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Homeroom Guidance
Module 1
Processing Questions:
I felt refreshed while doing the activity because I saw the different reactions
that I have in the mirror and it really reflects what emotions I felt while doing it.
3. Were you able to mirror emotional reactions you had towards the
different scenarios in your life and aspects of your personality? How?
The strengths that I observed completing the activity is that I am able to show
what I truly felt through my reactions, as though I am a very transparent
person for myself yet a difficult person to read for others. While my
weaknesses that I observed while completing the activity are that I am
extremely vulnerable since my reactions reflect what I am feeling and I can't
hide it, especially when I'm on the edge of crying.
Processing Questions:
The things that I can't control and that I don't have control over are the
possible barriers towards achieving my personal goals.
You Can Do It
“I am who I am”
However, it is mine.
I am who I am.
Personal Development
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Homeroom Guidance
Module 2
Description
Name:
Name:
Name:
Processing Questions:
1. Were you able to fill out all related descriptions for each person? Which
of the descriptions is the most observable?
Processing Questions:
When it comes to physical support, there will never be a bad time to be there.
It's always about delivering advice when it comes to emotional support. It's all
about bonding with one another when it comes to social support. In terms of
spiritual sustenance, God is included.
The situation is "a new group member who has lost hope owing to various
problems." It's difficult for me to offer advice in my situation because I've been
through what they're going through. I'm not able to invest in myself.
Always put yourself in their shoes and consider how you may make them feel
that you are always with them. Having an issue is really difficult to manage,
thus your support is highly beneficial to them.
You Can Do It
“I Care” Policies
Processing Questions:
It's all about treating others with respect, but there's a distinction to be made
between home, school, community, and online. Since, these three locations
are more likely to meet than online, where you can only socialize over the
internet.
3. What made you practice such ways to respect individual differences and
care for others?
Since, if you treat others with respect, they will treat you with respect as well.
Homeroom Guidance
Module 3
Anton’s Indecisiveness
Processing Questions:
1. Did you experience spending more time to make a decision that greatly
affects you or your future just like Anton? Share your experience.
Yes. Like Anton, I'm having trouble deciding which college course I want to
take. I want to take my parents' recommendations into consideration, but I
also want to be able to pick what I want because, in the end, it is up to me
whether I am satisfied and glad to study it or not. I only have a few months to
make a decision, therefore I'm hoping to make one as soon as possible so
that it won't have a significant impact on my future.
2. If you are in his situation, what would be your next move?
Instead of delaying a year of college to grieve over the fact that I was denied
admission to my ideal school, if I were him, I would just find another university
where I could take the course that I truly desired. I'll use this experience to
learn to prepare ahead so that I don't have to deal with this difficulty again.
3. What should you do so you won’t face the same problem as that of Anton?
I'll seek advice from my parents, teachers, and close friends a year ahead of
time so that I may make an informed decision and prepare on time.
Processing Questions:
2. Do your experiences at this time of pandemic change the way you decide on
things? In what way?
Yes, my experiences during this pandemic have changed the way I make
decisions. I now think about the outcomes and implications of my actions
before making them. I consider what would happen if I did this or that. Rather
of focusing on what is present or in one perspective, I consider the wider
picture. Since this decisions I make will have an impact on my future
You Can Do It
Dear Anton,
Hi! How are you doing? After everything you've been through, I hope you're
doing well now. First and foremost, I've read your narrative, and it has touched
me so deeply that I recognize myself in you. It's difficult to make decisions,
especially when they have a significant impact on your future, therefore I'm
writing to share my thoughts and ideas with you. I hope this has been of
assistance and inspiration to you.
I know you spend a lot of time considering and studying which college
courses you will take. It's OK to think about what's best for you because you're
planning your future, but not to the point where you become caught thinking
about which one you'll pick, which leads to regrets and disappointments later.
But, regardless, life must carry on. We must keep believing in our dreams and
never give up hope. School is everywhere, so if your chances of attending your
favorite school have faded, look for another. It makes no difference if it is a top
school or not for your course; the important thing is to discover a school that
provides the same course you want to study in college. Yes, attending a better
school will provide you with superior information and skills, but ultimately, it is up
to you. It's up to you to put in the effort and persevere until you reach the finish
line. It won't be easy, but you can accomplish it.
My only desire for you is that by the time you finish reading this letter, you will
have made a decision that you will not regret, and that if things do not go as
planned, you will remember that God is always there to aid you. On every
decision you've made, pray and seek for guidance. Don't allow past mistakes
deter you from achieving your goals; instead, use them as motivation to
persevere in the face of adversity. Thank you and God bless you.
Every day, we humans definitely make mistakes that will serve as a learning
experience for us in the future. While we are in the midst of the pandemic,
some of my personal experiences depicting my right decisions are such that I
tried not to ignore reflecting on my previous wrong actions and decisions
rather than avoiding thinking about and repenting about them, which resulted
in me being able to identify and accept my mistakes, as well as grow and
enhance my personality. On the other hand, some of my bad decisions during
the pandemic were that I got too carried away with the idea that we were
already allowed to go out, so I took advantage of it, constraining my desire to
unwind from home and hang out with friends too often.
2. Cite the reasons why you did such acts, and how you resolved the
issues.
The fact that I got carried away and took advantage of such freedom, wherein
it was due to some factors such as having anxiety of being inside the house
for such a long time, not being able to have much social interaction with other
people, and the likelihood of getting to explore new things in the outside
world. Furthermore, I was able to address this type of difficulty in this manner
by being able to reflect, manage, and consider only the main concerns or
reasons why I must only go outside and enhance the discipline I have within
myself.