GENED2 PROJECT NO.

1 – FINAL

EVALUATE:
Activity1: Understanding the Lesson
Instruction: State your understanding in this lesson by filling out the table below with the things you like,
did not understand and you want to clarify to your instructor.

3 things I LIKE in this lesson
GENDER AND SEXUALITY
SHAPE EVERY ASPECT OF
OUR LIVES.
3 things that I DON’T 3 things I WANT TO ASK
understand in this lesson my instructor about this
lesson
NONE NONE

WHAT CONSENT MEANS NONE NONE

IN SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS

KNOWING THE NONE NONE

CONSEQUENCES BY
ENGAGING PREMARITAL
SEX

Activity 2: Measuring my Understanding about my Sexual Orientation!

Instruction: Pick a classmate to be your pair. Ask each other the following questions and record each of
your answers in the table below.
1. What is your sexual orientation?
2. What factors influence your personal sexual attraction?
3. What do you find more attractive, the inner qualities and characteristics of the individual? Or the
physical appearance? Support your answer.

Your Answers Classmate/Partner

1. HETEROSEXUAL 1. HETEROSEXUAL

2. FASHION STYLE, AND HYGIENE, 2. HYGIENE, LOYAL, INDEPENDENT,

GENUINE, HONEST, FAITHFUL. FAITHFUL, AND TRUSTWORTHY.
 3. BOTH ARE IMPORTANT. I BELIEVE A 3. INNER QUALITY IS MORE IMPORTANT
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL ATTRACTION IS BECAUSE PHYSICAL APPEARANCE CAN
NEEDED FIRST TO SPARK INTEREST FOR A EASILY BE FAKED AND CHANGED
RELATIONSHIP. AFTER THAT, WHAT MAKES
THROUGH MAKEUP, DRESSING, SURGERY
THE RELATIONSHIP LAST IS THE INNER
ETC.
QUALITIES AND SIMILARITIES AS WELL AS
UNIQUE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TWO
INDIVIDUALS THAT MAKE THE RELATIONSHIP
SPECIAL. FOR MEN AND WOMEN BOTH THE
PHYSICAL SPARKS THE RELATIONSHIP AND
THE INNER QUALITIES KEEP THE
RELATIONSHIP MOVING FORWARD WHEN THE
GOING GETS TOUGH.

Processing questions:
1. After comparing your answers with your partner, which factor is more influential when it comes
to attraction to another person?
 Inner quality is much more influential because beauty will not remain for the whole life.

2. What specific insights have you gained from the interview?

 I have learned that beauty can go away at any moment. But the inner quality and how
they treat people will remain through the whole life. Therefore, inner quality is much more
important that physical appearance.

Activity 3: How Easy or How Difficult it is to Talk About?

Instruction: There are two categories in the table below labeled Easy and Difficult, place the phrases in
each category if you consider the statement easy or difficult for you to say
EASY DIFFICULT
I think I might be gay (bayot ko/tomboy ko) I love you
I’ll only have sex if we use condoms I want to end this relationship (magbulag na ta)
Tell me about your previous girlfriends/boyfriends What I think about your family
Talking about relationships with your I have STD/STI
parents/guardians
I want to have children I am not a virgin anymore
My period is late
What I want to do in the future
Our differences (for example disability, race,
 religion)
Have you ever had a sexually transmitted infection?
Will you be faithful to me?
I am a virgin/I haven’t had sex before
Telling your bf/gf the do’s an dont’s in your
relationship with regards to sexual activity in the
beginning of your relationship (ex. kissing, momol,
hugging, holding hands, having sex)
I am sexually active

1. I think I might be gay (bayot ko/tomboy ko)

2. I’ll only have sex if we use condoms
3. Tell me about your previous girlfriends/boyfriends
4. I love you
5. I want to end this relationship (magbulag na ta)
6. Talking about relationships with your parents/guardians
7. I want to have children
8. My period is late
9. What I want to do in the future
10. What I think about your family
11. Our differences (for example disability, race, religion)
12. I have STD/STI
13. Have you ever had a sexually transmitted infection?
14. Will you be faithful to me?
15. I am a virgin/I haven’t had sex before
16. I am not a virgin anymore
17. Telling your bf/gf the do’s an dont’s in your relationship with regards to sexual activity in the
beginning of your relationship (ex. kissing, momol, hugging, holding hands, having sex)
18. I am sexually active

Processing questions:
1. Why do you think that the statements you placed on each category seem easy or difficult for
you?
Answer: Some are easy to say because I know that it is normal to ask and confess but also, for
me, those difficult statements are hard to say it’s because I do have many what if’s. What if by
having this feelings or infections will not accept by the person I am attracted/in love with.

2. Do you think these things are necessary for you to say especially if you are in a relationship?
Why or why not?
Answer: Yes, it is necessary. Honesty is the foundation for trust in a relationship, and trust is
necessary for a relationship to function and thrive. When you're always honest with someone, it
tells them that they can trust you and the things you say. It helps them know they can believe your
promises and commitments.

3. What do you think are the effects of premarital sex in your life if you try to do it now as a
student?
Answer: Youth who begin early pre-marital sexual activity are more likely to be engaged in
unsafe sex. This can result to unwanted pregnancy, teenage pregnancy, abortion, STIs, HIV/AIDS,
regrets, guilt, loss of self-respect, depression, loss of family support, substance abuse and even
suicidal death are the health impact of premarital sexual behaviour among adolescents.

4. What is your personal stand regarding premarital sex? Support your answer.
Answer. Sex is a most beautiful gift of the nature to humans. However, regarding premarital sex,
every teen and engaged couples perhaps have common question of “Is it ok to have premarital
sex?” The belief of premarital sex was different from each other some think that it is ok and is a
natural process to have and some others think that it is however, a crime (Cavendish, 2010).
Premarital sexual behaviour is not accepted by culturally and socially. The more vulnerable group
is unmarried youths and adolescents. Premarital sexual behaviour may lead several health
problems i.e. sexually transmitted infections (STIs), human immune virus and acquired immune
deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS), unwanted pregnancies (especially teenage pregnancy), unsafe
abortions, emotional disturbances, baby dumping and maternal deaths.