Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Presented By:
Rodezza F. Majaducon
Direction: Look and analyze the picture below. Answer the following
picture.
NELPA CUSDISSION
Read the panel discussion on drugs abuse in
the Philippines and answer the following
questions.
PANELIST 1: I view the problem on drug abuse as an incurable
epidemic.
PANELIST 2: Well, I don’t look at it that way. Surely the
government win victory over it!
PANELIST 3: How can the government win?, when no less than
high ranking military and police officers are involve
in the drug trafficking and coddling of traffickers?
PANELIST 4: I can just ignore the issue. It’s not as much of a
problem as the road traffic.
PANELIST 5: I certainly think it’s a win-lose situation and not a
win-win situation.
PANELIST 6: That certainly will surely happen if some of us will
be
indifferent to the problem. It must be everyone’s
What issue is discussed?
Who are the member of panel
discussion?
What are the two sides of the
issue?
Panel Discussion
-is designed to provide an opportunity for a group
to hear several people knowledgeable about a
specific issue or topic, present information
regarding current problems, determine social
values.
Kinds of Panel Discussion
1.Public Panel Discussion
Use to provide factual information
regarding current problems , determine
social values.
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we talk on the crisis facing planet Earth.
We have with us Liza Hernandez, an environmentalist, Dr. Rita Mendoza, a professor at a leading
university in Mindanao and Tony Perez, a noted researcher in biodiversity.
Planet
My first question is, what are the main issues we still have to fight for?
LIZA: In general terms, environmental degradation and abuse. Public’s interest versus vested interest.
Earth
DR. MENDOZA: First, stop the pollution of our air, water and land. Second, adopt a waste
management program involving waste segregation, recycling, and composting. Third, stop mining
ventures which have adverse effects on the health of our people. Fourth, stop deforestation.
TONY: Environmental problems are deep-rooted. The present imbalance in the
ecosystem is a result of centuries of ignorance, fear, and greed, which in turn breed
apathy and corruption. There is one issue: awareness. Man’s attitudes and values
must change. HOST: What are the chances that the proposed Clean Air Act will be passed into
law and when do you think this will happen?
DR. MENDOZA: There’s a very good chance except that, again, the businesses that will be
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affected are doing everything to put it down.
LIZA: I agree. I think there’s a good chance. However, the great fear of environmentalists is
Planet
that it will pass without the ban on incinerators.
TONY: Well, the Clean Air Act is enacted into law and it may help preserve our environment.
Earth HOST: I think it’s a relief to know there’s the Clean Air Act passed into law. And for my last
question, what role does environment play in your life?
LIZA: In our lives? It is our entire life support system.
DR. MENDOZA: To me, saving the environment is a life and death struggle. When we do harm
to our environment, we inflict a wound in the future. The future of our young is at risk
for they will inherit a depleted earth.
FOR LISTENING!