Discipline and Ideas in the

Applied Social Sciences

SAINT M. PIZARRAS
CLASS RULES

01 02
BE ATTENTIVE RAISE YOUR
HAND

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RESPECT
• Think of a time in your life when you felt
that you were in a personal crisis.

• What caused the crisis?

• Who did you approach during those trying

moments? Did seeking help relieve you from
the crisis?
WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE
RISING NUMBER OF CASES OF
SUICIDES AMONG YOUTH .
OBJECTIVES
a. defines counseling as an applied science and
describe its different processes, methods, and
tools involved in undertaking counseling;
b. demonstrate how counseling core values can
be exhibited in a counseling session through
role playing; and
c. show respect and appreciation of the roles of
the counselors in the society.
Core values of
Counseling
 Core values Counseling
• RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY
• PARTNERSHIP
• AUTONOMY
• RESPONSIBLE CARING
 Core Counseling
• PERSONAL INTEGRITY
• SOCIAL JUSTICE
 RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY

Counselors must uphold human dignity of their

counselors through various behavioral and
attitudinal manifestation, they must have
positive regard and empathy for their clients
 PARTNERSHIP

• INTEGRITY, SENSITIVITY, AND

OPENESS,
 AUTONOMY
This entails a counselor’s deliberate gesture of
encouraging and appropriately allowing client’s
personal freedom to have option, make choices of
action, make decision and act on their values. It means
that healing or any advice cannot imposed on a client
 Responsible caring

This means having the best interest of the

counselee to and being accountable to clients,
to professional body, and to the government
discharging professional care and ensuring that
the caring does not result in harmful results
 Personal integrity

Counselors are to be fully trusted by their

clients and that calls maintaining high level of
personal integrity, honest and trust worthy
 Social justice
This requires a counselor to work with an
understanding that most client are impacted by
various social injustices and the counselor must
have the willingness to navigate a possible
strategies and responses to address and rectify
those issues and situations
Base on your experience and/or on what you
have seen in our society how are you going
to respect and appreciate the role of the
counselors in the society.
How are you going to promote counseling
among youth?
If you will be given a chance to become a
counselor, what are the characteristics do
you think that a counselor should have and
why?
 evaluation (2) Those whose fathers or mothers are
citizens of the Philippines

MARIA PEDRO LYZA

1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

CITIZENSHIP
VS.
NATIONALITY
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

• JUS SANGUINIS
LATIN WORD MEANS
“RELATIONS BY BLOOD”
• JUS SANGUINIS
LATIN WORD MEANS
“RELATIONS BY BLOOD”

MARIA PEDRO LYZA

MARIA PEDRO LYZA
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

ACCORDING TO THE SCENARIO

WHAT IS THE NATIONALITY OF
LYZA
A. FILIPINO
B. AMERICAN
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

ACCORDING TO THE SCENARIO

WHAT IS THE NATIONALITY OF
LYZA
A. FILIPINO
B. AMERICAN
MARIA PEDRO LYZA
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

(3) Those born January 17, 1973, of

Filipino mothers, who elect Philippines
citizenship upon reaching the age of
majority
Old 1935 consitution
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

(4) Those who are naturalized in

accordance with law.
1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1

Direct naturalization
• ADMINISTRATIVE
• JUDICIAL
• DIRECT ACT BY CONGRESS
 1987 Constitution
Article IV section 1
ADMINISTRATIVE NATURALIZATION

• According to R A 9139 or the

administration Naturalization act of 2000
ADMINISTRATIVE NATURALIZATION
According to R A 9139 or the
administration Naturalization act of 2000
1. Atleast 18 years old
2. Born in live here in the Philippines
3. Good moral
4. Can write and speak Filipino, own real state of
the Philippines worth for not less than 5k or any
lucrative trade, profession and lawfull
occupation
JUDICIAL NATURALIZATION
According to Commonwealth act 473
Revised Naturalization law
1. Atleast 21 years old
2. Live here in the Philippines atleast 10 years
3. Good moral
4. Can write and speak Filipino, own real state of
the Philippines worth for not less than 5k or any
lucrative trade, profession and lawfull
occupation
Direct act by the congress

• In this case our law making body simply

enacts an act directly conferring
citizenship on a foreigner
 1987 Constitution
Article IV section 2 – NATURAL BORN CITIZEN

states that the Natural-born citizen are

those who are citizens of the
Philippines from birth without having to
perform any act to acquire or perfect
their Philippine citizenship
 QUALITIES OF GOOD
CITIZEN:
• General virtues
• Social virtues
• Economic virtues
• Political virtues
 ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
• WHO TAKES ROLE IN THE
COMMUNITY
• PERFORM ITS DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILTIES
 GENERALIZATION

• Citizenship

• Article IV section 1

• Jus sanguinis
 GENERALIZATION

• ADMINISTRATIVE
• JUDICIAL
• DIRECT ACT BY CONGRESS

• Article IV section 2
 GENERALIZATION

• General virtues
• Social virtues
• Economic virtues
• Political virtues
• Active Citizenship
1.How can you say that you possessed the
good qualities of a citizen?

2.What do you think is the relevance of

citizenship to our country??
 ROLE- PLAY
• Each group is tasked to prepare a 2-minute presentation through role-
playing showing the good and bad qualities of citizen
1. It is a kind of membership that implies a duty of
allegiance on the part of the member and a duty of
protection on the part of the state?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Commoner
2. A term that is officially recognized member of a
nation who possesses rights and responsibilities as
mandated by law?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Inhabitant
3. A citizen of the Philippines from birth without having
to perform any act to acquire or perfect their
Philippine citizenship.
a. Alien
b. Foreigner
c. Naturalized
d. Natural Born Citizen
4. In 1987 Philippine Constitution, the topic
Citizenship is in what article?
a. Article III
b. Article IV
c. Article V
d. Article VI
5. A citizenship determined by blood relations.
a. Jus Soli
b. Jus Loci
c. Jus Sanguinis
d. Jus Saguinas
1. It is a kind of membership that implies a duty of
allegiance on the part of the member and a duty of
protection on the part of the state?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Commoner
1. It is a kind of membership that implies a duty of
allegiance on the part of the member and a duty of
protection on the part of the state?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Commoner
2. A term that is officially recognized member of a
nation who possesses rights and responsibilities as
mandated by law?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Inhabitant
2. A term that is officially recognized member of a
nation who possesses rights and responsibilities as
mandated by law?
a. Citizen
b. Citizenry
c. Citizenship
d. Inhabitant
3. A citizen of the Philippines from birth without having
to perform any act to acquire or perfect their
Philippine citizenship.
a. Alien
b. Foreigner
c. Naturalized
d. Natural Born Citizen
3. A citizen of the Philippines from birth without having
to perform any act to acquire or perfect their
Philippine citizenship.
a. Alien
b. Foreigner
c. Naturalized
d. Natural Born Citizen
4. In 1987 Philippine Constitution, the topic
Citizenship is in what article?
a. Article III
b. Article IV
c. Article V
d. Article VI
4. In 1987 Philippine Constitution, the topic
Citizenship is in what article?
a. Article III
b. Article IV
c. Article V
d. Article VI
5. A citizenship determined by blood relations.
a. Jus Soli
b. Jus Loci
c. Jus Sanguinis
d. Jus Saguinas
5. A citizenship determined by blood relations.
a. Jus Soli
b. Jus Loci
c. Jus Sanguinis
d. Jus Saguinas