NSTP 1 Midterm Examination Review PDF

Pointers to review: NSTP 1 Mideterm Examination NSTP Basis in the 1987 Constitution: Article II, Section 5 Group for CWTS and LTS Graduates: NSRC (National Service Reserve Corps) Rights and Legal Principles Rights conferred by the Constitution: Human Rights Principl...

Pointers to review: NSTP 1 Mideterm Examination NSTP Basis in the 1987 Constitution: Article II, Section 5 Group for CWTS and LTS Graduates: NSRC (National Service Reserve Corps) Rights and Legal Principles Rights conferred by the Constitution: Human Rights Principle of fair play (Hearing before condemning): Due Process Covers civil and political rights: First Generation Rights Declaration and enumeration of individual rights: Bill of Rights Provision on dignity and human rights: Article II, Section 11 Act defining discrimination against women: Republic Act 9710 (Magna Carta of Women) Law recognizing gender equality: R.A. 9710 State policy on human dignity and rights: Article II, Section 11 Law raising the age of sexual consent from 12 to 16: Republic Act 11648 Law protecting children from all forms of abuse: Republic Act 7610 Youth and Nation-Building Constitutional provision on youth’s role in nation-building: Article II, Section 13 Law creating the National Youth Commission: Republic Act 8044 The Voice and Advocate of the Youth: National Youth Commission (NYC) Volunteerism as a way of life (Volunteer Act of 2007): Civic Consciousness NSTP’s goal of civic consciousness and patriotism: National Service Training Program (NSTP) Bill introducing the National Service Training Program (NSTP) in 2011: Pedro Abaya Healthy pride and loyalty to one’s country: Nationalism Value that promotes pride in Filipino culture and traditions: Makabayan Filipino Values and Community Involvement Unique Filipino qualities under the Constitution (EXCEPT): Maka- Pilipino Pedagogy integrating academic and community needs: Service- Learning Self-Identity (Johari Window) Aspect of self known to both self and others: Public Self Aspect of self known to others but unknown to self: Blind Self Aspect of self unknown to both self and others: Unknown Self Aspect of self only known to oneself: Private Self Visual representation of self-perception and others' perception: Self-Image Gender and Equality People whose gender identity differs from assigned gender at birth: Transgender People who do not fully identify with any gender: Non-Binary People born with both male and female traits: Intersex Unequal treatment based on gender: Gender Discrimination Substance Use and Addiction Methamphetamine Hydrochloride (common name): Shabu Cocaine, Shabu, and Ecstasy belong to this drug category: Stimulants Substances with psychoactive properties when inhaled: Inhalants Using substances in ways that shouldn't be used: Substance Abuse Compulsive use of drugs due to physical and mental dependence: Drug Dependence Programs preventing drug dependency: Drug Prevention Programs The amount of alcohol in the blood: Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) How alcohol enters the bloodstream through the stomach: Alcohol Absorption Law prohibiting smoking in hospitals, schools, and youth centers: Tobacco Regulation Act (RA 9211)  Breathing in secondhand smoke: Passive Smoking Chemical in cigarettes that causes addiction: Nicotine Alcohol used in beverages: Ethanol Repeated drinking behavior leading to addiction: Alcoholism Development and Government Agencies Process that promotes progress and growth: Development Government agency for volunteer programs: PNVSCA (Philippine National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency) 1987 Constitution, Article III covers: Bill of Rights Law stating arrested persons' rights (right to remain silent, have a lawyer, etc.): Miranda Rights Miscellaneous Things you enjoy doing: Interests Law ensuring gender equality and women’s rights: Magna Carta of Women Psychoactive substances causing hallucinations: Hallucinogens Substances slowing down brain and body functions: Depressants Ideology where a nation is seen as superior to others: Nationalism