Name: JESSA MAE E.
CALAMBA Course: BSED EARNER
Teacher: MR. ROBERTO TAGOSE JR. Schedule: 7:00 AM – 8:15 AM (SAT-SUN)
LEARNING EXERCISE NO. 1
BIG IDEA FROM THIS MODULE
1. Childhood, a period where one enjoys
closeness with parents and free of
responsibilities.
2. Physically or mentally handicapped child
shall be given the treatment, education and
care required of his or her condition
3. Girls to perform the chores required of
housewives.
4. Adolescence, a stage where a person
experiences dramatic changes in the body
along with developments in his psychology
and career.
5. Children have the right to be protected from
any harm and be provided the basic physical
and social needs.
CONCRETE APPLICATION IN YOUR LIFE
As an only child I am very close to my parents
and we enjoy family days every Sunday. My
mother did all of the house chores for me. When I
started going to school, mom always prepares
everything for me, my school uniform, my
breakfast and my snacks that I bring to school and
all I need to do is take a bath and eat because
everything is already prepared.
I was always put in front of the class by teachers
back on my elementary days since I only have one
eye that works perfectly so that I can see the
board clearly without any difficulties. My parents
have brought to multiple check ups so that we can
find solution about my defective eye that can only
see light. My mother and even my friends always
defend me from people who makes fun of my
disability and tease me about it. This defective
eye might be not as severe as other disabilities but
this condition might have prevented me to have a
normal and happy childhood if my parents,
friends and teachers didn’t give me the treatment,
education and care required for my condition.
My parents thought me during my teenage days
the basic house chores a girl should know such as
cooking rice, doing the laundry, setting the table,
washing the plates and many more. They said that
I need to learn house chores because I’m a girl
and that’s what girls do.
When I entered my first year in high school that’s
when I started hitting puberty, the body changes
were painful but my mother was there to guide me
all through it. It was also the time when I realize
what I wanted to be in the future with reasonable
reasons. I also started to regulate my emotions, I
learned to hide some of my emotions to my
parents, not telling them whenever I’m sad,
pressured or disappointed. In this stage I learned
to say everything is fine even though it is not to
avoid worrying my parents or anybody.
My parents have provided me everything I needed
as a child and also gave me even the unnecessary
things that I wanted and I am very thankful to
them. They also protected me from the bullies in
the neighborhood and from school that makes fun
of my defective eye.