes a sense of empowerment and connection to the youth
-contributes to economic
vitality

Question 12

Volunteers are attached to, identified with, and
involved in community service

Answer 12

Commitment.

Question 12

Values Expected of Volunteers (4)

Answer 12

Unity
Creativity
Professionalism
Commitment

Question 13

Volunteers observe their work
ethics in performing their responsibilities with
socially and morally accepted behavior

Answer 13

Professionalism.

Question 14

Volunteers search constantly for new strategies and
methods of doing tasks for improved results

Answer 14

Creativity.

Question 15

A volunteer
supports teamwork
to achieve the
common goal

Answer 15

Unity.

Question 16

Potential volunteer
opportunities(2)

Answer 16

interests
future career goal

Question 17

Identified by the higher educational institution (HEI) in consultation with
the local government, community-based organizations, and
non-governmental organizations as designed to improve the quality of life
of community residents,

Answer 17

Community service

Question 18

Why people Volunteer?

Answer 18

1.To give back to a cause that helped them in
the past
2. To say thank you
3. To meet new people
4. To support a specific cause
5. To gain experience
6. To lower stress
7. Because they have the time and you want
to!

Question 19

Reasons why people do not volunteer

Answer 19

-Lack of time
-Practical concern e.g. transportation
-Not interested
-Not member of organization
-Not required. Not relevant to current situation
-Burn out, did not enjoy

Question 20

two or more persons engaged in a social interaction

Answer 20

GROUP

Question 21

social process by which people interact in a small group
and in a face-to-face manner

Answer 21

GROUP DYNAMICS

Question 22

dynamics comes from the Greek word dunamis which
means

Answer 22

“force”

Question 23

TYPES OF GROUPS (2)

Answer 23

Primary group
Secondary group

Question 24

intimate face-to-face association and cooperation
among its members

Answer 24

Primary group

Question 25

consists of members who are aware and cognizant of personal relationships, but they do not feel that their lives are bound with one another except in time of social crisis

Answer 25

Secondary group

Question 26

are specified by the organization
chart and often composed of a leader and the
members who directly report to him/ her.

Answer 26

Command groups

Question 27

consists of people who work together to
achieve a common task. Members are brought together
to accomplish a narrow range of goals within a specified
time.

Answer 27

Task groups

Question 28

are formed by individuals who enjoy
similar social activities, political beliefs, religious
values, or other common bonds.

Answer 28

Friendship groups

Question 29

are created by an organization to
accomplish specific goals within an unspecified time
frame. They continue to function even after their goals
have been achieved.

Answer 29

Functional groups

Question 29

usually continue over time and may last
longer than general informal groups.

Answer 29

Interest groups

Question 30

secure from any harm which involves disaster preparedness before, during and after fire, earthquake or other calamities provided by provincial government and other needs that requires immediate response from trained civilians during emergency situations, Basic life saving
seminar, fire drill and the like are some of these examples.

Answer 30

Safety and Security

Question 31

is the process of acquiring
knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and
habits.

Answer 31

Education

Question 32

This area involves enhancement of
institutional support materials and facilities
for the community and school

Answer 32

Education

Question 32

recreational activities
can be communal or solitary, active
or passive, outdoor or indoors, and
useful for society.

Answer 32

Recreation

Question 33

These are activities done for
pleasure on a regular basis

Answer 33

Recreation

Question 34

This involves the development of youth to be good leaders,
responsible individuals
imbued with good moral
values and active agent of
development of

Answer 34

Values Formation and
Moral Recovery

Question 34

usually concerned with
manufacturing activities which
aims to develop new product in
the industrial sector.

Answer 34

Industry and Entrepreneurship

Question 34

being healthy is a
state of complete physical, mental
and social well being and not merely
the absence of disease or infirmity.l

Answer 34

Care for Health