NATION BUILDING Flashcards
(104 cards)
1
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THE HNRDA FRAMEWORK
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The Harmonized National Research and
Development Agenda
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Developed economies include??
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Canada, Japan,
France, Germany, Italy, UK, and USA
3
Q
a tricycle that can travel both on land and water
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SALAMANDER
Amphibious Tricycle
4
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Created by a Filipina scientist, Aisa Mijeno
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SALT (Sustainable Alternative Lighting)
5
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Basis of WESP
Give 3
A
(1) developed economies
(2) economies in transition
(3) developing economies
6
Q
is defined as a group or race of people who shared history, traditions, and culture, sometimes
religion, and usually language
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Nation
7
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3 Pillars
(Enhancing the social fabric)
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Malasakit
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Regarded as the country’s premier socioeconomic
planning body, an authority in macroeconomic
forecasting and policy analysis and research
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THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
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The Congress may provide for incentives, including tax deductions and scholarships, to encourage private participation in programs of basic and applied scientific research.
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Section 11
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Atoy Llave invented this tricycle that can travel both on land and in water
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SALAMANDER Amphibious Tricycle
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FRAMEWORK BASED ON THE “FOUR PILLARS OF
EDUCATION”
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- Learning to know
- Learning to live together
- Learning to do
- Learning to be
12
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Anti-pollution, eco-friendly invention made
by Engr. Marinto C. Martinez
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Aerogas Catalytic Combustor (ACC)
13
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Councils and agencies within DOST:
Give 6
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- Sectoral planning councils
- Research and development institutes
- S&T service institutes
- Collegial bodies
- Regional offices
- Provincial S&T centers
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Responsible for implementing industry- focuses policies and with DOST co-funds programs (with DOST as the coordinating agent)
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DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (DTI)
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True or False
limited knowledge will not continue to seek
knowledge for improvement
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False
It will continue to seek knowledge for improvement
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Providing infrastructure to support the researches conducted in the nation
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Technology/Infrastructure
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The State shall regulate the
transfer and promote the adaptation of technology from all sources for the national benefit.
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Section 12
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These are our inventions and innovations
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Applications and Co-creation
19
Q
a Filipino pediatrician
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Fe Villanueva del Mundo
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Recognized for his research on ecology and diversity
of Philippine Amphibians and reptiles, as well as
marine biodiversity and conversation of marine-protected areas
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ANGEL C. ALCALA, PH.D.
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Cited for his outstanding contributions in the field of
tropical marine phycology, focusing on seaweed
biodiversity
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GAVINO C. TRONO JR., PH.D.
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the first woman admitted as a student of the
Harvard Medical School
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Fe Villanueva del Mundo
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Known for his research and conservation efforts in
invertebrate biology and ecology
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EDGARDO D. GOMEZ, PH.D
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a Filipino inventor and horticulturist best known
for inventing a way to induce more flowers in
mango trees using ethrel and potassium nitrate
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Ramon Cabanos Barba
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True or False
In local perspective, moving on with the flow of
modernity determines the nation’s capability to
sustain its people’s lives
False
In global perspective is correct.
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published its Global Science
Scorecard which serves as the basis for ranking the
performances of various countries in the field of
science
The Scientific American
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NIBRA Programs
* Saklaw
* Likas
* Sapat
* Atin
* Tubig
*Alert
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invented the video phone in 1955
Gregorio Zara
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Skills developed with the help of knowledge (2)
Inquiry and Scientific Skills
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External Influences
- Foreign Influences
- Traders with foreign countries
- International Economic Demand
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DOST
Department of Science and Technology
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A fuel saver and power booster engine
device which can be practically used on all
types of internal combustion engines
Aerogas Catalytic Combustor (ACC)
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Responsible for formulation of policies, plans, and
programs, for the development of higher education system in the country
COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (CHED)
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The agenda is founded on the three pillars of
development which is aligned with the AmBisyon
Natin 2040 and each sector has six-issue based
National Integrated Basic Research Agenda
programs respectively
THE HNRDA FRAMEWORK
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the plant “saccolabium quisumbingii” is named
in honor of ___
Eduardo Quisumbing
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Benefits of scientifically, technologically,
environmentally, literate individuals
give 3
- maintain good health
and living safely
- conserve resources and
protect our environment
- cope with change
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serves as the blueprint of programs and administration’s plan for progress
Philippine Development Plan (PDP)
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A Filipino entomologist and geneticist whose extensive contribution to the study of Philippine spiders earned her the moniker “Asia’s Spider Woman”, although she also contributed significantly to the study of other species, and to the study of genetics in general.
Adelina Adato Barrion
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True or False
People of specific nation share a common national
identity.
True
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Published extensive studies on the culture of
seaweed species that benefited the livelihood of
coastal populations
GAVINO C. TRONO JR., PH.D.
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True or False
countries which have strong base in science
and technology are the ones that developed
faster
True
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True or False
Not all change is development; changes
incompatible with human dignity can be characterized
as retrogressions or as “dis developmental”
True
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Output of this science curriculum framework ___, ___, ___ literate individuals
- scientifically
- technologically
- environmentally
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have a role in our education system
School
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The State shall protect and
secure the exclusive rights of scientists, inventors, and others to their intellectual
property.
Section 13
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He was pivotal in the world’s first national-scale
assessment of damage to coral reefs, resulting in
international conservation institutes
EDGARDO D. GOMEZ, PH.D
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How many scientific articles did Eduardo Quisumbing did?
129
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True or False
limited knowledge will continue to seek
knowledge for improvement
True
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Aspects that shall be considered in achieving a strong nation (Prof Gambari, 2008)
- Building a political entity (territory, rules,
norms, principles, and common citizenship)
- Building institutions (symbolizes political
entity)
- Building a common sense of purpose, a
sense of shared destiny, a collective
imagination of belonging
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credited with studies that lead to the invention of
an improved incubator and a jaundice-relieving
device
Fe Villanueva del Mundo
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Funds and projects that are beneficial for the provision of needs of all which will come from either the government or cooperation among private institutions
Innovation Financing
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matatag, maginhawa, at panatag na buhay
(uppermost)
Ambition
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served as the Director of the National Museum of
the Philippines, where he rebuilt the Herbarium
Eduardo Quisumbing
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Science and Technology are
essential for national development and
progress.
Section 10
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Example is education; the main reason why
we study is in order to be capable of
sustaining ourselves with our needs
Capability Building
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recently launched in 2016, the PDP 2017-2020 which is part of four medium-term plans anchored on the Ambisyon Natin
2040
NEDA
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a was proclaimed a National Scientist of the
Philippines in June 2014
Ramon Cabanos Barba
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True or False
The rise of science and
technology in this aspect could be the fall of other
related aspects for it could be a potential contributor
to the dehumanization of human and degradation
of his environment
True
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True or False
It necessitates only scientific output but also the process of using this scientific
knowledge directly affecting the lives of people in real world.
False
It necessitates NOT ONLY scientific output but ..
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3 Pillars
(Increasing growth
potential)
Patuloy na Pag-unlad
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Inequality-reducing transformation through
increasing opportunities for growth of output and income.
Pagbabago
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5 Basic Science that we need to learn
Give 5
- Life science
- Physical science
- Earth science
- Environmental science
- Space science
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founded the first pediatric hospital in the
Philippines
Fe Villanueva del Mundo
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address the basic
needs of the people to be free from poverty,
inequality, and unemployment
Welfare-centered developments
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public and private institutions needed for
provide services for the Filipinos
Institutions
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designed and created the SALAMANDER
Amphibious Tricycle
Atoy Llave
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Responsible to formulate development plans and
ensure that plan implementation achieves the goals of national development
THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
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These laws are important because they put
things in order and to protect ourselves;
laws must be fair and just for all
Policy/Legal Framework
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a Filipino biologist who was named a National
Scientist of the Philippines in 2014
Angel C. Alcala
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created the SALT (Sustainable Alternative
Lighting Lamp)
Aisa Mijeno
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Who stressed that
investments on research and development and
education”, related to the ”emerging trends” in
various field of applied sciences, evidently considers
“Science and Technology Innovation as a driving
force behind the success of the Asian neighboring
countries?
Former Senator Edgardo J. Angara
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Recognized for his achievements in the field of plant physiology, especially the induction of flowering of
mango and micro propagation or rapid multiplying of
stock plant of important crop species
RAMON C. BARBA, PH.D.
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True or False
The global economic situation has become a basis for determining the classification of countries
True
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T is the primary science and technology body in
the country responsible for providing central
direction, leadership, and coordination of all
scientific and technological activities, and of
formulating policies, programs, and projects to
support national development
DOST
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This aims to realize the collective vision of
Filipinos
The National Development Agenda
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Increasing potential growth through sustaining and accelerating economic growth.
Patuloy na Pag-unlad
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Regain people's trust in public institutions and
cultivate trust among fellow Filipinos
Malasakit
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has been primarily measured by increase in Gross National Product (GNP) and or the
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
development
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Internal Influences
Give 3
- Survival
- Culture
- Economic Activities
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Key Drivers to development
Give 2
Science and technology
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Provides annual reports on world economic
trends in different dimensions and serves as basis for
classifying countries around the world
WESP
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He had created the artificial coral reefs that help
a lot to the Philippines’ aquatic ecosystem
Angel C. Alcala
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Developing countries include??
the regions of Africa,
Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean
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(continuously should be
provided to everyone)
bottom part
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True or False
According to the National Development Agenda, By 2040, the Philippines is a prosperous middle-class society where no one is poor.
True
86
As Filipino citizens, we have duties and responsibilities we need to fulfill
Citizen Engagement
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one of the developing countries that is
continuously addressing the persistent problems of
inequality and poverty
Philippines
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PRIORITY AREAS IDENTIFIED BY RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
Give 6
* National Integrated Basic Research Agenda (NIBRA)
* Health
* Agriculture, Aquatic, and Natural Resources (AANR)
* Industry, Energy, and Emerging Technology
* Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change
Adaptation (DRR CCA)
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True or False
Parameters involving management of scientific
knowledge and implementation of these knowledge
are given focus in this sense
True
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They elucidate that development
meant balancing the apparent inevitability of
technological change with social intervention
Cowan and Shenton
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a Filipino botanist who was a noted expert in
medicinal plants of the Philippines
Eduardo Quisumbing
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distinguished development as “decision processes and decision outcomes”
Reisman (2008)
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according to ___ the word nation is often used
synonymously with state, as in the United Nations.
But a state is more properly the governmental
apparatus by which nation rules itself
Fagoyinbo (2013)
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The Philippine government science and technology agenda introduced and implemented programs, projects, and policies to boost what?
science and technology
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an environment-friendly lamp that runs with 2
table spoons of salt and 1 glass of tap water
SALT (Sustainable Alternative
Lighting Lamp)
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its goal is to prepare the whole country and its people to meet the demands of a technologically driven
world and capacitate the people to live in a world
driven by science
The Philippine government science and technology agenda
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An environment-friendly lamp that runs
with just two table spoons of salt and one
glass of tap water.
SALT (Sustainable Alternative Lighting)
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True or False
Good standing in the world economy must either
possess or seek to acquire a home-grown, self-generating capability in science and technology.
True
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Its development can be traced to the National
Science Development Board, created on June 13.
1958, later reorganized on March 17, 1982, into the
National Science and Technology Authority (NSTA)
DOST
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The Philippine government science and technology agenda
leadership
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Factors which contribute to the economic success of
these Asian countries:
Give 5
- Government investment in public goods and
services
- Support for small and medium- scale
enterprises
- Support for higher education institutions,
science and engineering sectors, and
industry and trade associations
- Inter-institutional linkages between
universities, industries, government
agencies, and non- government
organizations
- Good governance
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divided into 5 sectors
THE HNRDA FRAMEWORK
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True or False
Promoting scientific and technological advances is
seen essential as an instrument for building a strong nation.
True
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3 Pillars
(Inequality-reducing
transformation)
Pagbabago
