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    The document describes an event called 'ABM's Camp: Always Be Masaya' which is a night camp for Accountancy Business and Management students. The event aims to cultivate a winning attitude in students and develop coping skills. It will be run by ABM officers and teachers over 15 hours to develop 240 students' skills and foster capacity building among students.

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    The document describes an event called 'ABM's Camp: Always Be Masaya' which is a night camp for Accountancy Business and Management students. The event aims to cultivate a winning attitude in students and develop coping skills. It will be run by ABM officers and teachers over 15 hours to develop 240 students' skills and foster capacity building among students.

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    The document describes an event called 'ABM's Camp: Always Be Masaya' which is a night camp for Accountancy Business and Management students. The event aims to cultivate a winning attitude in students and develop coping skills. It will be run by ABM officers and teachers over 15 hours to develop 240 students' skills and foster capacity building among students.

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    ABM’s CAMP:

    Always Be Masaya
    “A night camp for more Active, Banded and Mannered young-
    entrepreneurs.”
    This event is to cultivate a “winner’s attitude” of every Accountancy Business and
    Management student and also to develop new and augment current coping
    techniques that allow for increased emotional, educational, social and behavioral
    coherence.

    ABM
    Accountancy Business and Management
    2019-2020
    ABM’s Camp: Always Be Masaya
    A night camp for more Active, Banded and Mannered young-entrepreneurs

    I. About Event’s Team

    The event “ABM’s Camp: Always Be Masaya” will be run and headed by the ABM
    officers with the help and support of every class officers and class advisers of the said
    strand. This team contains of teachers and seniors do share a common concern for
    educational and social life of every student.

    II. Event’s Description

    This event intends to attract the attention of the students on equipping


    adequate knowledge, skills and behavior to enhance the social competence and expand
    the desire for social interaction. Through the 15-hours night camp and widely planned
    program, the event desires to habilitate the 240 students in order to develop their skills
    and knowledge in their chosen field – Business World and to foster such kind of capacity
    building model among other students.

    III. Implementation

    This event is planned to be conducted in 18th – 19th day of October 2019 (5:00 pm-
    8:00 am) and will be participated by 240 students from the six sections of Accountancy
    Business and Management strand at Recto Memorial National High School.

    IV. Event Description

    4.1. Problem Identification


     Children are especially listed as a vulnerable group and afraid of peer and
    social rejection. In recent years, 3.3 million young Filipinos suffer from
    depressive disorders with suicide rates in 2.5 males and 1.7 females per
    100,000. In the current context, it is essential to consider the peer
    relationships to children's development. Friends not only provide
    companionship and recreation, but meet other needs as well. Through
    interactions with peers, children learn valuable social skills. They learn how
    to do things like join groups, make new friends, participate in group
    problem solving, and manage competition and conflict. Friendships also
    provide a supportive context in which self-exploration, emotional growth,
    and moral development can occur. Of course, learning and social support
    also result from relationships with parents, teachers, and other adults.
     The students from the two year levels are starting to build a wall in the
    midst of them. That’s why it is truly needed to have an activity that will bind
    them as one and make an organization that shares the lessons and ideas to
    enlighten the future of everyone.

    4.2. Proposed Solutions

    This event is designed for empowering children in terms of their social


    and educational capacity. Through the event’s activities, they acquire
    knowledge and skills to better prepare themselves for other extreme situations.

    4.3. Event’s Goals

     Build self-confidence, self-awareness and self-esteem.


     Cultivate a “winner’s attitude”.
     Develop ability to make good choices, formulate independent
    decisions and take responsibility for actions.
     Develop new and augment current coping techniques that allow
    for increased emotional, educational, social and behavioral
    coherence.
     Enhance social competence and expand the desire for social
    interaction.
     Show respect for the diversity of others and a desire to protect
    others from bullying or harassment.
     Facilitate cooperation by working as a team and interacting
    positively in a community setting.

    4.4. Event’s Program

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