Lecture 1: Introduction to C.A.T.

These flashcards cover the definition, history, components, core values, and the rights and responsibilities associated with Citizenship Advancement Training (C.A.T.) based on Lecture 1 for Grade 9-10 Peacemakers Cadet Corps.

What does C.A.T. stand for?

Citizenship Advancement Training

Which DepEd Order presented C.A.T. as a restructuring of the old Citizen Army Training?

DepEd Order No. 35, s. 2003

What are the three core values of the Peacemakers Cadet Corps as listed in their motto?

Discipline, Leadership, and Service

What is the complete Peacemakers Cadet Corps motto relating to their core values?

"Discipline today, leadership tomorrow, service forever."

In the context of C.A.T., how is "Citizenship" defined?

Being a responsible member of the nation and community.

In the context of C.A.T., how is "Advancement" defined?

Growth in knowledge, skills, discipline, leadership, and service.

In the context of C.A.T., how is "Training" defined?

Guided activities that prepare students for responsible citizenship, teamwork, and community involvement.

Which 2004 directive clarified that public and private secondary schools must implement C.A.T.?

DepEd Order No. 52, s. 2004

What are the three main components of C.A.T.?

1. Military Orientation, 2. Community Service, and 3. Public Safety and Law Enforcement.

Which C.A.T. component involves basic military courtesy, drills, discipline, and the chain of command?

Military Orientation

Which C.A.T. component focuses on service activities that improve welfare, cleanliness, and volunteerism?

Community Service

Which C.A.T. component includes traffic assistance, disaster preparedness, and first aid?

Public Safety and Law Enforcement

As a core value, how is "Discipline" defined in the lecture?

Doing what is right even without being told

As a core value, how is "Leadership" defined in the lecture?

Guiding others by good example

As a core value, how is "Patriotism" defined in the lecture?

Loving and serving the Philippines

As a core value, how is "Integrity" defined in the lecture?

Being honest, trustworthy, and morally upright

What right ensures a cadet is not subjected to abuse, bullying, or humiliation?

Right to safety and protection from abuse, bullying, or humiliation

What is a responsibility of cadets regarding their uniform and attendance?

Attend trainings on time, wear the prescribed uniform properly, and maintain neatness

What are the six core values emphasized in Lecture 1?

Discipline, Leadership, Service, Patriotism, Integrity, and Respect

What was the name of the program used before the 2003 restructuring of C.A.T.?

Citizen Army Training (also called Citizen’s Army Training)