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Lesson 2

THE TASK

Name:
Year & Strand: Date:

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE TASK – LESSON 2


LET US CHECK 1.1
1. Are you aware of

Direction: Based on your understanding, fill out the figures below based on Piaget’s Stage
Theory of Intellectual Development and Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development.

Piaget’s Stage Theory of Cognitive Development

Stage Age Range Description


The infant explores the world
Sensorimotor Stage Birth to 2 years through direct sensory and
motor contact.
Young children can think about
Preoperational Stage 2 to 7 years things symbolically and can
pretend.
The child can think logically
Concrete Operational Stage 7 to 11 years about concrete objects and
understands conversation.
The adolescent can reason
Formal Operational Stage 11 years and over abstractly and think in
hypothetical terms.

Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development

Level Stages Description


What is right and wrong is
Stage 1: Obedience-and- determined by what is
Level 1: Pre-Conventional Punishment Orientation punishable.
Morality
Right and wrong is now
Stage 2: Instrumental determined by what we are
Orientation rewarded for, and by doing
what others want.
Being good is whatever
Stage 3: Good Boy, Nice Girl pleases others. Right and
Level 2: Conventional Morality Orientation wrong are determined by the
majority.
Being good means obeying
Stage 4: Law-and-Order laws without question and
Orientation showing respect for authority.

Difference between moral and


Stage 5: Social-Contract legal right. Recognition that
Level 3: Post-Conventional Orientation rules should sometimes be
Morality broken.
Moral action is determined by
Stage 6: Universal-Ethical- our inner conscience. Sees
Principal Orientation what is more important than
the laws of the land.

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE TASK – LESSON 2


LET US CHECK 1.2
1. Are you aware of

Direction: Make a diagram that shows how thoughts, feelings and behavior
influences each other and explain each of them.

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE TASK – LESSON 2


LET US CHECK 1.3
1. Are you aware of
Journal Entry #2
1. Write a journal entry that evaluates your own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
and how it can help in your holistic development
2. Provide a small notebook for your journal entries and cover it with color white.
3. See below for the example format of your journal entries.

Name: _________________________________________ Date: ____________

Journal Entry No. ________

Focus Question:

How does someone achieve holistic personal development?

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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE TASK – LESSON 2


Let’s do this!

Instruction:

1. In a long bond paper, make a collage of your emotions, unsaid words to someone whether it is
hurtful, kind, confession, experiences or anything that is inside your head by using magazines,
newspapers, and other materials that can be found in your home to form a desired shape.

2. After making the collage, submit it to me when you returned these activities after a week (for
modular) and send to my e-mail address:

3. Do not forget to express your thoughts and emotions about your work in a separate sheet of paper
with a minimum of 150 words and maximum of 200 words. For online students, you can use the
Microsoft word to input your reflection in our activity.

4. Follow the rubrics as guide.

Description Score Score Obtained


The influence of the three holistic development 25
was expressed in the collage
The collage was clean and attractive 15
The essay was clear and organized 10
Total 50

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE TASK – LESSON 2

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