EXTEND: PHILO-SELF-IES?

(30 minutes)

(Outcome 3: evaluate the philosophies according to their relevance to yourself)

Rank the eastern and western philosophies based on its relevance to your personal values, philosophy, and conceptualization of self,
with (1) being the most significant, (2) significant and so on and so forth. Create a graphic organizer that reflects this ranking.
(Choose an appropriate graphic organizer. For more information about graphic organizers, refer to this site:
https://www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer)

PHILOSOPHIES
 WESTERN EASTERN
PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY

the the Me/individualistic culture is they considered meat Western philosophy are:
cultures people in a me culture believe each individual is
responsible for their own well-being their circle of
Eastern philosophy are:
The We/collectivist culture is they considered we people
responsibility to others in society like their neighbors or  Self interest in a weak culture prioritize strong social might include
classmates as limited after all there are also individuals who  Logical classmates, neighbors and extended families they strive  Total unity
should be taking care of themselves. for group harmony and believe the individual should
 Analytical  Dedication to learn
make the best decisions for the overall well-being of their
There is a separation between philosophy and
 Tractable  Holistic
group if you take care of the group they’ll take care of
religion/spirituality.  Linear  Dialectical
you. Also they Religion and Philosophy are
 Monotheistic intertwined.  Non-tractable
 Individualistic  nonlinear
 Materialistic and
Rationalistic

Criteria:

5 points max: appropriateness of graphic organizer used

5 points max: ranking clearly reflected in the graphic organizer

Activity Processing:
 1. How did you find the activity?
Answer: in the activity that was given, I find it really helpful to me mainly because the activity helped me apply my learning about
the lesson.
2. The organizer shows philosophies you agree with. Which among the philosophies do you disagree with? Why?
Answer: The philosophies I disagree is the Materialistic and Rationalistic because it Focused on material “things” and favors a
rational-empirical approach over magical and superstitious explanations of immaterial “things”.

EVALUATE: TEST YOUR MEMORY!

(30 Minutes)

Let’s Test your Memory

Identify the words that describe the concepts below. Encircle the words vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
 A C C D K L I N N M T O D B A
C D O P K N N I L A N T R P N
P O L V N B D H A R M A L I A
S X L C S A I L M U H M N N L
Y V E D A S V O N M I Y A Y Y
F H C I S U I I A Q U T R B T
B R T P X C D N Y W T Q G L I
O T I R U B U S A A X P H R C
E M V I K B A V Z F D L Y F D
F O I V H U L M W E S J O S T
L L S A T O I I Q D W G I F J
I R M T R I S N C U L T U R E
E N V E M T M B H F E V S O N
L I C U A N A N I G F Z D A N
O L K L R E X V H N O J R X Z

Clues:

1. It is the tendency to see reality as an aggregate of parts. ( Analytic )

2. It is the principle of cosmic order. ( Dharma )
3. It is a doctrine taught by Buddha. (anatta)
4. It means goodwill, politeness, and generosity. (Jen )
5. It means wisdom. (Chih)
6. It means having the right to practice propriety in all that you do. (Li)
7. It is the Arabic word for “self” (Nafs)
8. It is the divine universal consciousness. ( Brahman )
9. It embodies specific values, thoughts, or ideas that play an important role in determining the person’s sense of “self.” (
Culture )
1O. It emphasizes the moral worth of the individual. (Individualism)
11. This is a Filipino psychologist and educator who determined the strengths of the Filipino character. ( Licuanan )
12. It refers to the mental processes that perceive one’s own traits. ( Private )
13. It refers to the generalized view of self. ( Public )
14. It refers to the extent that we value our duty to groups to which we belong.
( Collectivism )
15. These are the earliest religious writings in the East. (Vedas)