CFE 101 - Module 2, Lesson 2 - Missionary Response

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MISSIONARY RESPONSE
God remains faithful and does not abandon the people He called to participate in his work. The
task may be difficult but if you remain working with the Lord, the task is easier. As the prophets did their
task with the Lord as their companion so you are also sent as missionaries to actively participate in
activities that are intended to reduce inequality (UN-SDG 10) and to promote peace and justice towards
the building of strong institutions (UN-SDG 16). You can do these through the following:
1. Accompany and help a friend/classmate who is hard-up in adjusting to the online/offline
program.
2. Remind a friend/sibling in a gentle way/manner not to forget her/his responsibility in her/his
studies.

Activity: “My Advocacy Message”


With the understanding you gained from the lesson about Nevi'im (Prophets), how can you be a
prophet in today's time? Choose one (1) issue that our country or the world is facing right now (e.g.
economic inequalities, cultural discrimination, climate change, corruption, vaccine shortages and delays,
etc.). Afterwards, pick one (1) specific advocacy message (a slogan, a motto, a gesture, etc.) that will
capture your stand against this issue. Make sure to describe your advocacy message in 3-5 sentences.

Rubric:

Criteria Above Expectations Meets Expectations Hardly Meets


Expectations
Reflective Thinking The output expresses an The output expresses an The output expresses a
excellent level of average level of poor level of awareness
awareness and awareness and and understanding of the
understanding of the understanding of the topic. It also shows
topic. It also shows topic. It also shows inadequate consideration
proficient considerations common consideration of of the meanings and
of the meanings and the meanings and messages found in the
messages found in the messages found in the activity.
activity. activity. (3 points)
(7 points) (5 points)
Making Connections The output includes The output includes The output includes poor
outstanding thought of the common thought of the thought of the larger
larger context. The larger context. The context. The student is not
student is also able to student is also able to able to create suitable and
create suitable and create significant and significant connections
significant connections weak connections between the activity and
between the activity and between the activity and his/her actual experiences,
his/her actual experiences, his/her actual experiences, and the experiences of the
and the experiences of the and the experiences of the larger community around
larger community around larger community around him/her.
him/her. him/her. (3 points)
(7 points) (5 points)
Reflective Action The output clearly draws The output clearly draws The output does not
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implications of certain implications of certain stipulate clear


experiences or actions by experiences or actions. implications of certain
providing clear and But it provides examples experiences or actions by
concrete examples which which does not clearly providing clear and
indicate/encourage active indicate/encourage active concrete examples which
engagements in and out of engagements in and out of indicate/encourage active
the classroom setting. the classroom setting. engagements in and out of
(6 points) (4 points) the classroom setting.
(2 points)

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