I'm Proud to be a Filipino.pdf - eSkwela Naga City

♦ In times of peace, love for country can be shown by being
nationalistic through responsible actions and patronage of our
products. One can also participate in peaceful rallies such as the
recent EDSA Revolution Part II.
You might have answered the question differently. Discuss your
answer with your Instructional Manager or Facilitator for additional
feedback.
4. Some possible answers are the following:
Teacher: teaching the students to love their country, use the
national language, respect the national flag and anthem,
etc.
Policeman: strict and fair implementation of the law and
apprehension of violators, protecting human rights,
maintaining peace and order in the community, etc.
Doctor: wholeheartedly serving the patients and helping to
keep people healthy. Or, working in the Philippines
rather than in other countries.
Businessman: selling Philippine-made products, encouraging
Filipinos to buy local goods, and paying the right
amount of tax.
You might have answered the question differently. Discuss your
answer with your Instructional Manager or Facilitator for additional
feedback.
5. You must try joining organizations that aim to protect the environment,
make the community or country more peaceful (peace councils) or
respect the rights of other citizens such as disadvantaged groups
(indigenous, women, gays, etc.) This will help make you feel like you
are really participating and contributing to the betterment of the
country.
6. One insight that we gained is to choose qualified leaders in order to
have peace throughout the country. Good and effective leaders
should be honest, patient, optimistic, and should demonstrate
pakikisama and bayanihan.
Let’s See What You Have Learned (pages 26–27)
A. 1. Giving pasalubong is a sign of a Filipino’s generosity and
thoughtfulness.
2. The Panatang Makabayan teaches us how and why one should
love and be proud of our country.
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