BARRIOS, JOHN FRANCIS B.

12 – STEM
HOMEROOM GUIDANCE
MODULE 4: DECISIVE PERSON

LET’S TRY THIS

I used my prior experiences to help me make a choice. Because it's critical to understand and
be aware of the issue, as well as your strategies for dealing with it. Due to the epidemic, for example,
I purchased a huge quantity of things from Shoppee. And I'm fully aware that it's not a worthwhile
investment. There are several factors to consider. I have a lot of things to consider during this crisis,
including my schoolwork, my college application, my family, and so on. Because I had so many
responsibilities to meet, this scenario made it tough for me to make a decision.
Processing Questions:
1. I was able to grasp the issue and use the elements that impact decision-making.
2. My source of inspiration, the environment, and the people in my immediate vicinity
3. No, since I don't think it's improper or because I'm not sure what I'm doing

LET”S EXPLORE THIS

 I'm leaving because listening to loud individuals who disrupt my peace of mind is a waste of
time. They would quarrel if I was having a calm day. They should maintain a safe distance
from me.
 I made a decision that others don't understand, and I feel it was the wrong one since they are
hesitant. I simply stopped speaking.
 To be honest, I don't always make the best decisions, which is why I end up with unfavorable
results. But, of course, I seek assistance when I think my decisions are not in my best
interests.
 I prefer to follow someone's directions, especially if they are educated, but I will participate if I
have any recommendations.
 While I see that remaining at home is safer for us, I also recognize that not working would put
us in a financial jam, and we require money to satisfy our basic necessities. My opinion is that
we must work, but we will be safe if we follow the health requirements. If it's really essential, go
outside.
Processing Questions:
1. Deciding which road to pursue was a challenge for me. And there are times when you need to
make the best option possible, but your gut is refusing to cooperate.
2. The circumstances and events
3. Successful members of my family, as well as individuals with experience, because it's easier to
believe them when they say they've done most of the things I haven't.
4. Yes, I must consider a number of factors before making a decision.

YOU CAN DO IT
 Family
- My mom, she gives me a good suggestion that will surely help me in making a better
decision
 Peers/Classmate
- My best friend, she know a lot about me like my interests in life and she supports me in
whatever I do as long as its good for me
 Institution
- Guidance counselor from our school, they will help me make a better and wise decision
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Your Guide in Decision – making
1. Collect and relevant information
2. Write down pros and cons
3. Imagine yourself sooner or later
dealing on with the consequences of your
decisions
4. Weigh in past decisions
5. Be ready
The Way You Did it
I look for reliable and trustworthy
information to help me make better
decisions and get better results.
I would consider the following questions:
What are the good and negative
consequences of the actions I make? Will
they help me or will they harm me?
I've learnt from my past experiences and
won't make the same mistakes again.
Making a better decision would help me
or harm me.
I've learnt from my past errors and won't
do the same ones again since it will have
a negative impact on my life.
Whatever decision I make, I always
prepare myself for the repercussions,
whether positive or negative.