What is community immersion? Why do we need to perform this kind of activity? Are there benefits we can get while conducting community immersion? These are just some of the many questions that were being answered in the subject National Service Training Program 2 (NSTP 2) as the second semester of the school year has started. Mr. Julius Delos Trinos, our NSTP 2 adviser started discussing the overview in community immersion. He defines the meaning of community immersion as an introduction to the subject. He said, as far as is can remember, community immersion is one important requirement of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) prescribed to students, male and female alike, in private and public higher education institutions and technical-vocational schools as it is said in RA 9163, Sec. 7. As the days gone by, we bought a reference book to help us to understand more what the subject was all about, especially the topic about community immersion. I have learned that community immersion is an approach of developing among the NSTP student-trainees, the concept of service and empowerment as they reach out to deprived, depressed and under privileged communities and marginalized segments of the society. We also have discussed the objectives of community immersion.
As the time goes by, we have learned a lot what community immersion was and know about the community and its elements. The things you should do and should not do were also being discussed. Discipline is a must while having a community immersion and it should be observed before, during and after immersing. There was once a situational question on one of the worksheet we have answered where in it asked for what would you do if this and that happens. Just some situational questions. The discussion continues as days passes by. Until Mr. Delos Trinos announced to us that we will be having a mobilization in Mt. Makiling. It was a two days and one night mobilization.
Their reasons for the support are echoed in the content of the proposition. ... Hence, the proposition can promote sheltered English immersion for maximum of one year. ... Then I thought of some reasons for teachers" opposition. ... Also, funding would be redirected to community members who agree to tutor English learners. I had no reason to see that supporters of the proposition were any better. ...
As a result, many communities have adopted bi-lingual programs, in order to help Mexican-American students ease into English submersion by using both the Spanish and English languages in the educational process. ... Thus, members of Mexican-American communities have shown that they are capable and ready to surmount the educational barriers necessary for their children's academic, social, and economic success. ... In 1986, the Los Angeles Times cited the San Diego school district as an example of a Mexican-American community hampered by many students" decisions to quit school. ...
The main reasons I chose to support the Democratic Party are because they fight for better education for everyone, safer communities, and equal opportunities for every American. ... One of their main beliefs is that education is the key to acquiring economic security, developing individual freedom, and restoring community hope. ... They support the idea of providing information to parents to heighten their awareness of their public education options, including bilingual academic programs, magnet schools, immersion schools, and school district charter schools, in order to best accommodate the...
Each church has a meaning and reason behind the ceremony and beliefs involved but for the Catholic Church it is a means of entering into a community with Christ, with fellow followers, and a gift full of grace and faith. ... Faith needs the community of believers "the concept of community is important in sacramental theology. ... It also welcomes and accepts the child into the Church's community. ... Mick states that "sacrament is the actions of the Church community. ... Baptism is now taking place where the priest pours water over the child/s head or in some churches by immersion depe...
There are many reasons for a person to do such a thing. ... Many immigrants wanted to move to communities established by previous settlers from their homelands. ... With anxiety and confusion by immersion of cultures, neither immigrants nor natives could function. ... Being so, immigrants fervently sought out like communities. ... They came here for political, religious, and economical freedom and are still coming today for those very same reasons. ...
One particular group that is subject to miseducation is the Latino community, resulting in not being educated, rather just instructed. ... The education of the Latino is kept within his economic status; left to dwell forever in the culture shock that derives from the differences among his community and the mainstream of America. ... I rarely agreed the instructors on the reason why things were the way they were in literature and I always asked to many questions. ... The district eventually caved in but only after the mayors run for the city seat was jeopardized during a campaign election ...
In addition, one of the more controversial points of he plan involves a waiver system whereby parents who prefer "native-language" instruction for their children can request that the children be removed from the English-immersion classes. ... Moreover, the Mexican communities and other opponents in California believe that Proposition 227 works in parallel with Affirmative Action and Proposition 187. ... Lack of education has also been one of the main reasons for the increasing rate of crime throughout the nation. ...
They are scripture, tradition, experience, and reason. ... We joyfully receive for ourselves and others the blessings of community, sexuality, marriage, and the family. ... We recognize all forms of baptism (sprinkling, pouring, or immersion.) ...
