Lesson 2- Servant leadership

1. Make a drawing / sketch that shows your idea on what makes up the good
governance, genuine public servant and intelligent voters.

I made this drawing because for me, a good leader must lead even at
moments of crisis. When people
loses morale, the leader must be
the one to never surrender and
push his people to their full
potential.

2.Write a reflective essay on how you can be a responsible voter.

How can you be a responsible voter? It is a really simple question, but

since the majority of people don't know the candidates off by heart, it can
be difficult to consider. However, in my opinion, there are three things you
should look for.
A good leader keeps their cool. A cool and collected leader is the one who
shines and directs its constituents from darkness to light. A wise leader is
necessary. He should take to heart advices but do not jump first onto it.
Because a wise leader instructs the fools rather than listening to them. And
 lastly, A leader must be equitable. Even though it is difficult, he must be
prepared to take the necessary action for his people.
It is my qualifications when I choose a leader. I may not know them by soul
however there are subtle hints by how they move that leads you to believe
that “I go with him” and that is something I think you must have as well.

Lesson 1- Disaster
1. Select two (2) natural disasters and two (man-made) disaster and discuss comprehensively
the nature, origin and ways on how mitigate the possible impact of these disasters in a given
community.
- You can mitigate Hurricanes and floods by storm proofing ceilings and roofs and by having
good storm drains. You can also minimize car accidents and car hits by better education for car
owners and enhancing road infrastructure.
2. Cite possible man-made and natural disasters that can affect your locality.
-Road collisions can impact the neighborhood because of the traffic that it creates, injuries and
fatalities. Typhoons also affects the locality because severe storms can affects powerlines which
might end up causing power outages.
Lesson 2: Disaster Situation in the Philippines and Assessment
Reporting on Preparedness
1.List down at least three (3) natural disasters that happened in the province of Bulacan for the
last 5 years.
-Earthquake
-floods
-storms
2. Research and write down the contingency plan set by the local MDRRMC in preparation for
the occurence of natural disasters.

-Practice the recommended personal hygiene measures

regularly.
-Wash hands frequently with soap and warm water for 20
seconds. Hand sanitizer is not a substitute for hand washing
in the laboratory.
-Disinfect common rooms/laboratory areas and touch points,
at least daily,
-Utilize the disinfection method found in this guidance

-Touch points include but are not limited to doorknobs, sink handles, refrigerator/freezer doors, fume
hood sashes, telephones, pipets, shared equipment, etc.

3. What are the things to improve in the disaster preparedness in the Philippines.
- Initially, what I believe what we must do is to inform the general public on what to do when
calamity strucks.
Second, Human caused accidents should be avoided efficiently and effectively. As well as, To
have more helpers and better strategies after disastrous events.