NSTP 112
NSTP 112
NSTP 112
Due to the alarming trend of poverty and corruption, not only in our country but in
many countries all over the world, governance (the delivery of public goods) is considered the
responsibility of all sectors, primarily by the gov’t., especially in the academe sector.
The bottom line is that, “a well-informed and well-involved citizenry” facilitates good
governance.
Here are seven (7) key concepts that are useful to know:
1) Society, 2) Values, 3) Poverty, 4) Human Rights, 5) Good Leadership, 6) Contribution of
Teachers and parents to nation bldg. and 7) Sustainable Human Dev’t.
The challenge is how to create a personally-owned perspective for serving the country.
LEADERSHIP in ORGANIZATION
What is Leadership?
It is the Art of influencing people to get the necessary support and cooperation in
community affairs, and to maintain solidarity among people.
It is the ability to influence others towards desired goals.
It also mean, “doing the right things”.
Who is a Leader?
Is the one who helps / facilitates communities of people, takes risks, and envisions a
better future for his / her group, encourages commitment, and helps people move
ahead along a path to accomplish a goal.
The one who make decisions, direct community activities, speaks for the community.
a. Prudence – a habit w/c enables man to direct his actions to human life’s goals, knowing
the right thing to do and apply it.
b. Justice – the habit of giving each one his / her due w/ constant and perpetual will.
c. Fortitude – the habit of overcoming the difficulties and pressures of life in pursuit of
goodness.
d. Temperance – the habit of bringing desires and natural inclinations of man under
control of reason.
e. Industry – the habit of working hard and working under pressure.
f. Loyalty – the habit of remaining true to your friends and to your principles in times of
difficulties.
g. Responsibility – the habit of being accountable for his / her actions, duties and
obligations.
h. Cheerfulness – the habit of being optimistic (hopeful) by always seeing the bright side of
things.
i. Generosity – the habit of sharing the good that one has w/ other people; thinking first
the people around him / her and looking on how to help and serve them.
j. Magnanimity – the habit of having great ideals and ambitions of doing good; being
concerned w/ doing great deeds of service to others by devoting one’s life to help one’s
country and people.
Characteristics of a Leader
Week 2 Assignment:
When can we say that citizenry are deemed to be well-informed
concerning civic engagement and well-involved on civic engagement?