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Filipino Values for Good Citizenship

Here are the answers to the Module 2 Assessments questions: 1. What do you observe in the lesson Good Citizenship Values? Why do you say so? - The lesson discusses the importance of good citizenship values in promoting love for one's country and strengthening unity among citizens. Good citizenship values can help contribute to nation building regardless of one's social status. 2. In your own words, define good citizenship values. - Good citizenship values are qualities or principles that promote responsible, engaged and patriotic participation in civic life and society. They include respecting laws and authority, being informed on issues, participating in the democratic process, and working towards the common good. 3. How do you show your faith in

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Filipino Values for Good Citizenship

Here are the answers to the Module 2 Assessments questions: 1. What do you observe in the lesson Good Citizenship Values? Why do you say so? - The lesson discusses the importance of good citizenship values in promoting love for one's country and strengthening unity among citizens. Good citizenship values can help contribute to nation building regardless of one's social status. 2. In your own words, define good citizenship values. - Good citizenship values are qualities or principles that promote responsible, engaged and patriotic participation in civic life and society. They include respecting laws and authority, being informed on issues, participating in the democratic process, and working towards the common good. 3. How do you show your faith in

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CWTS 10013

CIVIC WELFARE TRAINING SERVICE 1

GOOD CITIZENSHIP
VALUES CWTS MODULE 2
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this module, you should be able to:
• discuss the good citizenship values;
• identify some basic Filipino values;
• identify the Filipino values system; and,
• cite situations which Filipino values are depicted.
GOOD CITIZENSHIP
• Good citizenship values stimulates the love of the country, through good
citizenship, even the poor, the young, and the old can contribute to nation
building. Good citizenship likewise strengthens unity.
• As Filipinos, we have our shared values which can be strong force to unite
us as people despite our differences.
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1987 PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION

PREAMBLE
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1987 PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION

PREAMBLE
We, the sovereign Filipino people, imploring the aid of Almighty
God, in order to build a just and humane society
and establish a Government that shall embody our ideals and
aspirations, promote the common good, conserve
and develop our patrimony, and secure to ourselves and our
posterity the blessings of independence and
democracy under the rule of law and a regime of truth, justice,
freedom, love, equality, and peace, do ordain and
promulgate this Constitution.
Preamble comes from the Latin praeambulus which means
“to walk before." And that's what a preamble does — it
"walks" before a speech, often explaining what's coming.

It is the prologue of the Constitution.


CITIZENSHIP CLUSTERS
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CLUSTER 1

MAKA-DIYOS
MAKA- DIYOS
1. Faith in Almighty God
2. Respect for Life
3. Order
4. Work
5. Concern for the Family and Future
MAKA - DIYOS
1. Faith in Almighty God

A good Filipinos obeys God and lives according


to His teachings.

“But without faith, it impossible to please Him, for he who


comes to God must believe that He is, and that He rewards
those who diligently ask Him”. (Hebrews 11:6).
MAKA - DIYOS
2. Respect for Life

A good Filipino recognizes the absolute value of


human life and human dignity of every person
including himself.
MAKA - DIYOS
3. Order

A good Filipino values orderliness.


MAKA - DIYOS
4. Work

A good Filipino values diligence and excellence


in everything one does.
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CLUSTER 2

MAKA-TAO
MAKA- TAO
1. Love
2. Freedom
3. Peace
4. Truth
5. Justice
MAKA - TAO
1. Love

A good Filipino looks after the good and


welfare of one’s fellow human beings.
MAKA - TAO
2. Freedom

A good Filipino asserts one’s rights


especially if it means to be able to the
right.
MAKA - TAO

3. Peace

A good Filipino lives and works in


harmony with one’s fellow human
beings.
MAKA - TAO
4. Truth

A good Filipino stand up for the truth and


avoids intrigue and mudslinging and values
integrity in one’s life, family,work, and
country.
MAKA - TAO
5. Justice

A good Filipino gives everyone their due


even if it is difficult.
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CLUSTER 3

MAKA-BAYAN
MAKA- BAYAN
1. Unity
2. Equality
3. Respect for the Law and Government
4. Patriotism
5. Promotion of the Common Good
MAKA - BAYAN

1. Unity

A good Filipino works with and


cooperates with others.
MAKA - BAYAN

2. Equality

A good Filipino treats others as brothers and


sisters being children of one God and one
nation.
MAKA - BAYAN

3. Respect for the Law and Government

A good Filipino obeys the laws of the land and


supports government programs.
MAKA - BAYAN
4. Patriotism

A good Filipino places high regard


for one’s country.
MAKA - BAYAN

5. Promotion of the Common Good

A good Filipino puts the welfare of the greater


number of people over one’s own.
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CLUSTER 4

MAKA-KALIKASAN
MAKA- KALIKASAN
1. Biodiversity
2. Water
3. Deforestation
4. Pollution
5. Climate Change
MAKA - KALIKASAN
1. Biodiversity

Biodiversity is the most complex and vital


feature of our planet. It is essentially
every living thing and ecosystem that
makes up the environment.
MAKA - KALIKASAN
2. Water

Water pollution is a huge concern for us


and our environment. Not only is polluted
water a huge financial strain but is also
killing both humans and marine life.
MAKA - KALIKASAN
3. Deforestation

We need plants and trees to survive.


They provide oxygen, food, water and
medicine for everyone, all over the
globe
MAKA - KALIKASAN
4. Pollution

Pollution is one of the primary


causes of many of the other
environmental concerns, including
climate change and biodiversity
MAKA - KALIKASAN
5. Climate Change

As pointed out by a recent UN report,


without ‘unprecedented changes’ in
our actions and behavior, our planet
will suffer drastically from global
warming in just 12 years.
QUESTION:
1. What are the (4) four Citizneship Clusters?
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SYSTEM OF

FILIPINO VALUES
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THREE MAIN TRAITS THAT


UNDERLIE
FILIPINO VALUES
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FIRST TRAIT:

PERSONALISM
a Filipino trait wherein they give importance to interpersonal
relations or face-to-face encounters.
Filipinos usually extends their work or services through
“personal touch” or handles problem solving through good
personal relations
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SECOND TRAIT:

FAMILIALISM
It focuses on the welfare and
interest of the family over those of the community.
In decision making, it is the family
that decides rather than the individual on important matters.
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THIRD TRAIT:

PARTICULARISM
It relates to the strong family influence
on the individual or group behavior.
This is shown when an individual strives to promote their own
and their family’s interest over the community’s interest.
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SOME EXAMPLES OF
FILIPINO TRAITS
UTANG NA LOOB

Utang na loob is a situation


where an individual is
required to return a favor or
service received.
BAHALA NA

The term bahala na comes


from the words Bathala na.
It reflects the Filipino's
dependence on the
supernatural being and on
fate.
MAÑANA HABIT

This is a Filipino trait that enforces


procrastination - practice of putting
off work to be done in the near
future or in the last minute. This
habit is exemplified through the
“Mamaya na” or “Bukas na”.
NINGAS KUGON

As a Filipino trait, it
means that Filipinos tend to have
a strong enthusiasm in the
beginning of each work or
endeavor but gradually slows
down and lose their drive to
work and finish the job.
AMOR PROPIO

Amor propio is another Spanish


term that means a sense
of self-esteem or self-respect that
prevents a person from
swallowing his pride. It also
means
ego defensiveness or
maintaining one’s dignity and
personal pride.
BAYANIHAN

Bayanihan is a core essence of the


Filipino culture. It is helping out one’s
neighbor as a community, and doing
a task together, thus lessening the
workload and making the job easier.
It is also called the
‘community spirit’
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ASSIGNMENT
- answer Task Module 2 Assessment
MODULE 2 ASSESSMENTS
Task 1:
• Answer the following questions:
[Link] do you observe in the lesson Good Citizenship Values? Why do you say so?
2. In your own words, define good citizenship values.
3. How do you show your faith in the Almighty God? According to the discussion of MakaDiyos in this
module, what is the first step that you should do to show faith in the Almighty God?
4. Prophet Jeremiah said ‘This is what the Almighty says: “when seventy years are completed for Babylon,
I will come to you and fulfill my gracious promise to bring you back to this place. For I know the plans I
have for you,” declares the Almighty God, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you
hope and a future. Then you will come upon me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you.”’ Using
the prophecy of the Prophet Jeremiah, how do you find your present and future with the Almighty God?
5. How can you show your respect for life?
6. Have you ever been in love? Do you feel you are loved?
7. What is your standard of love?
8. The Golden Rule says “Do unto others what you want others do unto you”. What do you think is the
standard of love if we consider this rule?
9. What is the importance of the environment in the development of the society? Why do you say so?
10. In your own ways, how can you contribute in the protection of the environment from its threats?
Task 2:
Instructions:
• 1. Cite personal incidents / moments in your life that you feel you have become:
• Maka-Diyos
• Makatao
• Makakalikasan
• Makabansa/makabayan

2. Explain the details. What have you learned and realized out from that experience?

Task 3:
• Instructions:
1. Identify at least five (5) strengths of Filipino character that you think you possess. Why do you say so?
2. Identify at least five (5) weaknesses of Filipino character that you think you possess. What are the steps do you take to
change these weaknesses into strength?

• Task 4:
Instructions:
a) Choose one (1) from the four clusters of Filipino Values
b) Create a poster of any medium out from your own perspective and imagination
c). Do it in a long bond paper (8.5” x 13”)
ATTENDANCE FORM

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Please open your camera
Thank you!

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The preamble of the 1987 Philippine Constitution reflects the underlying themes of good citizenship values discussed in the CWTS module by emphasizing ideals such as justice, freedom, love, equality, and peace. These are mirrored in the promotion of good citizenship values such as respect for law, unity, and the common good. By invoking strong ethical and social principles, the preamble sets the tone for the governance and societal behavior that aligns with the values Filipinos are encouraged to embody, thus integrating individual conduct with national aspirations for a just and humane society .

'Particularism' impacts group dynamics and community development in Filipino society by favoring personal ties and family interests over broader communal considerations. This trait can lead to preferential treatment within networks or groups, where decisions are influenced by familial loyalty rather than collective benefit. Although particularism strengthens family bonds, it may hinder broader community development and inclusivity, as individuals focus on the advancement of their immediate social group. The influence of particularism often results in a delicate balance between personal obligations and community responsibilities .

'Bayanihan' encapsulates the essence of Filipino cultural identity and communal behavior through its emphasis on cooperative spirit and shared responsibility. This cultural trait involves helping one's neighbor and working together to achieve a common goal, illustrating the core communal nature of Filipino society. By engaging in bayanihan, Filipinos demonstrate their commitment to assisting one another, thus reinforcing the interconnectedness and interdependence prevalent in their cultural identity. It also emphasizes the practicality of collectivism in community undertakings, symbolizing a unifying force in Filipino society .

The value of 'Amor Propio' affects social interactions and personal decision-making among Filipinos by emphasizing self-esteem and dignity. It often dictates how individuals engage with others to maintain personal pride and honor. Due to its influence, Filipinos may avoid situations or decisions that might cause personal embarrassment or compromise their perceived social standing. This value encourages ego defensiveness and can lead to a heightened sensitivity in interactions, often guiding decisions that preserve respect and avoid conflicts, thereby shaping a Filipino's diplomacy in social contexts .

The citizenship clusters in the CWTS module aim to foster unity among Filipinos by promoting shared values across different aspects of life. The 'Maka-Diyos' cluster emphasizes faith, respect for life, order, work, and concern for family, which contribute to personal integrity and harmonious relationships. 'Maka-Tao' promotes love, freedom, peace, truth, and justice, encouraging Filipinos to look out for one another's welfare and uphold social harmony. 'Maka-Bayan' strengthens unity by encouraging cooperation, equality, respect for laws, patriotism, and promoting the common good. Lastly, 'Maka-Kalikasan' raises awareness of environmental issues, helping Filipinos join forces in preserving their natural heritage .

The values associated with 'Maka-Kalikasan' address contemporary environmental challenges by promoting awareness and proactive measures against biodiversity loss, water pollution, deforestation, and climate change. These values emphasize the importance of preserving the natural environment and encourage practices that protect ecosystems and natural resources. By fostering a culture of environmental responsibility, 'Maka-Kalikasan' stresses the need for sustainable practices and emphasizes the collective responsibility to mitigate environmental threats, thereby encouraging Filipinos to contribute actively to environmental conservation efforts .

'Utang na Loob' exemplifies the interplay between individual and community in Filipino society by highlighting social indebtedness and reciprocal relationships. This value underlines the expectation that favors or services received by an individual are later reciprocated, thus reinforcing community bonds and ensuring mutual support. It demonstrates a strong sense of obligation that goes beyond formal agreements, emphasizing traditional moral codes that prioritize relational harmony and community allegiance over written contracts .

The concept of 'Maka-Bayan' promotes nationalism and civic responsibility by encouraging Filipinos to actively participate in nation-building through patriotic acts and a sense of duty towards the country. It includes elements such as unity, equality, respect for the law and government, patriotism, and the promotion of the common good. 'Maka-Bayan' inspires citizens to cooperate with others for collective success, adhere to national laws and regulations, and place a high value on national identity and progress. This fosters a shared national consciousness and commitment to the welfare of the country and its people .

Educational programs promoting civic responsibility can utilize the principles of the '1987 Philippine Constitution Preamble' by integrating its aspirational goals—such as justice, peace, equality, and democracy—into their curricula. Programs can cultivate an understanding of these national principles to teach students the importance of active citizenship, adherence to democratic values, and the role of individuals in fostering a just society. By emphasizing these constitutional ideals, educational initiatives can inspire students to contribute proactively to national development and embody the aspirations outlined in the preamble, strengthening the nation's commitment to democratic ideals .

Personalism in the Filipino value system significantly impacts professional environments by placing high importance on personal relationships and face-to-face encounters. In professional settings, this often results in a reliance on relationship-building and maintaining harmony over impersonal transactions. While personalism facilitates strong team cohesion and collaborative spirit, it may also lead to challenges such as favoritism or indecisiveness in strict adherence to hierarchy. Personalism's focus on trust and interpersonal skills can enhance workplace culture but may also affect objectivity in decision-making processes .

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