NSTP

NSTP act, Leadership, Volunterrism, health education

RA 9163

NSTP act of 2001

enhancing civic consciousness and defense preparedness

NSTP aim

ROTC, LTS, CWTS

program components

youth patriotism and nationalism

Why NSTP

RA 7077

Citizens armed forces of the Philippines reservist act of 1991

Mark Welson Chua

whose death revealed the irregularities in ROTC (RA 7077)

president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

NSTP law passed by the congress in 2001 and was signed by…

leadership

the act of motivating others to achieve a common goal

leader

help themselves and others to do the right things

democratic leadership

type of leadership where the leader is charged with who is in the group and who gets to contribute

autocratic leadership

type of leadership where the leader make choices based on their ideas and judgement who rarely accept advice

laissez-faire

type of leadership where the leader allows the members to self-manage

• be inspirational

• be decisive

• control emotions

• be empathetic

• seek advice

important factors of leadership

• stay reliable

• know how to assign tasks

• seek knowledge

• keep an open mind and always listen

• learn from mistakes

important qualities of a successful student leader

volunteerism

the act of volunteering

volunteer

the people volunteering

• homeless shelters

• animal shelters

• home construction organizations

• retirement homes

• libraries

different ways to volunteer

homeless shelters

with organizations like DSWD (Department of Social Welfare and Development)

animal shelters

with organizations like PAWS (Philippine Animal Welfare Society)

home construction organizations

with organizations like DHSUD (Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development) and NGOs

retirement homes

with organizations like NCSC (National Commission of Senior Citizens)

13 ways to volunteer

1. decide which cause you care about

2. identify skills and knowledge you can offer

3. create a volunteer resume

4. determine how often you can volunteer

5. research volunteer opportunities

6. consider using a volunteer site

7. get all the details for the position

8. apply

9. follow-up

10. complete required training

11. begin with a limited commitment

12. be professional

13. regularly assess volunteer experience

drug abuse

misuse of drugs

drug addiction

prolonged effect of drug abuse (substance dependence) and develops withdrawal symptoms

cannabis

in the form of resin, dried and chopped leaves usually smoked with tobacco

effects of cannabis

euphoria, laughter, vivid sensations, hallucination, paranoia

cocaine

organic from cocoa plant, a white crystalline powder either snorted or occasionally injected

effects of cocaine

physical/mental arousal

ecstasy

heighten libido that acts on the central nervous system, taken in tablets, capsules, powder that’s swallowed and sometimes snorted

effects of ecstasy

increase brain activity, dilated pupils, tight jaw, often brief nausea, sweating, dry mouth and throat

rape-drug

a drug that immobilizes the victim

solvent

an abundant illegal drug that is rapidly absorbed through the lungs quickly distributed to the brain and other organs

effects of solvent

slightly stimulated, after successive inhalations will feel less inhibited and less in control, hallucinations and loss of consciousness

crystal meth or shabu

a drug made for drug abuse that’s made from cheap medicine containing ephedrine

effects of crystal meth or shabu

abuser will do anything to get that rush again that builds up tolerance needing higher dosage

alcoholism

illness of habitual intake of alcohol

effects of alcoholism

flows through the stomach and intestine, carried by blood cells all throughout the body to the central nervous system

smoking

world’s leading cause of death and serious illness

chewing and snuff

two types of smoking tobacco

first-hand smoker

active smokers

second-hand smoker

those who inhale the smoke

third-hand smoker

contamination from smoking residue

HIV

virus that attack the body’s immune system and creates vulnerability to infection and certain cancers

AIDS

severe state of HIV when the immune system is badly damaged

CD4 and T cells

cells in the body that HIV/AIDS attack

• unprotected sex

• breastfeeding

• pregnancy

• injecting without sterilization

• occupational exposure

• blood transfusion

how HIV/AIDS is transmitted