CDSGA PHILOSOPY

SUBMITTED BY : Rosemarie D. Gorero

BSED- ENGLISH 1-1
PUNCTUAL
Punctuality is a habit of attending a task on time. In a wider sense, it's
a habit of doing things at the right time. Punctuality is the key to get
success in life. A punctual and disciplined student always gets respect
and social acceptance in the school and society. They are admired by the
parents and teachers and it is a is a sign of professionalism and helps
you stand out as a reliable and trustworthy employee. If you don't get
your part of a project completed on time, you keep others from being
able to finish their tasks. Being punctual helps you establish your
reputation as a dependable and consistent worker A positive
attitude can boost your energy, heighten your inner strength, inspire
others, and garner the fortitude to meet difficult
challenges.Good punctuality at school is essential for students to
achieve their full educational potential. It is also vital for students to
form good habits for later life. Punctuality records form part of
references passed onto employers or higher educational institutes.

INDUSTRIOUS
Someone who is industrious works energetically, devotedly, and
diligently. The industrious leader is resourceful in overcoming
obstacles by leveraging his or her own leadership skills.
industriousness is an attitude. It’s a behavioral characteristic
that can be cultivated and nurtured into a strength. Like most
qualities, the correct balance is required. Excessive self -reliance
and self-sufficiency can create isolation. Isolation is a far less
productive and risky state than coordinated teamwork.
GOOD CHARACTER
In general, people who are considered to have good character often have
traits like integrity, honesty, courage, loyalty, fortitude, and other
important virtues that promote good behavior. These character traits
define who they are as people—and highly influence the choices they
make in their lives. According to historian Warren Susman in his book
Culture as History , the use of the phrase “good character” peaked in
the 19th century. “Character was a keyword in the vocabulary of
Englishmen and Americans,” says Susman, and so important to society
that it was promoted as an essential component of one's identity. Good
character consists of defining your values and integrity based on time-
tested principles and self-reflection and having the courage to live your
life accordingly.

GOOD LISTENER
A good listener is attentive. They make good eye contact, don't
interrupt what the other person is saying and show an interest in
what is being communicated. Effective listening offers you many
benefits, and encourages the speaker to feel valued as
well. Good listening connects you to the world around you and helps
you understand your responsibilities. Aside from the practical
benefits. It is important for the quality of your social life, they are
the one who pay attention. Give the speaker your undivided
attention, and acknowledge the message, show that you're listening,
provide feedback, defer Judgment and respond appropriately.
THANKFUL

thankful is someone feeling or showing gratitude. When you are pleased

and grateful for what you have, this is an example of a time when you
are thankful.

being thankful is proven to be good for your health. Studies show

gratitude gives you a healthier heart, better sleep, boosts your immune
system, puts you in a better mood, and increases your desire for
physical activity. Amazing what something as simple as gratitude can
do for your health.

HELPFUL

The definition of helpful is someone or something that is useful, that

provides assistance or aid, or that is prone to providing aid. When
someone gives you good and useful advice, this is an example
of helpful advice. When a person is always asking what he can do to
assist you.Helping people is important because it's good to do good
deeds for others." "It's good to help because it makes you feel good about
yourself." "Because it will make you seem like a better person and have
others have a better outlook on you." "Because if you help someone in
need they feel the need to help another
HONEST
Honesty is going to take you places in life that you never could have dreamed and
it’s the easiest thing you can practice in order to be happy, successful and fulfilled.
Honesty is part of the foundation of my core values and principles. Honesty cuts
through deception and knifes its way through deceit and lies. Honesty leads to a
fulfilling, free life.

Honesty is not just about telling the truth. It’s about being real with yourself and
others about who you are, what you want and what you need to live your most
authentic life. Honesty promotes openness, empowers us and enables us to
develop consistency in how we present the facts. Honesty sharpens our
perception and allows us to observe everything around us with clarity.
Honesty and seeking the truth is always the way to go. Honesty
engenders confidence, faith, empowers our willpower and represents us
in the best way for others to see and witness our example. Honesty
improves our vitality. In an honesty experiment conducted by two
University of Notre Dame professors, results showed that telling the
truth is good for our health

HUMBLE WITH INTEGRITY

having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance. A humble person is a
growing person who is quick to read, invite feedback, and ask good questions.
A humble person is at peace with themselves and others. Humility embraces
contentment and simplicity. It doesn't need to have the nicest or be the best.
Humility believes it can always learn from the education and experiences of
others. A humble person is a growing person who is quick to read, invite
feedback, and ask good questions. A humble person is at peace with
themselves and others.
Humility embraces contentment and simplicity. It doesn’t need to have the nicest
or be the best.
Humility puts relationships before the need to be right. Humility enjoys balance
and harmony.