NSTP 5

• Peace education


  is the process of acquiring the values, the knowledge and developing the attitudes, skills, to live in harmony with others, and with natural environment.
• personal level


  it refers to the development of inner harm or inner integration characterized by such qualities. The ability to cope with negative feelings and develop positive attitudes such as cheerfulness and optimism.
• interpersonal level


  manifested by the relationship of an individual with one another
• social and national level


  concerned with addressing issues that affect society and its social political, and economic components
• global level


  concerned with attaining related issues that have global impact
• self-concept


  your image of who you are
• self-concept


  it is composed of your feelings and thoughts about your strengths and weaknesses, your abilities and limitations.
• self-awareness


  the most important emotional competence is knowing one's internal states, preference, resources, and institutions.
• open self


  represents all the information, behaviors, attitudes, deelings, desires, motivations, and ideas that you know about yourself and other know about you.
• blind self


  represents information about yourself that others know but you do not
• hidden self


  this contains all that you know of yourself but keep hidden from others
• smooth interpersonal relations


  cannoted the facility of getting along with others so as to avoid outward sign of conflicts, under difficult circumstances.
• closeness and security in the family

  a much vaunted trait in the filipino society that so called close family ties or family solidarity
• respect for elders


  a value inculcated that children are taught to kiss the hands of their parents and other kin or made to do what is commonly called bless
• personalism


  major importance is attached to the personal factor, which ensures the intimacy, warmth, and friendship in getting things done
• hospitality


  this is shown our generosity and kindness in treating our visitors
• patient suffering


  this is shown in the attitude that certain frustrating forces wether poverty, injustice, sickness, or anything else are too powerful to overcome
• paninindigan


  a new way of looking filipino values which truly represent filipino culture, commitment, and conviction, respect, and concern, helping in times of crisis or distress and understanding the limitation of others.