This document provides an overview of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It discusses the three components of NSTP: Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), Literacy Training Service (LTS), and Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS). CWTS involves programs that contribute to community welfare and development. The document outlines the vision, mission, core values, and minimum standards of the CWTS component, which focuses on educating students in community service, leadership, and sustainable development projects.
This document provides an overview of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It discusses the three components of NSTP: Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), Literacy Training Service (LTS), and Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS). CWTS involves programs that contribute to community welfare and development. The document outlines the vision, mission, core values, and minimum standards of the CWTS component, which focuses on educating students in community service, leadership, and sustainable development projects.
This document provides an overview of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It discusses the three components of NSTP: Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), Literacy Training Service (LTS), and Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS). CWTS involves programs that contribute to community welfare and development. The document outlines the vision, mission, core values, and minimum standards of the CWTS component, which focuses on educating students in community service, leadership, and sustainable development projects.
This document provides an overview of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in the Philippines. It discusses the three components of NSTP: Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), Literacy Training Service (LTS), and Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS). CWTS involves programs that contribute to community welfare and development. The document outlines the vision, mission, core values, and minimum standards of the CWTS component, which focuses on educating students in community service, leadership, and sustainable development projects.
Service (CWTS) refers to programs or NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM activities contributory to the general NSTP introduces the Filipino youth welfare and the betterment of life for the to civic consciousness and emergency members of the community or the response. It aims to develop their ethics enhancement of its facilities, especially and patriotism by engaging in one those devoted to improving health, component out of its three components, education, environment, entrepreneurship, which is designed to enhance the Filipino safety, recreation, and morals of the students' active participation in nation- citizenry. building. The NSTP Law or Republic Act No. The Department of National Defense 9163, also known as the National Service (DND), Commission on Higher Education Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001, was (CHED), and Technical Education and Skills signed by former President Gloria Development Authority (TESDA) lead the Macapagal-Arroyo on January 23. 2002. It is implementation and monitoring of NSTP. the integration of House Bill No. 3593 and Their primary function is to oversee if the Senate Bill No. 1824. which were both program being conducted in schools is in passed and approved on December 19, 2001 consonance with the newly revised IRR The NSTP Law has made ROTC issued on November 13, 2009 optional since the first semester of school Coverage of the NSTP Law year 2002-2003 and has allowed students to choose from ROTC, LTS, and CWTS as a The coverage of the NSTP Law is provided requisite for graduation in Section 4 of the IRR as follows:
NSTP Components 1. All incoming freshmen students,
male and female, starting School Year (SY) The following are the components of the 2002- NSTP Law as enumerated in Section 3 of Republic Act No. 9163: 2003, enrolled in any baccalaureate and in at least two (2)-year technical-vocational 1. [The] Reserve Officers' Training or associate courses, are required to Corps (ROTC) is a program institutionalized complete one NSTP component of their under Sections 38 and 39 of Republic Act choice as a requirement for graduation. No. 7077 designed to provide military training to tertiary level students to 2. All higher educational institutions, motivate, train, organize, and mobilize them including State Universities and Colleges for national defense preparedness. (SUCs) and technical-vocational education institutions, must offer upon enrollment, all 2. [The] Literacy Training Service the three NST components. However, state (LTS) is a program designed to train universities and colleges (SUCs) are students to become teachers of literacy and required to provide and maintain the ROTC numeracy skills to school children, out-of- component. school youth, and other segments of society in need of their services. 3. The Philippine Military Academy (PMA), Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PIMMA), Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) [are] exempted NSTP-CWTS Mission from the NSTP in view of the special The mission of NSTP-CWTS is to character of these institutions. Other state foster the promotion and integration of universities and colleges of similar nature values education, transformational will be exempted, subject to approval of the leadership, and sustainability of social Department of National Defense. mobilization for youth development, 4. Private higher educational national-building, and global solidarity institutions (HEIs) and technical- vocational (Agcaoili, 2012a). The mission of NSTP- education institutions with at least 350 CWTS is provided as follows: student cadets must establish/ maintain a 1. Provide relevant activities that will Department of Military Science and Tactics contribute to the physical, intellectual, (DMST), subject to existing rules and spiritual, and social development of regulations. students NSTP-CWTS Vision 2. Inculcate in students the values of The vision of NSTP-CWTS serves as leadership, patriotism, and social the practical guide for setting goals and responsibility objectives, making decisions, preparing the 3. Educate students to become course outline, and coordinating and community planners, designers, and evaluating the course program. The vision managers on sustainable community will help in keeping the course focused. In projects her "National service training program manual," Agcaoili (2012a) stated the vision 4. Conduct capability enhancements of the NSTP-CWIS as follows: for the community services geared toward preparing the students to become results- 1. to educate students to become oriented, social entrepreneurs, community pioneers of change and embody respect volunteers, and socio-economic mobilizing and preservation of culture with integrity, forces that serve as value-oriented competence, and commitment when pioneers in community development rendering service to the community 5. Allow students to render services 2. to inculcate students with Filipino with community organizations at 1 values, such as loyalty, the desire to serve grassroots level the country with pride and integrity, the accountability of nation- building, and 6. Create an opportunity for sustainability students to do community service 3. to develop a sense of volunteerism as productive Filipino citizens and members of the National Service Reserve Corps NSTP-CWTS Core Values CHED provides that NSTP-CWTS 1 must have eighty-three (83) training not for The NSTP.CWTS core values will become two semesters, and includes seven topics the basis of a student's performance in the and scopes of instruction. These are as subject. NSTP-CWTS fosters the following follows: values: 1. Filipino core values such as self- 1. Love of God awareness and values development this 2. Hunan dignity deal with the nature of the self, personality development, nationalist patriotism, and 3. Discipline, truth, righteousness, and good Filipino citizenship sustainability 2. The concepts of leadership. 4. Awareness, innovation, and creativity Human behavior, good communicatory 5. Respect, synergy, and professionalism individual motivation, time management, and decision-making 6. Excellence and indigenous learning 3. Dimensions of development that 7. Protection and conservation of the cover global, national, and local issues on environment health, education (enhancement of 8. Effective community service instructional support materials and faculties), entrepreneurship, recreation, and morals of the citizenry and other social welfare concerns such as voters' education NSTP-CWTS Minimum Standards and poverty alleviation NSTP-CWTS helps develop self- 4. Community exposure and agency reliant communities and encourages the visits that involve the nature, development, cooperation of the different departments of and approaches to community work and the national government, which could community- building provide support in facilitating socioeconomic activities and delivering 5. Community needs assessments basic services toward the development of and its process, survey, and execution the community. NSTP-CWTS strategies follow an integrative approach to 6. Programs and services about community development, which unites drug and health education for the youth, people, local government units (LGU), civic medical-dental missions, community leaders, and nongovernmental cleanliness drives, livelihood training for organizations (NGOs) at the grassroots women, and values formation level. 7. Monitoring and evaluation for NSTP-CWTS 1 is a three-unit non- assessing the impacts of programs on the academic course required to be taken Dy community every tertiary-level student. The common and specific modules outlined in the IRR of the NSTP Law provide its minimum standards. Chapter 2 Biblical Views
THE NATURE OF THE HUMAN PERSON A human person possesses
superiority and dignity inherited from the Creator. According to the book of Genesis, Characteristics of a Human Person chapter 1, verses 26-27, God created man and woman in His own image and likeness In The Human Person: Not Real, But and made them masters of the fish of the Existing, Babor (2007) discusses the sea, the birds, the heaven, the earth, the several characteristics of a human person, wild beasts, and all the reptiles that crawl namely: upon the earth. 1. A human person can reason out and The Supreme Being entrusted to the distinguish between right and wrong. human persorn the care of creatures on Hershe can rationalize and think freely. Earth, aware of the possibilities, 2. A human person has the freedom to do challenges, and difficulties he/she will or not to do things that he/she thinks is encounter in his/her life. Agbuya et al. right or wrong. However, every person is (1997) state that: responsible for his/her actions. "He/She (human person) is 3. A human person possesses an designated by God to exercise dominion identification, which makes him/ her a over other creatures in his/her everyday unique individual. Persons who are born as use of freedom and search for happiness twins have the same characteristics and and openness to the world around him/ her. physical features, but they are unique And what makes him/her human is his/her because each has her own perception, set being a true person, which includes the of values, and priorities in life special gifts and talents of thinking, loving, longing for happiness, and making 4. A human person is a social being and decisions. The human nature was patterned cannot detach from other creatures in this after the image of God." world characterized by relationships
with creations.
5. A human person is sexual by nature, but
his/her expression of his/her sexuality makes him/her a unique individual. A person's sexual expression is manifested through his/ her emotions, attitudes, feelings, and actions, which exemplify his/her uniqueness from other animals. Philosophical Views enables them to know the principles of suitable living. According to Mencius, Protagoras, a Greek philosopher, "Every human being can become a sage stipulated that the human person is the of king, that is, anyone can gain the wisdom to all existent and nonexistent things. Plato rule.” also presented that a human person is perfect in this world because what is in this 3. Socialism world is just an imperfect copy of In socialism, a human being readily humanity's original self in the realm of engages in cooperative social activities ideas. Furthermore, Parmenides posited when given the opportunity. Unfortunately, that a human person is knowledgeable of this natural cooperative instinct is not those existing, for who does not exist is fostered when some people selfishly nothing (Cruz, 1995) exploit other people. A human person, like other animals, Marx believes that man is driven has external and internal organs. A human primarily by desire for economic gains. n being becomes evident when he/she starts his Das Kapital, he considers the human to share his/her thoughts and ideas with person as a social animal; if he/she fails to others. relate actively with others and with nature, In Philosophy of the Human Being, he/she loses himself/ herself and becomes Maguigad (2006) explains the different alienated. His/Her drives lose human philosophical views of the human person, qualities and assume animal qualities. namely: 4. Fascism 1. Conservatism Fascism believes that the country is The conservative view is not entirely what matters most. The Like the human positive and non-egalitarian. Some men person can prosper only when the nation contribute more than others to society and, prospers. naturally Conservatives, the therefore, must be rewarded and honored fascists contend that some human beings by society. All human persons may not be are and racially better than others. of equal value to society. Some men are intended to rule, the rest to obey. This is in line with one of the Confucian ethical ideas that states that the superior man must rule and the commoner must bow before his/ her authority.
2. Liberalism
Liberalism has a more egalitarian
view, which believes that a human person is capable of reasoning out, rationalizing, and having the capacity to live productively if only given the opportunity. Reason is common to all human beings, and this fact raises them above the level of beasts and Classical Greek Views 2. The social behavior of a human person is learned; it is not instinctive. In this respect, The birth of philosophy in Greece the argument is that one has to learn, from has a purity and originality superior to all the moment he/she is born, how to be not those that come later. The ancient human just a human being but also a recognizable person's vital and historical situation member of the society into which he/she directly conditions the theme of the history happens to have been born. of Greek philosophy. Greek philosophy determines why a human person, upon 3. A human being is a recognizable member reaching the stage of development, is of society who focuses on the group to compelled to fulfill a completely new and which he/she belongs. These groups are unknown need, which today refers to many and varied, but the largest group to philosophizing (Padilla, 2012). As a rational which people belong is a society. animal, he/she needs the power of thought, 4. Sociology is a discipline that looks into reason, and cognition. the totality of relationships an individual's Due to a person's nobility and her life. Sociologists do not restrict their special place in God's kingdom, it is through studies to a single dimension of an him/her that the rest of the creation enter a individual's life (e.g., economics, politics, dialogue and relationship with the Supreme history, 20 in geography, and psychology). Being. As the human person is given free Although each of these areas is significant will to choose, decide, or shape his/her life, and interesting in varying degrees, it is only he/she is always responsible for his/her by looking at how these relationships affect action. each other that one can arrive at a complete picture of human social behavior. A human person can know, loving, and believing, thereby leading him/her to be Sociologists do not reject the fully aware of his/ her humanity. contributions of other social sciences. Sociology, as an academic discipline itself, is based on the recognition that human Sociological Views beings are not one-dimensional but multidimensional. A perspective is a particular way of looking at and seeing something. Salcedo et For example, in our society, people al. (2001) state that people look at this work (economic dimension), have the social world or at the various ways that opportunity to vote in elections (political human beings behave in a social way. dimension), and live in different areas of Hence, when one talks about society or the the country (geographic dimension). What social world, he/she is really referring to interests sociologists in this regard might the behavior of human beings. be the relationship between these three dimensions -how does the area in which San Juan (2007) proposes the people live affect the type of work they do following common ideas about the human and how does the type of work they do person. affect how they vote in elections? 1. A human person is a social animal that cooperates with others in some way to create the social world in which they live. If the sociological perspective confident and valuable. However, when they differs from that provided by other social are not met, the human person feels sciences, it is evident that it also differs inferior, weak, helpless, and worthless. from a final perspective one has to 5. Self-actualization means a person has consider, namely, that of naturalistic or reached the peak of his/her potential. commonsensical explanation of the social world. Investigating some examples of commonsensical ideas about the social world will allow one to demonstrate more Self-Actualization effectively the idea of a sociological Creativity, Reaching potential perspective and show how sociology provides a greater understanding of human behavior. Esteem needs
Strength, Freedom, Self-respect.
Hierarchy of Needs Accomplishment, Appreciation
The guiding principle of a human Love & Belonging needs
person is competence and ability in the field of humanistic psychology. It is Affection, Relationships, Friends, theorizing that human behavior and Family relationships are shaped by feelings and self-images (Zarate, 2012) McLeod (2020) presents the levels Safety needs of the hierarchy of needs as follows: Security, Safety (sometimes provided by a 1. Physiological needs are biological and protector) basic needs, such as water and clothing. These needs are immensely important because they are essential for survival. Physiological needs 2. Safety needs include security and Food, Water, Breathing, Warmth, Rest protection from physical and emotional harm. 3. Social needs include affection, a sense of McLeod (2020) presents the theory belonging, and friendship with which people of Maslow and points out that a human overcome feelings of person must satisfy his/her needs. Without accomplishing the lower needs, a person's loneliness and alienation. self-worth and potential cannot be achieved. A person must have enough time 4. Self-esteem needs include achievement, to develop his/her full potential, which mastery, and confidence derived from maintains the self- actualization that drives recognition, respect, and attention that, human personality. A human person cannot when satisfied, the human person feels appreciate intellectual and aesthetic learning if he/she is struggling for food, shelter, and safety. Self-actualization can be achieved after all the other needs are satisfied.
McLeod (2020) also presents Carl
Rogers' human person-centered therapy theory that every human person has an inherent desire within for a positive transformation and development of capacities. People possess innate goodness no matter how imprudent their actions are. However, it is the individual who will eventually create his/her own path and not the people around him/ her. The self- actualized human person allows the innate goodness to transcend. Only by understanding himself/ herself first can he/she effectively relate to others. Utilizing the gifts and talents to reach one's goals and helping others realize their worth as people are challenges from the Supreme Being
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