LESSON 1 - ACTIVITY

GAMAY, GENEROSE Y. BSED 1A1 OCTOBER 09, 2021

Complete the sentences below.

1. For me, beauty means`

For me, beauty means embracing all of someone’s flaws and imperfection.
Beauty means acceptance. Accepting all the curves, all or the acnes, stretch marks
and color. Accepting is all that matters, if you accept you’ll see the beauty within it.

2. A beautiful person is
A beautiful person is someone who has a perfect shape of faced, a kissable
lip, has a clear skin and a sexy body. But beauty doesn’t define by what you only, but
rather from their personality. I believe, a beautiful person is someone who knows how
to appreciate everyone’s uniqueness.

3. I am beautiful because
I am beautiful because God made me so. I am fearfully and wonderfully
made, He told me I am beautiful, so I am. I a beautiful, because I accept all of my
imperfections and flaws. I am beautiful because I am unique. I am what I am, and that
what makes me beautiful.

4. List down names of people you know who are beautiful.

People are made by God, and God made all things beautiful. But I want to
share the names of these people who are beautiful inside and out. They are: Mercy,
Genevieve, Geniel, Antonica, Ate Naia, Andrea Collin, Janjan, Genesis, Yannah, Ate
Cherry, Wren, ate Karla, ate Joy, Ayreen, Mark Joshua, Camille and Ate Yang.
 Fill out the table below by listing the common secondary sexual male and
female characteristics.

Male Secondary Sexual Characteristics Female Secondary Sexual

Characteristics

Underarm, stomach, chest, and pubic hair Breast enlargement as well as nipple
growth are all examples of body hair erection.
growth.
Enlargement of the larynx (Adam's apple) Hair growth on the body, particularly on the
and voice deepening underarms and pubic area.
Increased stature; on average, adult males On average, upper arms are 2 cm longer for
are taller than adult females. a particular height.
Skull and bone structure are more Hips are widening, and the waist-to-hip
substantial. ratio is lower than in adult males.
Shoulders and chest expand; shoulders are Labia minora, the vulva's inner lips, may
wider than hips. become more prominent and change color
as a result of enhanced stimulation caused
by increasing estrogen levels.

ANALYSIS

1. When do we usually observe the changes listed on the previous slide for males
and females?

Between the ages of 8 and 14, people begin to experience puberty. Females
frequently begin puberty before males. Puberty does not occur all at once; it occurs
in stages over several years. Some indicators of puberty may appear at a young age,
while others may appear years later.

2. Were you able to experience the same changes? When?

Yes, I am able to experience the same stages, when I am at 13 I had my first

menstruation. As it started, I also experience breast changes, heights, the growths of
my public hair and more.
3. If you were not able to experience the listed changes, what might have caused
such difference?

I believe, it is where late puberty takes place. Because not all human body
are the same. And I think that will be the reason.

4. How does the society shape the sexual behavior of an individual?

Society influences an individual's sexual behavior through influencing what

he or she sees, hears, and how society treats him or her. Young children imitate
what they see in society's elders. His or her sexual conduct may be influenced by
the actions of others in his or her culture.

5. Can we really change our natural or innate sexual organ and sexual response?

I think that our inherent or innate sexual organ, at least in appearance, may
be altered. Those who wish to physically change their gender can do so now, if they
can afford it, using an existing medical process. The sexual reaction is a little
different; in fact, we might argue it's baked into the person from birth. He or she is
either attracted to the opposing gender, the same sex, or both. Of course, whether
there is a change in the brain that leads a person to change their sexual orientation
will depend on whether there is a change in the brain. Remember that we are all
driven by various quantities of secretions in our brains; any shift in these levels
affects our behavior and mood, and it's safe to assume that it also affects our sexual
response.