HOMEROOM GUIDANCE PROGRAM, ACTIVITIES, AND SCHEDULE
MODULE 2
Grade Level Topic Objectives Reference Date of Distribution
Kinder 1 & 2 1. state a possible situation which Department of Education- requires a decision involving others; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. identify possible effect of a decision made toward others; “ I Do, I Feel” 3. express feelings about the effect of a decision towards others; and 4. demonstrate an appropriate action in a given situation. Grade 1 1. list down the people who can help Department of Education- make good choices; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. enumerate the steps in making good choices; 3. show the importance of help from “Make Good Choices” adults when making good choices; 4. practice ways of making good choices; and 5. state changes in yourself because of good choices. Grade 2 1. describe the situation before Department of Education- making an action; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. identify the appropriate actions “When choosing is tough” and the results in different situations; and 3. value the result of each action. Grade 3 1. enumerate the steps to arrive at Department of Education- asound decision; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. analyse the impact of a decision “For success, choose the on yourself and to others; best” 3. share one important decision that you will make using the steps in making choices. Grade 4 1. enumerate the steps and outcome Department of Education- of effective decision making skills; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. recognize the importance of your personal experiences in decision “ I get it” making towards achieving the common good; 3. create appropriate decisions that contribute in resolving family and school issue. Grade 5 1. enumerate the factors affecting Department of Education- the decision making process; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. explain the importance of deciding to attain the common good; “Good Decision, Better 3. create an appropriate plan and Community” suggestion to address family and school concerns; and 5. show the connections between your decisions and their outcome. Grade 6 “My Responsible 1. identify the procedures or steps in Department of Education- decision” decision making. Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. identify the factors that affect decision making.; 3. explain the importance of procedures in decision making; 4. exercise personal experiences in decision making; and 5. appreciate effective personal decision making. Grade 7 1. identify steps in making sound Department of Education- decision; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. construct your own appropriate steps to make a sound decision; 3. analyse possible outcome in “I Decide, I Learn” making decision for common good; and 4. value the importance of being responsible in making personal decisions. Grade 8 1. describe lessons learned from Department of Education- school and community; Bureau of Learning Resources February 2. explain how experiences learned “Life Lesson: Ladder to from school and community Success” contribute to success; and 3. appreciate the value of experiences learned from school and community. Grade 9 1. relate lessons from experiences in Department of Education- school and community that may help Bureau of Learning Resources February others to academic success; 2. share insights on lesson learned “Shared experiences are from the experiences in school and Shared developments” community; and 3. appreciate the impact of experiences in school and community to academic success. Grade 10 “Overcoming Life’s 1. determine the relevance of school Department of Education- Challenges” and community experiences in Bureau of Learning Resources February achieving academic success; 2. appreciate the importance of the lesson learned from school and community in overcoming life’s challenges; and 3. share ways on how to make the best out of the acquired knowledge from school and community in daily living. Grade 11 1. describe the factors in decision Department of Education- making; Bureau of Learning Resources February High Five! Factors in 2. recognize the importance of sound sound decision making decision making; and 3. develop strategies in making a sound decision. Grade 12 1. discuss how sound decision Department of Education- making can contribute to success or Bureau of Learning Resources February achievement; 2. demonstrate ways on how to “Decisive Person” make sound decisions in the given situations; and 3. value sound-decision making based on the different factors.
Hector Cruz, Matthew Gulley, Carmine Perrelli, George Dunleavy, Louis Poveromo, Nicholas Pechar, and George Mitchell, Individually and on Behalf of All Other Persons Similarly Situated v. Benjamin Ward, Individually and in His Capacity as Commissioner of the New York State Department of Correctional Services, Vito M. Ternullo, Individually and in His Capacity as Director of Matteawan State Hospital, Lawrence Sweeney, Individually and in His Capacity as Chief of Psychiatric Services at Matteawan State Hospital, 558 F.2d 658, 2d Cir. (1977)