The document outlines guidelines and procedures for a community outreach program conducted by NSTP students. It details the stages of the program including orientation, situational analysis, implementation of projects, and evaluation. Students are expected to follow guidelines regarding appearance, accountability, behavior, and working with local officials while serving in the community. Any issues encountered must be reported to facilitators. The goal is for students to apply classroom lessons through practical work addressing community needs.
The document outlines guidelines and procedures for a community outreach program conducted by NSTP students. It details the stages of the program including orientation, situational analysis, implementation of projects, and evaluation. Students are expected to follow guidelines regarding appearance, accountability, behavior, and working with local officials while serving in the community. Any issues encountered must be reported to facilitators. The goal is for students to apply classroom lessons through practical work addressing community needs.
The document outlines guidelines and procedures for a community outreach program conducted by NSTP students. It details the stages of the program including orientation, situational analysis, implementation of projects, and evaluation. Students are expected to follow guidelines regarding appearance, accountability, behavior, and working with local officials while serving in the community. Any issues encountered must be reported to facilitators. The goal is for students to apply classroom lessons through practical work addressing community needs.
The school and the community serve as alliances in national development
. How can the school adminstrator determine the parameters of this symbolic relationship ? Good practice is based on sound theories . Any training of NSTP students must provide for the field application of learned concept, theories and methods in the classroom experience
This ia very important for the development of skills
. The development of a positive attitude towards work and responsibilities may accrue as a result of extensive training in the school but are further refined in the society e a c h p r o g r a m f o r in ou t r g e in th e d if f e r e n t kn o w le d o f t h e N S T P components t he C W T S it is v e r y spe c ia lly e s tu d e n t c o u ld b e practica l if t h t o t h e p la c e w h e r e ass ig n e d r e s id in g to e n a b le th ey a r e a l w it h w o r k them to de t a re c lo s e st t o th e condit io n t h a t h e ir a r e a s realities in co m m u n it y a c tiv it i e s ar e th e manned by w e ll-t r a in e d T P c oo rd in a t o r s w h o ar e N S expected to p r o vid e th e necessar y g u id a n c e a n d t h e d a y - to - d a y direction for e s tu d e n ts as activities of th field co un se l o r Activities Preparatory : COURSE 1. Orientation OBJECTIVE : 1. Orientation on NSTP 2 2. Course leveling of expectation here are the c ourse 3. Grouping/Team building objectives so t 4. Briefing on the community hat the NSTP stud outreach programs ent can be guided 5. Brainstorming on the on what to do in t anticipated problems he 6.Field practicum activities community .... . Midterm Examination a l An al y s is T his 2. Situation 1. Implementation of the n t ific a t ion o f stage is the ide -n ee d s of th e activities the felt d p l a nn in g of 2. Summative Evaluation community an o je c t s t o b e activities/pr 3. Preparation and undertaken. Submission of the Final Report Orientation on NSTP 2 This stage includes discussion of the course objectives, learning NA TI ON experiences, requirements and EXP LA evaluation. It also includes schedule O F T HE of activities by weeks and the days ACTIV IT IE S when the NSTP coordinators will visit and the days when students must report to their school. Course Leveling of Expectations
The students are expected to attain the
objectives set for in the course. They are expected to submit a weekly report to the NSTP Coordinators. Grouping/Team 1. relationship with the group Building members;
2. relationship with the NSTP
Harmonious inter- coordinators; and relationship is very
essential in all fields 3. relationship with the Local
of endeavor. In this Government Officials in the stage, it includes: community. Briefing on the Community Outreach Programs
This stage will be conducted by the NSTP
Coordinator which will cover the do's and don'ts in understanding the community outreach programs and the major characteristics of the field practice areas. Brainstorming on the Anticipated Problems
This will be done through
brainstorming by looking into the sociological factors in the community. Field Practicum Activities
This is now the actual
practicum in the community outreach program. Situational Analysis
In this stage, the participants in the program together with the
NSTP Coordinator assigned and the local community officials will hold a brainstorming session to decide on the activities and projects that will be undertaken to answer the needs of the community. The analysis should lead to project identification and formulation. This series of activities should be planned ahead. Hence, the first step that should be taken into consideration after they have settled down is to prepare a plan of work which will indicate the activities to be undertaken, date of activity, the students who will undertake them and then collaboration with the local government officials. Implementation of the Community Project Identification of the community structure and function such as the community leaders and other stakeholders is very important, Moreover, the following should be looked into:
status of the local government organization;
decision making process
channels of communication (formal and informal).
Social Mobilization 1. Formulation/mobilization of the different persons involved in planning and management of the community outreach program projects.
2. Situational analysis by the NSTP students in collaboration
with the community. The different methods may be utilized in reaching out to the people: community meetings/group brainstorming; dialogue with key leaders in the community; and community assemblies. Social Mobilization
3. Brainstorming/Discussion of alternative solutions
and the group choices.
4. Organize the community for implementation,
monitoring and evaluation.
5. Implementation of planned activities.
Guidelines for NSTP Students in Community Outreach Program The students are responsible for arriving at the given location on time, wearing the proper clothing, and respecting all the rules and regulations of the school. The following guides govern the conduct of the NSTP students before they are sent to the field. They have to understand and bear these in mind before they go out to the community where they are assigned: 1. Appearance
Your personal appearance is considered very
important. Ladies should not wear backless clothing, spaghetti straps, short shorts or clothing in which the midriff' is exposed. Depending upon the project, blue jeans will be allowed. You will be supplied with a NSTP T- shirt which should be worn when participating in a community service activities 2. Accountability
The students are responsible for
arriving at the given location on time. They are expected to be punctual in the place of their assignment. 3. Student Behavior
Bear in your mind that you represent your school
when you are out of the community. Your actions are a reflection of you and your school, hence, you are expected to behave properly, maintain proper decorum at all times. You have to be courteous, and maintain harmonious working relationship with colleagues, with facilitators, and with everyone in the community. 4. Bringing Companions in the Community.
You are not allowed to bring your
girlfriend/boyfriend, friends, relatives and others in the community where you are assigned for the duration of your field practicum. 5. Transportation
You are responsible for your own
transportation to and from the community if the school does not provide one. 6. Use of Cellphones
Cellphone is not allowed to be
used while performing Community Service programs/activities. 7. Working with the LGU Officials You should work closely with the LGU officials and the community people in all aspects of your activities from situational. analysis, planning, and implementation to evaluation. Students' activities/projects should be within the plans of the local government officials with which they are working and should contribute positively to the solution of the community problems identified 8. Problem/s Encountered