Module 1.

Citizenship Training
 OVERVIEW
 Citizenship training is an effective strategy to enhance the student's
social responsibility and commitment to the development of their
communities and to develop the ability to uphold the law and order
as they assume active participations in the community activities.

 This module develops the character of the students to become more

mindful to the responsibilities, rights, and their roles in the
society.

 The suggested activities in this module of work can be adapted and

resources sourced to support student needs and the local context.
PRE-TEST
 WHAT IS RA 9163 ALL ABOUT?

NSTP ACT OF 2001 NATIONAL SERVICE LAW

NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT

 When was RA 9163 signed into
Law?

January 23, 2002 March 23, 2002

February 23, 2002 April 23, 2002

 What does NSTP mean?

National Statistics National Service Teaching

Program
Training Progress

National Service Training National Service Training

Progress Program
 What are the three components of
NSTP?

UTS, CWS, ROTC CWTS, NSRC, LTS

LTS, CWTS, ROTC ROTC, CWS, LTS

 Flag Heraldic Code of the
Philippines also known as?

RA 8419, s. 1998 RA 9163 and RA 7077

RA 8491, s.1998 RA 8499 s. 1998

 Considered as the heart of NSTP

Community service and RA 9163 and RA 7077

taxes

Volunteerism Suffrages and taxes

 How many articles are in the 1987
Philippine Constitution?

18 Articles 19 Articles

16 Articles 15 Articles
 It enumerates specific protections against the
abuse of state power, most of which are similar to
the provisions of the U.S. Constitution.

Citizenship Constitution

Nationalism Bill of Rights

 What makes us Filipino symbolically?

Law, Taxes, Flag Flag motto/pledges,

anthem

Democracy, anthem, Bill of Rights

NSTP
 May 28 to June 12 is considered as?

National Flag Day Labor Day

National Heroes Day Independence Day

Course Outline

Historical and Legal Bases of NSTP

Philippine Constitution

Good Citizenship Values

Code of Discipline
Discussion of the Topics
Historical and Legal
Bases of NSTP
 Philippine Constitution
The 1987 Constitution of the Republic
of the Philippines
 C. Article V: Duties and Obligations of Citizen

Section 1. It shall be the duty of the citizen to be loyal to the Republic and to
honor the Philippine flag, to defend the State and contribute to its development and
welfare, to uphold the Constitution and obey the laws, and to cooperate with the
duly constituted authorities in the attainment and preservation of a just and orderly
society.
Section 2. The rights of the individual impose upon him the correlative duty to
exercise them responsibly and with due regard for the rights of others.
Section 3. It shall be the duty of every citizen to engage in gainful work to assure
himself and his family a life worthy of human dignity.
Section 4. It shall be the obligation of every citizen qualified to vote to register and
cast his vote.
Good Citizenship Values
The Promotion of the Filipino Values
The promotion of the Filipino Values is
embodied in the Preamble of the 1987 Constitution.
I. Pagkamaka-Diyos
II.Pagkamaka-Tao
III.Pagkamaka-Bansa
IV.Pagkamaka-Kalikasan
PAGKAMAKA-
DIYOS
 Faith in Almighty God
 Respect for life
 Order
 Work
 Concern for the family
and future generations
PAGKAMAKA
-TAO
 Love
 Freedom
 Peace
 Truth
 Justice
Values and Traits of being MAKA-
TAO

• Filipinos are excellent in portraying a good

model of people with values, virtues, and
integrity.

• Being Maka-tao, would simply mean by

respecting each other’s rights and opinions
of the existing differences in between.

• Filipinos are naturally kind. Gentle,

generous, hospitable, hardworking,
obedient, and polite which made a great
impact to the world.

• Embody the clichés and mundane ‘po’ and

‘opo’ of every Filipinos as a sign of respect
to older people or in a higher position
towards them.
PAGKAMAKAKALI
KASAN
 Concern for the
Environment
L A W
Pagka-Makabansa

Unity, Equality, Respect for Law and Government,

Patriotism and Promotion of common good
 MAKAKALIKA
Behavior Statements
SAN
Cares for the environment and A.
Indicators

utilizes resources wisely, 1. Shows a caring attitude toward

judiciously and economically. the environment.
2. Practices waste management
3. Conserves energy and
resources.
4. Takes care of school materials,
facilities, and equipment.
5. Keeps work area in order
during and after work.
6. Keeps one’s work neat and
orderly.
 ACTIVITY 1: PHOTO
• A photo essayESSAY
is a set of photographs selected to tell a story or make the viewer feel a certain
emotion.
• Using your cellphone or camera, take a picture that represents each virtue.
• One sub values for every concept, one (1) photo for one (1) sub virtue.
• The student should be seen in every photo.
• For every photo, put a caption and explain the connection between the photos and your
chosen sub value.
• Explain how it can serve as a good example for the youth in your community.
 Code of Discipline
The National Service Training Program Office at the Tarlac State
University plays a vital role in promoting Citizenship Training
among its students to enhance their social responsibility and
commitment to the development of their communities.
This Code of Discipline contains rules and regulations,
general policies that will serve as a guide for the Personal and
Behavioral Development of the students in different aspects such
as Home, School, Community and During Disaster.
 Code of Discipline

Students are expected to:

 Respect each other’s religions and beliefs.
 Good Manners and Right Conduct
 Help with Household Chores
 Treat People and their property with Respect
 Practice Proper Hygiene
 Code of Discipline
 All students are required to Attend and Respect the Flag Raising
Ceremony every Tuesday.
 Students are REQUIRED to Attend and actively participate in every
Class, Programs, Activities and Trainings.
 NSTP students are required to practice proper behavior inside and
outside the campus premises.
 Always greet and pay respect to all Key Officials, Faculty, Staff and
Personnels.
 ALL NSTP STUDENTS are required to wear the proper or designated
uniform.
 All Students are required to follow the Classroom Rules set by the
NSTP Trainer.
 Always wear a School ID or Present Certificate of Registration (COR)
in (Absence of School ID).
 The use of phones during class hours is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
 Any Kind of Bullying is unacceptable and will not be tolerated and
subject to disciplinary action.
 Code of Discipline

 Students should help our waste management by doing

3R’S (Reduce, Re-use and Recycle).
 Participate or attend outreach program conducted by
the NSTP Office or any Volunteer Group.
 Students are encouraged to join Volunteer works.
 By having healthy community, Students should learn
the importance of Environmental Protection
 Maintaining a Community Garden
 Participate in Local and National Elections
 Code of Discipline
 All NSTP students, regardless of what course are
encouraged to join volunteer groups and Rescue Teams.
 Students are expected to have Basic Survival Training
conducted by the University for the welfare of their families
and other people.
 Become familiar for emergency hotlines for emergency
information regarding closest evacuation routes and access
to water, food and shelter as well as information on other
health and human services available across the (city or state)
 Assemble a disaster supply kit for at home, at work, at
school and in your vehicle.
 Discuss and practice how to turn off electricity, water,
heating, cooling systems and gas.
 Improvised Equipment that can be use during Disaster is
encouraged for the students.
 ACTIVITY 2: Sharing is Caring
• Group Activity per Squad
• Based on the lesson Code of Discipline at Home, School, Community and during Disaster.
• The student’s will share their personal experiences on how they perform their social
responsibility pertaining to the lesson as well as their good and bad experiences from Home,
School, Community and during Disaster.
• Explain how it can serve as a guide for their personal and behavioral development that
serves as their reflection to the lesson.
 Volunteerism
The rule of donating time and energy
for the welfare of people in the
community as a serious responsibility
rather than for any material or
financial reward.
 Volunteer
s
Support our communities and
add to them in their own unique
way using a wide variety of
skills, knowledge and
experience.
 Volunteerism and the
Youths
Youth is a symbol for a strong,
prosperous, successful and progressive
nation. Youth is the backbone of
volunteerism. It is fueled by motivation,
determination, energy, drive and
optimistic approach. It is only the youth
who can bring constructive and credible
development in many affected areas of the
world.
 Benefits of Volunteering
 Volunteering connects you to others
 Volunteering is good for your mind and
body
 Volunteering can advance your career
 Volunteering brings fun and fulfilment to
your life
 Volunteering connects you to
others
• Make new friend and contacts
• Increase Social Relationships.
• Cooperation within
organization
  Volunteering is good for
your mind and body
• It increases self-confidence
• It combats depression
• It helps you stay physically fit
• It provides a sense of purpose.
• Volunteering makes you happy.
 Volunteering can advance your
career gives you the opportunity to
Volunteering
practice important skills used in workplace,
such as teamwork, communication, problem
solving, project planning task management,
and organization.
Your volunteer work might also expose you
to professional organization or internship that
might benefit you.
  Volunteering brings fun and
fulfilment to your life
-It is fun and easy way to express
your interest and passion
 Examples of volunteer
organization in Philippines
 Ivoluntee
r
• feed the hungry,
• be a friend to an elderly,
• relief goods operation in times
of calamities
• tutoring programs for the
children
 Haribon
Haribon Foundation believes in the role
of people in taking care of the
environment and thus strives to
continually promote community
empowerment coupled with scientific
excellence for nature conservation
 Red Cross
• A name synonymous to blood donation
and immediate relief and assistance
during disasters , Red Cross has since
become a more well-rounded helping
hand focusing on a holistic approach in
uplifting the conditions of the people
who most need its assistance.
• Now, it also offers many services
ranging from preventive medicine,
counselling and youth leadership.
 Uhappyevents
• Uhappyevents bridges together sponsors and
volunteers to their beneficiaries. They focus
on helping marginalised children by providing
sustainable assistance and teaching them core
values through their creative and meaningful
activities.
• Examples of their activities: arts and crafts
workshops, acting workshops and martial arts
and dance workshops
 Gawad
Kalinga
• Their mission is simple, “Ending poverty for 5
million families by 2024”. A straightforward
line that speaks a thousand depths. Behind it is
the complexity of how to tackle such a big
commitment.
• Examples of their activities: feeding programs
and kitchen volunteers, house building
activities, youth and child development
activities such as tutoring.
 ACTIVITY 3: I heart U
• Blood Donation Campaign
• Encouraged students to donate blood to Red Cross. If they donate blood, it will be given to
someone who needs it and will brings us closer to society we want to live in.
• Note:
• Only for those students who are willing to donate their blood and in good general health and
feeling well, must weight 110 lbs (50 kg), pulse rate between 60-100 beats/min. with regular
rhythm, blood pressure between 90 and 160 systolic.
References:
 Books
 Websites