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SHS DEPARTMENT
(S.Y. 2021-2022)
Learning Module
In
Prepared by:
Mrs. Nicka Joy C. Maala
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
WEEK 1
TOPIC: UNDERSTANDING ONESELF
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson the learners must able to:
KNOWING ONESELF
Adolescence is considered a challenging phase in one’s life as it bridges childhood and adulthood.
For Erik Erikson (1985), a renowned psychologist, the primordial concern of adolescence is to rise above
the identity-role confusion crisis. Recent researches assert that identity crises may continue to happen
through early, middle and late adulthood. With this in mind, it becomes important that the confusion crisis
be addressed at an early stage. One step toward achieving this is to explore the concept of self and know
the self better.
Knowing oneself takes a lifetime of reflection and analysis. The human person is such an intricate,
complex, and dynamic being that needs better understanding. What other people see may not be a true
reflection of what is inside the person. To judge a person based on a single pattern of behavior is like
deciding without analyzing the pros and cons of a situation.
1. Understanding Personality
The first key to knowing oneself is having a clear grasp of what personality is.
An individual’s personality consists of the physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual makeup.
One has a perception and database of information regarding these attributes. A person also knows
the aspects of personality in both private and public moments.
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
Joseph Luft And Harrington Ingham , two noted social Psychologists, introduced the concept of
Johari Window. The term “Johari” was coined from the first syllables of their names.
The Johari Window, which consist of four window panes, is a mechanism designed to help an individual
grow through learning more about oneself and others.
The four window panes of the Johari Window are the following:
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
1. Open Area- the area known to onself and known to others. This pane refers
to the things that the public knows about oneself. Examples are age, gender,
and educational attainment.
2. Hidden Area- the area known to self and not known to others. It refers to one’s secret in life.
3. Blind Area- the area not known to the self, but is known by others or the “blind spot” of a
person. The blind area consists of the things that an individual may not necessarily be aware
or conscious of, but are seen, observed, and felt by other people. Examples are expressions
and
mannerisms.
4. Unknown Area- the area not known to the person and others. This area remains untapped and
undiscovered until the time or right opportunity comes such as an emergency or crisis situation
that calls for one to act instantaneously. The way a person responds to the situation may bring
about a discovery of the self, making one realize a talent or skill otherwise unknown to him/her.
According to Luft and Ingham, a person can use the Johari Window to improve the self by widening the
open area and reducing the hidden and bline areas. Doing so will eventually lead to the reduction of the
unkown area as well as pave the way for one to discover more about oneself in terms of attitude, talents,
capabilities and other skills.
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
WEEK 1
ACTIVITY 1
DIRECTIONS: On athe box provided, use crayon or any coloring material to draw symbols that would best
illustrate your thoughts and feelings ABOUT WHO YOU ARE. Write your explanations below your symbol.
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ICT-ED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LIPA
2/F Mercedes Bldg. P. Torres St. Lipa City, Batangas
(043) 757-4445 / (043) 757-5944
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