Module 1 NSTP Flashcards

1
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replaced the Reserved Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program, which was previously mandatory for male college students.

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The NSTP Act of 2001

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2
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The NSTP Act introduced three different components that students could choose from, all aimed at instilling values of:

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patriotism, discipline, and civic responsibility

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3
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emphasizes that the Constitution is established by and for the Filipino people, highlighting their collective sovereignty.

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Sovereignty of the Filipino People

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4
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The Philippines is a predominantly Christian nation, and the mention of seeking the aid of Almighty God acknowledges the cultural and religious beliefs of the people

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Aid of Almighty God

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5
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expresses the nation’s commitment to creating a society characterized by justice and humanity, implying a focus on fairness and compassion

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Just and Humane Society

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6
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underscores the intention to establish a government that embodies the ideals and aspirations of the people, promoting the common good.

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Establishment of a Government

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7
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speaks to the responsibility of conserving and developing the nation’s patrimony, which includes its natural resources, cultural heritage, and national identity.

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Conservation and Development

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8
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seeks to secure the benefits of independence and democracy for the present generation and generations to come.

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Blessings of Independence and Democracy

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9
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establishes the principles of truth, justice, freedom, love, equality, and peace as the foundation for the nation’s governance.

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Rule of Law and Regime of Values

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10
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  • helps shape the direction of the country and ensures that the government is accountable to the people.
  • Citizens can engage in the democratic process by voting in elections, participating in local governance
  • advocating for policies and leaders that align with their values.
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Active Participation in Democracy

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11
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-helps build a sense of solidarity and shared responsibility among citizens. Engaging in initiatives related to education, healthcare, environment, and social welfare contributes to the overall development of the nation.

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Civic Engagement and Volunteering

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12
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Citizens from diverse backgrounds can work together to promote inclusivity, tolerance, and understanding among various ethnic, religious, and cultural groups. Building social cohesion helps prevent conflicts and strengthens the sense of belonging to a united nation.

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Promoting Social Cohesion and Unity

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13
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Pursuing education and skill development is crucial for both personal growth and national progress. Educated and skilled citizens contribute to the workforce, innovation, and economic development of the country.

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Education and Skill Development

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14
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Citizens who start businesses and create jobs contribute significantly to economic growth and poverty reduction. Entrepreneurship fosters innovation and increases the overall prosperity of the nation.

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Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth

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15
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Citizens can take part in efforts to protect the environment, such as waste reduction, conservation, and sustainable practices. This ensures the preservation of natural resources for future generations and contributes to overall ecological balance

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Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth

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16
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Citizens can take part in efforts to protect the environment, such as waste reduction, conservation, and sustainable practices. This ensures the preservation of natural resources for future generations and contributes to overall ecological balance

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Environmental Stewardship

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Citizens play a role in advocating for human rights, social justice, and equality. Raising awareness about issues such as poverty, gender inequality, and discrimination can lead to policy changes and a more just society.

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Advocacy for Human Rights and Social Justice

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By valuing and preserving cultural traditions, languages, and historical sites, citizens contribute to the rich tapestry of the nation’s identity. This strengthens the collective sense of pride and heritage.

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Preservation of Culture and Heritage

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Citizens can engage with media responsibly, fact-check information, and promote honest and balanced reporting. Additionally, constructive criticism and public discourse contribute to a well-informed and accountable society.

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Responsible Media Consumption and Expression

20
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Citizens can actively support and engage in projects that enhance infrastructure, transportation, and public services. These projects facilitate economic development and improve the overall quality of life.

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Supporting National Infrastructure and Development Projects

21
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citizens can actively participate in disaster preparedness and response efforts. This includes supporting relief operations and promoting community resilience.

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Disaster Preparedness and Response

22
Q

NSTP was established as a result of the passage of the Republic Act No. 9163, also known as the ________________

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National Service Training Program Act of 2001.

23
Q

On January 23, 2002, this law was signed into law by who?

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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

24
Q

The first official ROTC unit in the Philippines was
established in the ____________ on ___________

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University of the Philippines on 3 July 1922

25
Q

Three programs in NSTP?

A
  • Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS)
  • Literacy Training Service (LTS)
  • Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)