Professional Documents
Culture Documents
I. Orientation
1. Vision, Mission, Goals, Objectives and core values of the University
2. Grading System
3. School Policies
4. Course Outline
5. Course Requirements
II. Introduction
1. Description of the course
2. Importance of the course
3. Nature, Identity of self
4. Dimensions of self
UNIVERSITY MISSION
To develop an empowered, productive, and morally upright citizenry through high quality,
innovative, and relevant instruction, research, extension, and entrepreneurship programs
adhering to international standards.
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GOAL: ADVANCED EDUCATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION
To adapt and address itself as a functional learning center for innovative programs as a model institution
and enabling its graduates to be empowered and globally competitive through the provision of
undergraduate & graduate education which meet international standards of quality & excellence
CORE VALUES
Raw Grade
Descriptive Equivalent
Score Equivalent
60%
100 1.00 Outstanding
95 – 99 1.25 Outstanding
90 – 94 1.50 Very Satisfactory
85 – 89 1.75 Very Satisfactory
80 – 84 2.00 Very Satisfactory
75 – 79 2.25 Satisfactory
70 – 74 2.50 Satisfactory
65 – 69 2.75 Satisfactory
60 – 64 3.00 Fair
55 – 59 4.00 Conditional
Below 55 5.00 Failed
INC Incomplete
DRP Officially Dropped without Credit
UD Unofficially Dropped with a grade of 5.00
Philosophical
Perspective
An Anthropological Sociological
Conception of Self: The Perspective: The Self as
Self as Embedded in a Product of Society
Culture Who am I?
SELF
Psychological The Self in Western
What am I?
Perspective and Eastern Thought
A search for answers to the nature of the self and the qualities that define it can be traced back great
philosophers during the ancient times. Over time, various disciplines offered their own explanations. Each view
in the figure above offers understanding and insights into the nature of the self, and each can be helpful to young
people to develop answers to the difficult but essential questions: “Who am I/” and “What am I?”
Nature differs from Nurture, since in Nature, a person develops his/her characteristics biologically
(something that has developed starting from the birth of the child), while in Nurture, a person develops
his/her characteristics through the external factors, such as the environment and the society (family,
friends, relatives, etc.).
Identity, also, differs from Self, as what the readings say, Identities are “qualities, characteristics,
beliefs, opinions, etc., that make a person unique from others.” These is what is distinguishable by
others, or what they perceive to us through our actions. Self, on the other had, is the “person of
himself/herself,” meaning, it is what the others didn’t see in you, because this is personal character; this
is what makes up a person.
There are 4 different dimensionalities of self, namely social factor, environmental factor, hereditary
factor, and person-volition factor.
Social factors are the factors in the development of a person which includes all the person around us,
like our family members, relatives, friends, teachers or professors, and even strangers, that might create
an impression to you or affects your actions and thoughts in life.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE
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Environmental factors are the factors in the development of a person that includes the environmental
structure, events, and such, which might give an impact on how a person could grow in all the aspects of
his/her life.
Hereditary factors are the factors in the development of the person that includes biological changes
and events, such as growth in height, puberty (growing of pubic hair, deeper voices for male, broadening
of hips and start of menstruation for female, etc.) that usually affects the physical characteristics of a
person.
Person-volition factors are the inclination of a person creates a social construct which sets him apart to
others.
Pointers to Improve Self-Awareness and Discovering the Self
1. Know your strengths and weaknesses. Knowing your strengths and coping with your weaknesses, will
help you improve self-awareness.
2. Ask for feedback and listen.
3. Develop intuitive decision making skills.
4. Know your emotional triggers.
5. Set boundaries.
6. Practice self-discipline.
7. Keep an open-mind.
8. Take psychometric tests.
9. Try new experiences
10. Discover your physical limits
11. Motivate yourself
12. Meditate
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Activity No. 2
Direction: Comply with what is being asked from you below and let us see how well you are aware about your
image.
1 Very rare do I feel that
2 Sometimes I do feel that
3 I often have that feelings
4 I am frequently experiencing that
5 I usually have that feeling
2. My self-confidence
3. My achievements
4. My abilities
1. Sum up how you feel about yourself in comparison with how others view you:
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2. Sum up how you feel about others and how it goes with others’ opinion:
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VII. Evaluation
Direction: Express how you feel for every given item below. This will test your level of self-esteem by
assigning the appropriate experience with the rate to 1 to 5. The scale is provided below.
________ I am quickly bored with things I do
________ I do not comply with school requirements
________ I am in conflict with people around me
________ I find it hard to communicate with my thoughts
________ I find it difficult to attend my classes
________ People think I am a failure and a mess
________ I feel weak
________ I am never an achiever
________ I have a hard time focusing
________ I easily forget
________ I easily give up
________ I am ugly
________ I am never on time
________ I hate grooming
21 – 30 points It is okay to feel low at all times but at least you have the ability to improve
your self-esteem.
31 – 40 points You need to do something to uplift your self-esteem
41 and above Your self-esteem is suffering, you may need to ask for support from school
counselor/s to improve on that area
VIII. Assignment
Values
(What is really important to you)
Hopes for the Future
(Where do you hope to be in 5-10
years? )
Strengths
(What skills, talents do you have)
Emotions
(What do you feel most often?)
Interest
(What are you interested in)
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Heights, Quezon City
Magalona, Ethel, et.al. (2018) Understanding The Self: Developing Life Skills. Mindshapers Co., Inc. , Rm 108,
ICP Building, Recoletos cor Cabildo St., Intramuros, Manila
Monilla_go, Ma. Jocelyn. (2018) Understanding the Self. C & E Publishing, Inc. EDSA South Triagle, Quezon
City
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