M2S1 Part 1 Flashcards
Philippines was named after the Filipinas to
honor WHO
King Philip the Second of Spain in
1543.
what was the name
used before independence.
The Philippine Islands
how many islands does the PH have
7, 107
arrived in 1521 to claim the archipelago for Spain.
Ferdinand Magellan
Why did Magellan die
when a local chief, Lapu-Lapu, refused to
accept Spanish rule and Christianity
means unity of “Self” and “Others”
kapwa
o means accepting and dealing with the other
person as an equal.
pakikipagkapwa
displays the
characteristics internally / externally dimension of Filipino
Psychology
Kagandahang-Loob or Shared
Inner Nobility
bandied about as “shame” or “emabarassment”.
hiya
Natural dependence and mutual sharing among family
members, financially and emotionally.
Family Closeness and Security
Refers to the way of life of Filipinos to be recognized or
acknowledged by their fellowmen and social groups
Social Acceptance
Is yielding to the will of the majority or to the leader which
could result to both positive and negative behavior.
Pakikisama
Is used when a person needs his/her promotion or
appointment papers signed, when following up documents or
when in need of certification etc
Middleman
Heightened awareness and sensitivity of Filipinos
Pakikiramdam (Shared Inner Reception or Sensitivity)
Plays an important roles in the reciprocal relationship
between parties or families.
Friendship and Kinship
Is the employment of relatives to share an individual’s good
fortune
Nepotism
Is an expression which expresses that fatalistic outlook of the
Filipino. It happens when one simply resigns to the
consequences of life’s difficulties.
Bahala Na
aims to institutionalize strategies for
rural and urban development and helps strengthen
the sense of volunteerism among Filipinos and the
community.
Republic Act 9418 is also known as the Volunteer
Act 2007.
refers to an act involving a wide
range of activities, including traditional forms of
mutual aid and developmental interventions that
provides an enabling and empowering environment
both on the part of the beneficiary receiving and the
volunteer rendering the act.
Volunteerism
refers to an individual or group who
for reasons arising from their socio developmental,
business and corporate orientation, commitment or
conviction, contribute time, service and resources
whether on full- time or part-time basis to a just and
essential social development cause, mission or
endeavor in the belief that their activity is mutually
meaningful and beneficial to public interest as well as
to themselves.
“Volunteer”
refers to a
local or foreign group that recruits, trains, deploys
and supports volunteer workers to programs and
projects implemented by them or by other
organizations or any group that provides services
and resources, including but not limited to,
information, capability building, advocacy and
networking for the attainment of the common good.
“Volunteer Service Organization (VSO)”
refers to those sectors of
Philippine society that organizes themselves into
volunteers to take advocacy and action primarily for
local and national development as well as
international cooperation and understanding.
“Voluntary Sector”
aims to provide the policy framework
that shall underscore the fundamental
principles necessary to harmonize the broad
and diverse efforts of the voluntary sector.
Volunteer Act of 2007
aims to provide a conducive and
enabling environment for the mobilization
and nurturance of volunteers and volunteer
organizations.
Volunteer Act of 2007
hopes to strengthen the Philippine National
Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency
(PNVSCA) as an effective institution to support
volunteerism in the country
Volunteer Act of 2007
