NAME: Doria, Dexter C.

SECTION: 3F

EXPLORING VALUES
Your values are the things that you believe are most important. They help to determine
your priorities in life, and influence decision-making. For example, a person who values
wealth might prioritize their career, while a person who values family might try to spend
more time at home. When a person's actions do not match their values (e.g. valuing
family, but working a lot), they may become discontent. 
Values are often passed down by family, and the society you live in. To begin exploring
your own values, think about the values of the people who surround you.

My Mother’s Values My Father’s Values

1. One of the things that I adopted to my
Mother is Honesty because, if you lie
everyone is not being able to trust you. If
they can't trust you there will be no
relationship now and probably never in the
future.
2. Second, is to put Respect to the other
people because, when you treat others in
the same regard that you would want to be
treated.
3. Lastly, is to Appreciate and be Grateful
for what we had, even if it wasn’t always
what I wanted.
1. One of the things that I adopted to my
Father is Loyalty because, I considered
himself the luckiest man in the world to
be married to my Mother.
2. Second, is the most important things I
adopt from my Father is the importance
of standing up for what you believe in,
even if no one is standing beside you.
3. Lastly, is to be Generous isn’t just
about giving people money. A helping
hand can come in the form of your
time, energy, or even just a
compassionate shoulder for a friend to
lean on.
 The Values of the Person I respect
1. Teachers, the Values that I adopted to my
Teachers is Hard work because, Teachers value
hard work, they help students to learn that they
must work for what they earn, both in and outside
of the classroom.
2. Friends, be there when your friend needs you.
Listen to her/him, hear her/him heart, be ready to
offer her some support.
4. Siblings, to be Thankful because a Siblings is
one of the best treasures that we can have in
life. Siblings are our “enemies” that we fight
the most with, but also, without a doubt, the
ones we love the most.
The Values I would like to live by
1. Courage requires a step outside of your
comfort zone. If you have no fear, you don’t
need courage, but when something you know
you have to do makes you feel sick inside,
courage is what makes you do that thing
anyway.
2. Patience, no one wants to be treated like an
inconvenience and sometimes your priorities
have to change to make room for something
(or someone) more important or more likely
to help you grow.
3. Forgiveness is about letting go of anger and
resentment toward those who have hurt or
offended you.
Society’s Values
1. First is Justice, brings unity to a country as they
are driven by the goal of maintaining law and
order. When there is justice in a country, people
fear to commit crime. 
2. Second, Respect is one of the most important
elements in society. If people simply had a little
more respect for themselves and each other, the
world would be a better place to live in.
3. Lastly, Freedom is the foundation upon which
democracy is built. Without freedom, democracy
would be impossible, as it would be impossible to
have a system of government that was truly
representative of the people and accountable to
them.
The Values I actually live by
1. Appreciation, just as you appreciate it when
others thank you for a job well done, for a
thoughtful gift, or for rendering the help they
needed, others appreciate that recognition too.
2. Kindness, this is about treating others the way
you want to be treated.
3. Love, sees the good in everyone, and it wants
good things for them. You may not always
know what’s best for someone else, but if you
love them, you want their ultimate happiness,
and you want to see them grow.