Module 2 Flashcards
(48 cards)
What does SDP stand for in the context of NSTP?
Social Development Program
What is the main goal of SDP in NSTP?
To engage students in community development projects
True or False: SDP focuses on enhancing the social awareness and sense of responsibility of students.
True
What type of projects do students typically participate in through SDP?
Community service projects
What skills can students develop through participating in SDP activities?
Leadership, teamwork, and communication skills
Fill in the blank: SDP aims to empower students to become ________ citizens.
Active
What is the role of the NSTP in overseeing SDP activities?
To coordinate and monitor the implementation of SDP projects
What are some examples of SDP projects that students can engage in?
Environmental clean-up drives, literacy programs, and health awareness campaigns
What is the significance of SDP in the overall NSTP program?
It provides a platform for students to apply their learnings in real-world community settings
How does SDP contribute to the holistic development of students?
By fostering a sense of social responsibility and civic engagement
What are some benefits of participating in SDP?
Personal growth, enhanced skills, and a deeper understanding of social issues
True or False: SDP activities are optional for students enrolled in NSTP.
False
What are some challenges that students may face when participating in SDP?
Limited resources, logistical constraints, and community resistance
How can students overcome challenges in implementing SDP projects?
By collaborating with stakeholders, seeking support from the community, and adapting their approach
What role do mentors play in guiding students through SDP activities?
Providing guidance, support, and feedback to help students succeed
What is the duration of SDP projects typically?
Varies depending on the project, but can range from a few weeks to several months
What is the importance of reflection in the SDP process?
To help students learn from their experiences, identify areas for improvement, and enhance their future projects
How can students demonstrate the impact of their SDP projects?
Through documentation, data collection, and sharing success stories
What are some ways in which SDP projects can create lasting change in communities?
By building local capacity, raising awareness, and addressing community needs
True or False: SDP projects are only focused on immediate, short-term benefits.
False
What is the role of evaluation in the SDP process?
To assess the effectiveness of projects, gather feedback, and inform future initiatives
How can students continue to be involved in community development after completing SDP?
By volunteering, joining advocacy groups, or pursuing careers in social work
What are some ways in which SDP can contribute to positive social change?
By promoting social justice, empowering marginalized communities, and fostering sustainable development
What are some key principles that guide the implementation of SDP projects?
Partnership, participation, sustainability, and inclusivity
