Values Education 9 Reviewer

Vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts from Values Education 9, including environmental stewardship, digital citizenship, respect for human life, and family response to violence.

Good Steward

A person who is responsible in using natural resources, does not waste food and other resources, cares for the environment, and shows discipline every day.

Digital Citizen

A person who has an identity on the internet and is part of a digital community.

Digital Citizenship

The ability to participate positively and critically in the digital environment while respecting the rights and dignity of others through the responsible use of technology.

Digital Footprint

The record of things you have done, visited, searched, and used online.

Law

Establishes the rules and regulations that citizens must follow to provide order, protection, justice, and to identify rights and responsibilities.

Natural Moral Law

A law that shares in the wisdom and goodness of God, governing human beings based on truth.

Objective (Characteristic of Natural Moral Law)

The characteristic stating that the law governing human beings is based on truth.

Universal (Characteristic of Natural Moral Law)

The characteristic stating that Natural Moral Law applies to all people.

Eternal (Characteristic of Natural Moral Law)

The characteristic stating that Natural Moral Law has no end and is permanent.

Immutable (Characteristic of Natural Moral Law)

The characteristic stating that Natural Moral Law does not change because human nature does not change.

Principle

A belief that gradually shapes our character and helps form who we are today.

Abortion

The removal of a fetus or baby from the mother's womb, which can be spontaneous (miscarriage) or induced.

Euthanasia / Mercy Killing

A procedure in which the death of a person with a serious illness is hastened when the illness may lead to death because there is no longer a cure.

Article III of the 1987 Constitution

The section of the Philippine Constitution containing the Bill of Rights, which aims to protect rights, freedoms, equal treatment, and fair trial.

Physical Violence

An abuse tactic involving actions such as strangulation, beating, pushing, or threatening harm.

Sexual Violence

An abuse tactic involving forced sexual intercourse or forcing a person to perform sexual acts against their will.

Emotional Abuse

An abuse tactic involving name-calling, insults, humiliation, and belittling.

Isolation (Abuse Tactic)

Separating the victim from family, friends, and the community, or using family or community members to intimidate the victim.

Stalking

An abuse tactic involving monitoring a person's every action online, through social media, or using GPS tracking.

Psychological Abuse

An abuse tactic involving distorting or reversing the truth, manipulation, blaming the victim, and denying that the abuse happened.

Financial Abuse

An abuse tactic involving refusing to provide money for daily expenses, preventing someone from working, controlling income, or forcing someone to sign financial or legal documents.