1. How do you define values?

Values is a person’s belief on what is important and useful lesson we can learn in life.
We learn values from early childhood, values of parents, environment, school, church,
government.
2. Write at least 10 values that you possess and rank them according to the most
important to you.
1. Faith in God
2. Personal Discipline
3. Knowledge
4. Concern for others/common good
5. Respect
6. Productivity
7. Fidelity
8. Integrity

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9. Self-reliance

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3. Do you agree that using "po" and "opo" as well as kissing the hands of our parents are
signs of respect and therefore should be preserved? Why or why not?

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Yes, we used to use it since then for a sign of respect. For me, this should be preserved.
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Philippines is known as one of the respective countries, and to maintain it, we should keep this
way of respecting everyone, not just the parents and old ones.
4. Do you believe in the saying: "Kung ano ang puno, sya din ang bunga?" Explain
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Yes, the tree symbolizes the parent and the fruit is the child. this is often said to refer to a
child's behavior. For example, if a child is naughty or not good-natured, it means: what tree he is
the fruit. Honestly, I don’t totally believe in this saying, although there is slight truthfulness in it.
Sometimes, there are incidences where the children grew and behave differently from their
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5. Explain: "Values are caught, not taught"

Values are life lesson we learn through experiences or by simply how others practice it.
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For example, we cannot teach a child to be good to others if he doesn’t know how and when to
be good in others. He will learn it eventually when he realizes what is the important of being
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good as he grow up every time, he sees it doing by others. Also, according to Mr. J. Philippe
Rushton, demonstrated that role modelling was the most effective way of helping our children to
internalize values. Often, adults are not aware of the impact of our actions. For instance, if a
parent curses other driver on the road, children in the car will think that it is acceptable and do
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likewise when they get angry. In our day-to-day lives, we need to be more conscious of our own
behavior, even when it is not directed at our children, such as our response when something
unexpected happens.

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