For July 3, 2010

Study the following:

--Images of Politics
--Elements of Politics
--Isms of Politics
--Power / Bases of Power / Sources of Power
--Laws and Logic of Power

References: Internet; “Building Campaign Management Strategy” by Dean Roman Dannug; “Studies in Social Power” by Bertran Raven; “The Politics of Non-Violent Action – Power and Struggle” by Gene Sharp; Webster; “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene

Be ready for recitation.

For June 26, 2010

1. Define politics.

2. Get a news clipping from any major newspaper that shows Philippine politics. Make a short explanation.

3. How does politics affect your personal life?

Use short bond paper and black ink pen only.

House Rules

To make our teacher-student relationship harmonious, I would like to require you, my students, to obey the following policies in my class:

• Respect my rights as a teacher and you will have my respect as a student.
• Time is gold. Be on time and never be absent. A student late 15minutes after my arrival is considered absent.
• Graded recitation will always be a part of our meetings so I expect you to be always ready and knowledgeable of our lesson.
• Cheaters never win. Cheating on term examinations is prohibited and will surely be punished.
• Unity. Let's help each other. Give-and-take, take-and-give relationship is encouraged.