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NSTP 2 WorkSheet 13141516 SAA
NSTP 2 WorkSheet 13141516 SAA
WORKSHEET NO. 13
Instructions: Read each test item and follow the instruction carefully. Do not cheat. Cheating is
punishable by suspension.
- "Health" is not immune to the current bulldozer of globalization, which brings with it benefits, faults,
challenges, and unknowns. Economic, social, political, environmental, behavioral, and even
transcendental forces are seen to shape the more borderless world order, and societal organizations,
including health professionals, are unprepared for the changes. (Journal of Humanitarian Medicine,
Volume IV, Number 4, October-December 2004)
a. Physical
b. Mental
C. Emotional
d. Spiritual
e. Social
According to UNESCO:
"Education for Sustainable Development empowers learners to take informed decisions and responsible
actions for environmental integrity, economic viability and a just society, for present and future
generations, while respecting cultural diversity."
2. Enumerate:
a. What does education for sustainable development promote?
a.1 Knowledge
a.2 Skills
a.3 Values
a.4 Attitudes
a.5 Behaviors
Education possesses the capacity to revolutionize lives by altering beliefs, values, and perspectives. The
provision of quality education through government funding is justified due to the significant positive
externalities that education generates for the overall welfare of society.
WORKSHEET NO. 15
Entrepreneurship
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punishable by suspension.
- Entrepreneurship plays a pivotal role in driving economic growth, innovation, and societal progress. It
catalyzes the creation of new industries and revitalizes existing ones through the introduction of
innovative products, services, and technologies, contributing significantly to national income and
improving standards of living. Entrepreneurs create employment opportunities, reducing unemployment
rates and fostering a competitive market environment that compels businesses to enhance efficiency
and innovation. This competition results in better products and services at lower prices for consumers.
Beyond economic impact, entrepreneurship also addresses societal challenges by offering solutions to
issues such as poverty, education, and healthcare through social entrepreneurship. Moreover,
entrepreneurship enhances economic flexibility and resilience, enabling societies to adapt to global
changes and recover more swiftly from downturns. Thus, entrepreneurship is an essential engine of
economic and societal development, fostering a more prosperous and sustainable world.
3. Enumerate the rewards that can be derived from entrepreneurship (20 points)
1. You can make your own money. When you have your own business, you are certain that you will earn
profits from your business venture. The earnings you derive depend on the effort and time you have
exerted.
2. You are the boss of yourself. When you own a business, you will have no superior to work with.
Nobody will dictate to you on what to do. You will not be under the caprice of any boss. You are the
decision maker.
3. You can express creatively. As an entrepreneur, you can put on your good ideas into your business.
Hence, his creative ideas can result into productive venture.
4. There is a feeling of satisfaction. There is always a feeling of satisfaction if you started a business
venture and it becomes successful through your effort. You will enjoy listening to the good comments
from your friends, your peers and the community as a whole. The moment your business flourishes, it is
a good means of livelihood and can provide all the demands of basic needs.
- Small business success is inevitable due to the inherent risks and trials involved. Decision-making is
crucial as wrong decisions can lead to failures. Economic conditions can impact businesses, making it
essential to invest more capital and address cash flow issues. Entrepreneurs must possess patience,
perseverance, and hard work to succeed. Innovation and creativity are crucial for market demand and
product improvement. Entrepreneurship also involves social responsibility, as it affects not only clients
and the community but also human resources. Employee dissatisfaction due to poor wages can
negatively impact the business's performance. Entrepreneurs must be committed to clients' money,
services, and products, and compete fairly with the market. By focusing on these aspects, entrepreneurs
can ensure their business thrives and thrives.
1. The relationship is more personalized with customers and employees, so they can be called by their
first names. There is a close relationship between them, so they can work harmoniously and, as a result,
there is a big economic advantage over big corporations.
2. Flexibility in management. The owner being the boss and the He can quickly toy flexible time. He can
adjust store hours to fit market conditions. He can quickly learn changes in the needs and interests of
customers.
3. Government incentives. The government supports the small entrepreneurs by extending financial and
technical assistance, particularly production and marketing.
4. Simple record-keeping. Considering that it is a small business, the entrepreneur only needs a simple
set of records that consist of a cash receipts journal, which records all sales, and a cash disbursement
journal, which records all expenses or payments.
5. Independence. The small entrepreneur enjoys freedom from interference.
WORKSHEET NO. 16
Recreation
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