NSTP Citizenship Training Good Citizenship Voters Education

Republic of the Philippines
CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE

F. Pimentel Avenue, Brgy. 2, Daet, Camarines Norte – 4600, Philippines
Good Citizenship
Values
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THE GOOD CITIZENSHIP VALUES

1. PAGKAMAKA - DIYOS
2. PAGKAMAKA - TAO
3. PAGKAMAKA - BAYAN
4. PAGKAMAKA - KALIKASAN
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PAGKAMAKA – DIYOS
• Faith in Almighty
• Respect in Life
• Order
• Work
• Concerns for the Family and Future Generations
3
PAGKAMAKA – TAO
• Love
• Freedom
• Peace
• Truth
• Justice
4
PAGKAMAKA – BAYAN
• Unity
• Equality
• Respect for Law and Government
• Patriotism
• Promotion of the Common Good
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PAGKAMAKA – KALIKASAN
• Concern for the Environment
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VALUES
FORMATION
PAGKAMAKA – DIYOS
• Faith in Almighty
• Respect for Life
• Order
• Work
• Concerns for the Family and Future Generations
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1. Faith in Almighty God
“The only limit to realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of

today; let us move forward with strong and active faith.”
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Faith in Almighty God

• Faith can move mountains.
• Faith in the Almighty is an innate trademark Filipino value.
• Our faith is a call to conversion; from graft and corruption,

indolence, our desire for convenience, rather than hard work,
growing adherence to materialism at the expense of the loss of
our values and integrity, and our sense of helplessness when
confronted with adversity. 10
My Personal Faith Evaluation and Resolution
STATEMENT YES NO RESOLUTION
1. I believe in the power of Faith and Prayer.
2. My faith in God is one of my greatest strengths and priorities.
3. I maintain a strong personal prayer life.
4. My family maintains a strong prayer life.
5. By my example, others are inspired to live a life of faith and prayer.
6. I encourage others to be faithful and turn prayer in times of
personal setbacks and when faced with moral questions.
7. I continually seek for ways to strengthen my own faith.
8. My choices and decisions are fruits of prayerful reflections and
discernment.
9. I believe that all my blessings are brought about by God's
providence and not merely by my own words.
10. I live out my faith everyday.
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2. Respect in Life
Life is raw material. We are artisans. We can sculpt our existence
into something beautiful, or debase it into ugliness. It's in our
hands.
-Cathy Better
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Respect in Life
• Every person's life is a precious gift, no individual has the right to
harm or destroy it.
• We should uphold and recognize each other's dignity as persons

and grow to appreciate it's other growth.
• Every person should be given the opportunity to lead a purpose-

driven life.
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3. Order
Order is the sanity of the mind, the health of the body, the peace
of the city, the security of the state. As the beams of the house, as
the bones of the body, so is to order to all things.
- Southey
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Order
• God is our number one value, foremost priority, and source of all
inspirations and motivations.
• Learn to be orderly in your work by establishing a system and

routine.
• Basic values like diligence and cleanliness stem from the value of
orderliness.
• Order entails the discipline of mind, emotion and action. Value of

order are prudence, temperance, discipline, humility, diligence, 15
4. Work
Give fish to a man and he will have a food to eat for a day; teach
him how to fish and he shall have food to eat throughout his
lifetime.
- Confucius
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Work
• Man is destined to work, it is in his nature.
• Achievement is getting things done well while activity is a matter of

merely staying busy.
• Our country will progress if every Filipino puts value in honest

hardwork.
• Every Filipino should thrive towards self-reliance.

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Work (cont…)
• Learn to invest your God-given talent in your work.
• Well-done is better than well-said.- Benjamin Franklin
• Living within means is a key element of success and progress as it

encourages the values of discipline, frugality, prudence and the virtue
od temperance.
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5. Concern for the Family and Future

Generations
• The future of humanity passes by the way of the family.
• We should be vigilant and possess the resolve to always value

our family as our most important precious gift after our own lives.
• A family is strengthened by the love, understanding, and mutual

respect among its members.
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Concern for the Family and Future

Generations (cont…)
• Our family is worth more than any worldly gain.
• The family can survive the challenges of the times only if it is

armed with sound principles and values that promote love and
life.
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Activities
The Family Angle: A Reflection of

Modern Day Family Realities
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For each situation, imagine yourself as the actual person involved. Cite some
effects and implications of every situation and some other scenarios that may
arise that you think from the issue.
1. You are the family breadwinner and you decide to work abroad so you
earn more money for your family.
2. You are a child whose parents are working abroad.
3. You and your spouse decided to separate.
4. Your parents are separated.
5. You decide to put your aging parents in the home for the aged.
6. As a parent you deeply believe in the principle of liberalism and the
full advantage of allowing your children to have full access to the
internet and the media. 22
The Love of a Mother by Fr. Benigno
Beltran, SVD
• Once there lived a poor mother and her son. When he grew up, the son fall in love with
a woman who was not serious with him. He told her he would do anything he asked if
only she would marry him. Half in jest, she told him: “I will marry you only if you cut out
you're mother's heart and bring it to me. Only in this way can you prove your love.”
• In the dark of the night, he went into the mother's room, took from his belt a knife from
his mother's kitchen, and plunged into her breast. He cut out her heart and ran with
bloodstained hands towards the home of his loved one. As he ran with the heart of his
mother in his hands, he stumbled and fell. His mother's heart said to him, “Be careful
my son. You might hurt yourself.”
• Reflection: The love of our parents cannot be measured by any conceivable means. They
love us in ways only they can; in ways only they know how. Love them, take care of
them, and honor them.
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PAGKAMAKA – TAO
• Love
• Freedom
• Peace
• Truth
• Justice
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WHAT IS LOVE?
Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or
boastful; Love is not ill mannered or selfish or
irritable; love does not keep a record of the wrongs;
love is not happy with evil but delights in the truth.
Love never fails. Love is eternal.. There are faith,
hope and love and the greatest of these is love.
-1 Corinthian 13
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WHAT IS LOVE?
Love is the will to extend oneself for the purpose of
nurturing one’s own or another’s spiritual growth .
– M. Scott Peck
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WHAT IS LOVE?
Love is the value from which the other values that form
a good person develop.
Love is the key to our nation’s progress. It will encourage

our people to be committed to serve and be concerned
for each other’s well being, making true the pledge of
mamamayan muna bago sarili…mamamayang hindi
makasarili.
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Pay it forward… with LOVE

Make a plan to make a specific good deed for at least
three people. You may do more good deeds for more
people if you wish. As this is private, include all the details
you need including a time frame if possible to make your
plans work.
1. My family (parents/spouse/sibling/relative)
2. A special friend
3. Someone who I don’t know but who can use my
help.
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WHAT IS FREEDOM?
The great gift of a human being lies in our freedom to
continually right our wrongs and make new persons of
ourselves.
– Wang Yang Ming
Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having

the right to do what we ought.
– Pope John Paul II
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FREEDOM
• The value of Freedom is never without the virtue of
responsibility.
• Freedom is a gift freely given, thus, it should be something

freely shared.
• Freedom should be practiced with a clear understanding

of its bounds, a sense of discipline, and the virtue of
charity. 30
FREEDOM
• The basis of freedom lies in the individuality of human
person who is capable of thinking, caring, and relating
with other human beings.
• The dream of freedom is not just of one man but should

be of every human heart.
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BIRD IN THE HAND

• One day, a boy was walking at the park and found a bird
lying on the ground. He picked up the bird and went to an
old man sitting peacefully under the shade of a tree.
• Hoping to trick the old man and display his youthful
“wisdom”, he approached him, held out his clenched fists
and asked, “old man, old man, tell me: is the bird in my
hand, dead or alive?”
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BIRD IN THE HAND

• The old man thoroughly looked at him and answered,
“Little boy, if I tell you that the bird in your hand is alive,
you can easily crush the bird and say that it is dead; but if I
tell you that the bird in your hand is dead, you can easily
open your hand and set the bird free and say that it is
alive. Therefore, little boy, the answer to your question is
in your hands.”
Moral Lesson: God gave us our lives. He also gives freedom to choose what we want to make of
them. Indeed, the answer to all our dreams is in our hands. We have the power to make them
happen… but only if we choose to. 33
PEACE
Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of
men that the defenses of peace must be constructed.
- UNESCO Constitution
34
PEACE
• Peace cannot be attained through violence or other ways
that do not promote order.
• 4 pillars of Peace: Love, Freedom, Truth and Justice
• Peace cannot be attained and sustained when people

develop a deep consciousness of their faith in God,
concern for their fellowmen, loyalty to their country and
respect for the environment.
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Living in PEACE: A Practical Guide

1. What situations can you think of in everyday life as illustrating the
lack of peace?
a. in our hearts?
b. in our homes?
c. in our office?
d. in our community?
e. in our country?
2. Let us reflect on some concrete steps we can take to promote process:
a. With regards to our relationship
b. With regards to our finances
c. With regards to orderliness in our possessions
d. with regards to improving communications
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3. Four pillars of Peace
a) Truth - we will build peace if every individual sincerely
acknowledges not only his rights but also his own duties to
others
b) Justice - we will build peace if in practice everyone respects
the rights of orders & actually fulfill his duties towards them
c) Love - we will build peace if people feel the needs of others as
their own share what they have with others, specially the
values of mind and spirit they possess.
d) Freedom - we will build peace and make it thrive if, in the
choice of the means to that end, people act according to
reason and assume responsibility for their own actions. 37

4. Developing habits of Peace
a) Awareness of the importance of keeping and fostering
peace, internalizing the basic value of peace, and upholding
the four pillars of peace as among one's basic values.
b) Resolutions to the conscious of the behavior which disturbs
one's peace and that of others.
c) Identifying obstacles to peace in ever day's life
d) Consciously speaking to act in a peaceful way and to seek
peaceful, non-violent, unitive solutions to conflict.
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5. Being an example of peacemaker
i. Being willing to share with others about one's commitment
to build peace;
ii. Talking about the significance of having peace as basic value;
iii. Helping members of one's family, specially one's children, to
imbibe the basic value of peace.
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TRUTH
The truth can be hidden for a time, but it cannot be
overtime.
- St. Augustine
40
TRUTH
• Truth entails transparency, honesty, integrity, sincerity and
humility.
• The truth entails sacrifices and effort but it is worthy cause

that highlights our own capacity as persons to do good
and live with integrity.
• Honesty should be applied in all our roles in life, be it as

spouse, parent, child, sibling, teacher, colleague, etc.
• In the end, the truth always prevail. 41

JUSTICE
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
42
JUSTICE
• Justice consists in the firm and constant will to give God
and neighbor their due.
• Justice delayed is justice denied.
• Justice is the key to progress, the foundation of freedom,

and the bedrock principle of unity and equality among all
men.
43
PAGKAMAKA – BANSA
1. Unity
2. Equality
3. Respect for Law
and Government
4. Patriotism
5. Promotion of the
Common Good
44
UNITY
Remember upon the conduct of each
depends on the fate of all.
- Alexander the Great
45
UNITY
• Unity is about sharing a common vision and working
together towards the same dream of social justice,
prosperity and happiness.
• The implication of unity is diversity.
• Be united with the nation, with the people, with your local
community, organization of work and family.
46
EQUALITY
Now is the time to open the doors for opportunity to all God's
children. Now is the time to lift our nation from quick sands of
injustice to solid rock of brotherhood.
- Martin Luther King, Jr
47
EQUALITY
• Every person should be given equal opportunity to develop
himself, be a better person and pursue happiness in his
lifetime.
• No man is over and above the law.
• The value of equality should move every citizen to look after

and care for the less fortunate, the poor and the oppressed.
48
RESPECT FOR LAW AND

GOVERNMENT
• The law is not meant to curtail freedom; it is meant to ensure
that every citizen acts responsibly while exercising freedom.
• The law and government should not serve the interests of few,
especially those who are in positions of power and authority.
• The nature of laws is to provide sanctions for the irresponsible
practice of freedom.
• Our own respect for law and government should stem from
the ultimate law of the heart: that of mutual respect, charity
and love for others.
49
PATRIOTISM
Patriotism is not a short outburst of emotions
but a lifetime of dedication.
- Adlai E. Stevenson
50
PATRIOTISM
• Patriotism is every person's sense of duty and responsibility to
contribute in the development of his country, the protection
of integrity, and upholding of the rights and dignity of the
people.
• Love your country, patronize your country and its works, be

proud of your personal and national identity, being vigilant
and proactive citizen, and be a law-abiding citizens are some
of the actions that we can do to have this patriotism.
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PROMOTION FOR THE COMMON

GOOD
• Put the welfare of the greater number of people over
one's own.
• The value of Promotion for the Common Good should
move us to share and reach out to others in need.
• National interest should prevail over individual interests.
• Food, shelter, education, work, opportunity to improve
one's self, ability to free from fear, insecurity and injustice,
and an atmosphere of sharing and charity are some of the
elements needed for the holistic and progress of the
common good. 52
PAGKAMAKA – KALIKASAN
• Concern for the Environment
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CONCERN FOR THE

ENVIRONMENT
• We should develop a sense of urgency in the way we treat
the environment. Respect for the integrity of creation.
• Every person's mission of stewardship demands that he be

more conscious of his actions when he relates with the
environment.
• Treat your Mother Nature as your mother.

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REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9418

VOLUNTEER ACT OF 2007
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RA 9418
“An act Institutionalizing a Strategy for Rural Development,
Strengthening Volunteerism and for Other Purpose”
Declaration of Policy
• Promote the participation of various sector of the Filipino
Society and international and foreign volunteer
organization in public and civic affairs
• BAYANIHAN to foster social justice, solidarity and
sustainable development 56
Goals and Objectives (RA 9418)

• Provide policy framework on volunteerism
• Provide a conducive and enabling environment for

volunteers
• Provide an effective institutional mechanism to

strengthen the role of Philippine National Volunteer
Service Coordinating Agency (PNVSCA) 57
Key Concepts
Volunteerism- refers to an act involving a wide range of
activities, including traditional forms of mutual aid and
developmental interventions that provides an enabling and
empowering environment both on the part of the
beneficiary receiving and the volunteer rendering the act,
undertaken for reasons arising from socio- developmental,
business or corporate orientation, commitment or
conviction for the attainment of the public good and where
monetary and other incentives or reward are not primary
motivating factors.
58
Key Concept (conti…)

Volunteer – refers to an individual or group from their
socio-developmental, business and corporate orientation,
commitment or conviction, contribute time, service and
resources whether on full-time or part-time basis to a just
and essential social development cause, mission or
endeavor in the belief that their activity is mutually
meaningful and beneficial to public interest as well as to
themselves.
59

Volunteer Service Organization – refers to a local or foreign
groups that recruits, trains, deploys and supports volunteer
workers to programs and projects implemented by them or
by other organizations or any group that provides services
and resources, including but not limited to, information,
capability building, advocacy and networking for the
attainment of common good.
60

Voluntary Sector – refers to those sectors of Philippine
Society that organizes themselves into volunteers to take
advocacy and action primarily for local and national
development
61
VOLUNTEERISM IN THE PHILIPPINES
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REFERENCES
•1987 Philippine Constitution
•CMO No. 26 s, 2005
•Republic Act No. 8491
•Republic Act No. 9418
•Internet Sources
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Voters’ Education
Program
65
Election
Election is the means by which

people choose their officials for
definite and fixed periods.
66
What are the different types of electoral

exercises?
Regular Elections Special Elections
National Plebiscite
Local Referendum
Barangay Initiative
ARMM Recall
Sangguniang Kabataan
(SK)
67
How often are elections held?
68
Registration
Registration refers to the act of
accomplishing and filing of a sworn
application for registration by a qualified
voter.
69
Why should I register?

To have the opportunity to choose our
leaders
70
What’s in it for me?

Just like text voting, you get heard and
counted.
71
What are the requirements for

registration?
One must be:
1. A Filipino citizen
2. At least eighteen (18) years old
3. A resident of the Philippines for one year and of
the city or municipality wherein he proposes to
vote for at least six months immediately preceding
the election
4. Not otherwise disqualified by law 72
What is the validation of registration?

A process wherein fingerprints of voters
would be captured electronically at no expense
to the voter
73
Where should I register?

Comelec Office
Where should I validate my registration?

Barangay office
74
How do I go about transferring my

registration?
75
Our voting practices
• Vote by popularity
• Vote-buying
76
“The Philippines is a republican and

democratic state. Sovereignty resides in
the people and all government authority
emanates from them.”
• We elect our officials directly

• Officials serve for fixed terms
• Officials are directly accountable to the people
77
The Government
Legislative Executive Judicial
78
Executive
• Implements programs and

projects
• Monitors programs and projects ACTION ORIENTED
• Provides basic services
• Performs ceremonial functions
79
Executive Positions
National Local
Vice Brgy.
President Governor Mayor
President Chairman
80
Legislative
• Review and evaluates proposal,

position papers
• Conducts research on proposed bills ANALYST
and position papers
• Consult experts
• Defend and analyzes proposed bills
81
Legislative Positions
Local
National
City/ Municipal
Board Member Vice Governor Vice Mayor Brgy. Councilors
Councilors
Senator
82
What is the value of your vote?
83
Your vote will mean
84
What must we do?
85
“The best way for evil to

triumph is for good men to do
nothing.”
Voters’ Education Program
National Youth Commission
86
Reference
• https://ched.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/CMO-No.26-
s2005.pdf
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Republic of the Philippines

CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE

THE GOOD CITIZENSHIP VALUES

1. Faith in Almighty God

“The only limit to realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of

Faith in Almighty God

• Faith in the Almighty is an innate trademark Filipino value.

• Our faith is a call to conversion; from graft and corruption,

• We should uphold and recognize each other's dignity as persons

• Every person should be given the opportunity to lead a purpose-

• Learn to be orderly in your work by establishing a system and

• Order entails the discipline of mind, emotion and action. Value of

• Achievement is getting things done well while activity is a matter of

• Our country will progress if every Filipino puts value in honest

• Every Filipino should thrive towards self-reliance.

• Well-done is better than well-said.- Benjamin Franklin

• Living within means is a key element of success and progress as it

5. Concern for the Family and Future

• We should be vigilant and possess the resolve to always value

• A family is strengthened by the love, understanding, and mutual

Concern for the Family and Future

• The family can survive the challenges of the times only if it is

The Family Angle: A Reflection of

Love is the key to our nation’s progress. It will encourage

Pay it forward… with LOVE

Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having

• Freedom is a gift freely given, thus, it should be something

• Freedom should be practiced with a clear understanding

• The dream of freedom is not just of one man but should

BIRD IN THE HAND

BIRD IN THE HAND

• 4 pillars of Peace: Love, Freedom, Truth and Justice

• Peace cannot be attained and sustained when people

Living in PEACE: A Practical Guide

Living in PEACE: A Practical Guide

Living in PEACE: A Practical Guide

Living in PEACE: A Practical Guide

• The truth entails sacrifices and effort but it is worthy cause

• Honesty should be applied in all our roles in life, be it as

• In the end, the truth always prevail. 41

• Justice delayed is justice denied.

• Justice is the key to progress, the foundation of freedom,

• The implication of unity is diversity.

• No man is over and above the law.

• The value of equality should move every citizen to look after

RESPECT FOR LAW AND

• Love your country, patronize your country and its works, be

PROMOTION FOR THE COMMON

CONCERN FOR THE

• Every person's mission of stewardship demands that he be

• Treat your Mother Nature as your mother.

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9418

Goals and Objectives (RA 9418)

• Provide a conducive and enabling environment for

• Provide an effective institutional mechanism to

Key Concept (conti…)

Key Concept (conti…)

Key Concept (conti…)

Election is the means by which

What are the different types of electoral

How often are elections held?

Why should I register?

What’s in it for me?