NSTP Chapter 1: Youth in Nation-Building

Young people are crucial for a country's development and progress.

A citizen who exemplifies values shown in the preamble of the constitution.

A program designed to encourage youth involvement in public and civic affairs.

Filipino value emphasizing compassion and empathy.

The abilities, talents, and idealism that young people possess.

The fundamental laws of the Philippines, highlighting the role of youth.

Active participation of youth in public and civic affairs and nation-building efforts.

Fundamental beliefs that guide a person's actions.

National Service Training Program, a program that prepares Filipinos for service to the nation.

A group of people who have completed NSTP, and can be called upon for literacy & civic activities

Reserve military force made up of ROTC members, ready during war, rebellion or invasion

The process of creating a strong and prosperous nation, through the values, actions and behaviors of its citizens

Values that demonstrate responsible and contributing members of society, based on the 1987 constitution

Principles, beliefs and characteristics important to the Filipino people.

Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power or positions of authority.

Faith alone, without effort or good deeds, is ineffective.

Striving to live a life guided by faith in a higher power; it is connected to a higher purpose.

Embracing and acting upon your faith-based values in daily life.

Youth's responsibility to be future leaders, modeling good values and faith.

Valuing human life as a gift from God.

The inherent worth and respect each person deserves by being created in God's image.

Faith guides decisions and influences actions (actions must align with values).

Seeking God's help while acting against His wishes.

Understanding and sharing the feelings of others, putting yourself in their shoes. This is important for fostering a sense of community and mutual respect.

Being willing to assist and support others in need, demonstrating kindness and generosity.

Working for the benefit and well-being of all people in a society, putting the needs of the community ahead of individual interests.

A metaphor for the devil who divides and conquers, exploiting weaknesses and fostering conflict to achieve his own goals.

Treating all individuals with equal respect and dignity, regardless of their background, status, or beliefs.

Treating others with respect and valuing their worth as human beings, recognizing their inherent value.

Treating everyone fairly, according to principles of justice and equity, ensuring that everyone has access to the same rights and opportunities.

Recognizing everyone as individuals with inherent worth, appreciating their uniqueness, and fostering an open and compassionate attitude.

The human body is sacred and worthy of care and respect. Violence against oneself or others is a violation of this sacredness.

Fundamental rights that are inherent to every human being, protecting life, well-being, and freedom from harm.

Upholding and protecting the rights of others, advocating for a society where everyone's rights are respected.

Prioritizing and doing the right things at the right time and place, fostering discipline in thought, emotion, and action.

Order leads to a peaceful, successful, and productive life, avoiding chaos, confusion, and instability.

Acknowledging work as a gift and responsibility, utilizing talents to produce valuable results and strive for excellence.

Work that is performed diligently, ethically, and with a focus on quality, making a citizen a productive and self-reliant member of society.

Every person deserves equal treatment and freedom. We should avoid making unfair judgments and actively protect each person's right to equality.

Laws exist to safeguard and expand freedom, not to restrict it. Freedom is crucial for a society to thrive.

You should obey laws regardless of who governs. Laws serve the interests of all citizens, not just those in power.

To follow laws effectively, it's important to understand them. Seek knowledge about the law and avoid compromising your values with illegal actions.

Make informed decisions about following laws by critically evaluating them. Appreciate the work of the government in maintaining order.

Being a good citizen means actively supporting your country's peace and stability by respecting its laws and authority.

A responsible citizen looks out for the welfare of their country and serves its interests, regardless of who leads.

Every citizen has a responsibility to contribute to the development of their country, protect its integrity, and uphold the rights of its people.