RRL Mandatory ROTC
RRL Mandatory ROTC
faces immensely massive challenges which are related to pedagogy. The growing
population of the youths in the Philippines as time goes by needs improved proper
education system to be beneficial to the society and to have correct mindset since they
could be the future leaders of our country that will also encounter insurmountable
workloads. The 16th congress of the Philippines is believed to be responsible of the
implementation of the new policies added to our law. Every policies and laws are
allegedly believed that will widen the access to education. (Kreji, A.C. M. 2019)
In the State of the Nation Address of the current President Rodrigo Duterte he
reiterated his immense support for the approval of the bill , arguing that it would
“strengthen” the defense of the country” (Bonz Magsambol, 2019)
The Mandatory ROTC Senate Bill No. 2232 straight-forwardly implies on the interest of
the students particularly Senior High School students aged 16 to 17 years old.
While avoiding the miserable past of Mandatory Rotc that implies to the case of Cadet
Officer Mark Chua studying on University of Santo Tomas that involves corruption and
murder or President instills that this will serve as a way to promote “patriotism, love of
country, moral and spiritual values, respect for human rights and adherence to the
constitution”.
Passing another law is not enough before thinking that learning from ROTC and other
alike civic service training and development it’s the best if we consider other more
important things such as :