Philippine Politics and Governance - Module 9

The President of the Philippines has executive power and responsibilities, as prescribed by the law.

The power to enforce laws and make decisions related to the government.

Specific duties and obligations of the Philippine President.

Legal right granted to the creator of a work to control its use and distribution.

A part of the government with specific responsibilities.

Using something for profit or gain.

Payment made for the use of a creative work.

The person or entity who owns the legal right to a creative work.

A learning method that allows students to learn at their own pace and time, overcoming personal, social, and economic constraints.

Skills needed for success in today's world, which may include critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.

The role of the teacher or facilitator in guiding and assisting students in their learning.

The material used to support learning, in this case, a module for Philippine Politics and Governance.

Students learning without direct guidance from the facilitator.

Learning with guidance from the facilitator.

Activities to check what students already know about a lesson.

The skills or knowledge students are expected to learn from the module.

A learning module organized into sections with specific purposes.

Section for reviewing or connecting previous lessons to the current.

Section where a new lesson is introduced using various methods.

Section for practice exercises to strengthen understanding & skills.

Section with questions/fills to help you process lesson content.

A section to evaluate understanding and mastery of learning objectives.

Extra activities for enrichment and skill development.

A section with the answers to the activities.

The branch of government that carries out laws.

The President can choose members of his/her Cabinet (advisors).

The branch of government that makes laws.

The branch of government that evaluates laws and settles legal disputes.

The President's term is six years.

The President is the head of the executive branch and is responsible for enforcing laws.

The Philippine government has three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.

The executive branch is composed of the President and Vice-President.

The President's authority to select officials for government departments and some key positions.

The President's role as the supreme military leader of the country.

The President serves a fixed six-year term, with limits on re-election.

An act of grace by the President that removes or sets aside a punishment for a crime.

Reducing a criminal sentence to a less severe penalty.

The President's power to reject a bill or resolution, preventing it from becoming law.

Natural-born citizen, voter, literate, at least 40 years old, resident for 10 years, elected by plurality.

Pardon forgives an individual's crime, while amnesty forgives a group for a political offense (like rebellion).

The President of the Philippines has executive power, which means they enforce laws, lead the government, and make decisions.

The Philippine President is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).

The President chooses cabinet members to head different departments and advise them.

The Executive Department is led by the President and is responsible for carrying out the laws.

A department is a specific area of government with a particular responsibility (like education, health, or defense).

The Constitution limits the President to one term to prevent a long-term concentration of power and encourage rotation of leadership.