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JOSE MA . ESTRADA
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THE NSTP LAW AND ITS HISTORY
1762 - MILITARY TRAINING COURSE IN
UNIVERSITY OF STO. TOMAS
ORGANIZED IN 1762 BY FATHER
DOMINGO COLLANTES, O.P. RECTOR AND
CHANCELLOR OF
UST
MILITARY TRAINING COURSE SIMILAR TO
THE ROTC WHO WAS ATTENDED BY A
BATTALION OF YOUNG
STUDENTS
UST
1912 – MILITARY INSTRUCTION IN UNIVERSITY OF
THE PHILIPPINES
IN 1912, MILITARY INSTRUCTION STARTED IN
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
THE UNIVERSITY RECEIVED THE SERVICES OF A
U.S. ARMY OFFICER AS A PROFESSOR OF
MILITARY SCIENCE
THE FIRST ROTC UNIT IN THE COUNTRY WAS
ESTABLISHED AND INSTRUCTION STARTED ON
JULY
3, 1922
UP
THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, ATENEO DE
MANILA, AND THE COLEGIO DE SAN
JUAN DE LETRAN FORMED THEIR
RESPECTIVE ROTC UNITS
1. RATIONAL
Every person is a rational being. This is what
distinguishes a person from all other creatures in
the world. As a rational being, a person is free to
think and has the capacity to reason. He can
distinguish what is right and what is wrong
because he has intellect
2. FREE
All human beings are born free. A person
has the freedom to do or not to do a
specific action. However, every person
must be responsible for his own action. In
other words, a person can do whatever
he pleases but not to the extent of doing
harm to his co-creatures
3. UNIQUE
Every person is unique. Every person has
his own identity such that no two persons
are the same. Generally speaking, human
beings have the same characteristics and
physical features and but no two persons
are the same because every person has its
own perception, has different sets of values
and priorities in life
4. SOCIAL BEING
Every person is intrinsically a social
being. He cannot detach his ―being from
others and all other creatures in the
universe. Human nature is characterized
by his togetherness and relationship
towards other creatures; be it a thing,
object or his fellowman
5. SEXUAL
All created living things are sexual in
nature but the uniqueness of expression of
a person„s sexuality makes it all different.
The expression of a person„s emotions,
attitudes, feelings, actions and thoughts in
sexual activity best exemplifies his
uniqueness from animals
YOU
YOUR SELF
- CONCEPT YOU FILIPINO
YOUR
FAITH
YOU AS YOU
Examples:
Believe in Yourself
Keep Your Priorities Straight
Take Responsibility for Yourself
Focus on What You Want
Control Stress
Do Everything with Love
YOUR SELF-MADE WALL OF NEGATIVE
SELF-TALK
Negative Self-concept
It‟s just no use!
I just know what it won‟t work!
That‟s just my luck!
I‟m so clumsy!
Everything I eat goes right to my waist.
Today just isn‟t my day!
I can never afford the things I want
I never have enough time!
That really makes me mad!
I‟m too shy!
I never know what to say!
The Self-Management sequence
What we do or do not do
2. FEELINGS
“It is…”
1. Operational Decision
concerned with how the different
functions of the organization, such as
marketing, production, finance, etc.
will contribute to its strategic plan
2. Strategic Decision
concerned with the scope of the
organization‟s activities
3. Routine Decision
an ordinary decision on a wide range of
issues. The decisions are left to one
person, usually the leader
•
4. Urgent Decision
intended for some problems that occur
rapidly and may cause serious
consequences if not dealt with urgency
•
5. Problematic Decision
must be taken when a difficulty has
emerged and there is no obvious solution
•
6. Consultative Decision
involves those who are affected by the
results of the decision
•
Box 1
Leaders should achieve success, at least
in the short term, but they may leave
longer term problems as their 'selfish'
decision making is restricted through not
listening enough to others. They are the
ideal short term solution in rapidly
changing or conflict situations where
decisions need to be made quickly and
followed through
Box 2
1.
Fear of Consequences
2. Conflicting Loyalties
When one person is a member of a
number of groups, this frequently leads to
divided loyalties about decisions
Difficulties in Decision-making
3. Interpersonal Conflict
Personal differences occur which provokes
feelings of affection or dislike among members
and which interfere with sound decision
making. Often another member who is not
involved in the interpersonal conflict can bring
the real problem into the open
4. Hidden Agenda