Carl Lemuel Añonuevo

BSED ENG 3-1

My Philosophical Perspective

Existentialism is a philosophical theory that stresses through decisions and behavior the
role of the human person as a free and accountable entity deciding their own creation. Soren
Kierkegaard pointed out that “Life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced.”
It means getting experience with something that can potentially make you good at things, and
you're going to know how to do it with experience. Therefore, just feel things the way it is,
because the worse it is right now, the better it will be tomorrow.

I assume that this insight is likely to be used in my area of expertise as a future educator.
In order to give my student a sense of responsibility for their own well-being and purpose of life.
Furthermore, supporting them and appreciate themselves as unique individuals who accept
complete responsibility for their thoughts, feelings, and actions. This opens their intrinsic
motivation to become a lifelong learner.

As a result, it means that students have an inherent desire to learn for the advancement of
their lives by applying this principle. To follow their own course of justice and to encourage
them to make a deliberate decision as to what they are going to become. Likewise, to pass on the
message to each generation that life is a precious thing that needs to be valued.