A.

Activity 1 (Physical Self)

For you, what is beauty? How do you define beauty?
Instruction: Choose a picture that best describes your own definition of
what beauty is. Then, paste that picture on a short-sized bond paper.
Explain why you have chosen that to describe your own definition of
beauty. Write your explanation underneath the picture (30 points).

What is beauty? How do you define beauty?

Well, the real meaning of beauty for me is the beauty inside you(us).
The beauty isn't just on the outside but on the inside also. I really can't
define it in the way others define it, because I have flaws. But I know
that everyone's beauty is on the inside and how you interact with
people surround you. Beauty is being kind to others and also being kind
to yourself. Beauty is being able to give and receive love. Beauty is
helping one each other. Beauty is accepting yourself for who you are
and standing tall in that truth. Beauty is being your best self,
unapologetically.
 B. Activity 2 (Sexual Self)
Instruction: Make a table like the one below in a short-sized bond
paper. Then fill it in with the description of your own sexuality (THIS
WILL BE CONFIDENTIAL). You can look up to the matrix found on page 8
for an example in doing the activity.

FEB

Sex Gender Sexual Orientation Sexual behavior

Identity
Born with Calls Married to a man; Share sexual activities with
a vagina himself a likes men a man in the future.
woman

FEMALE WOMAN HETEROSEXUAL

C. Activity 3 (Political and Digital Self)

Instruction: Based on what you have learned, describe your Political
Self and Digital Self. What is/are the role/s of the family, school, church,
peer groups and media in the development of your “self”? In your
observation, how does creating your online identity impact the
development of your “self”? Write down your thoughts in no less than
150 words. Write your answer in a short-sized bond paper (handwritten
or encoded).
Political self is by reflecting yourself relating to your national
identity. It started within yourself, on how you view yourself about your
role in the society you are belong, maybe as a leader or as a citizen. This
is about your contribution as an individual in the civilization you are
belong to.
 The digital self is the personality you use when you are online.
Some people have many online identities that separate from their real-
world personas, while others have a single online self that is more or
less the same as their real-world life. When we talk about the digital
self, we are referring to the self that exists within digital spaces.
The role of the family, school, church, peers, and media in the
development of our self are Ultimately, the family will be responsible
for shaping a child and influencing their values, skills, socialization, and
security during these childhood development stages. School performs a
crucial act in every child's life because it teaches us about the world
around us and perfectly prepares us for future success. It is a school
where a child spends a sizeable amount of time. It accompanies an
individual from their childhood until their grown-up age. And the role of
church is, when we attend church regularly, we become better
worshippers. It helps us learn to focus more on God and less on
ourselves. When we attend services, we receive spiritual nourishment
from the Lord. This nourishment strengthens us spiritually and helps us
grow in our faith. and Peers help socialize an individual by reinforcing
or punishing behaviors or interpersonal interactions. Peers are essential
throughout one’s social development, but research suggests this is
particularly true during adolescence. And in presenting the media and
its influence on human personality. How does creating your online
identity impact the development of your “self”?
The tremendous development of the Internet enables people to
present themselves freely. Some people may reconstruct their identity
on the Internet to build an online identity that is partly or even
completely different from their real identity in the offline world.