Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
DIVISION OF ANTIPOLO CITY
DISTRICT I-C
DELA PAZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Ninoy Aquino Avenue, Brgy. Dela Paz, Antipolo City

HOMEROOM GUIDANCE PROGRAM SESSION MODULE 3:

Embracing Uniqueness
Date: OCTOBER 2, 2023

Name of Adviser: MARK A. SOLIVA No. of Students: M: 24

Grade/Sec.: 7- FIDELITY F: 25
Shift: AM Shift T: 49
Time Started: 5:50 – 6:50
AGENDA: (bullet form / numeric form)
1. distinguish your own uniqueness and the
characteristics of your immediate others (family
members);
2. identify actions that show respect for individual
differences as observed in family interaction; and
3. value the importance of good relationship and
individual differences.
I. PRAYER: MANANQUIL, THONZLER O.
II. ATTENDANCE: 49/56
III. MEETING PROPER: (Narrate in numeric form)

● This module is intended to support you with ● As I looked through their work, a few
your academic needs; issues pertaining to your students brought up variances in their
uniqueness, relationships with others, and demeanor, outlook, mannerisms, and
community interaction; and the identification responses to objects or circumstances.
of your interests, skills, and abilities that will They seem to be happy with who they are
enable you to investigate potential career and how, even when they damage or injure
paths. other people, they present themselves.
Their appreciation of one another's
● Every person has both similarities and
uniqueness makes them stronger as a
distinctions. While some of these are clear, family. They have gained respect and
some are not. To improve your relationships worth for every member, regardless of
with others around you, it is critical to identity, from their diversity.
acknowledge and value your similarities and
differences from them.
● You should be proud of the variance that
comes from being different from other people.
● My students claim that there are behavioral,
taste, and handling variances among their
family. However, this does not imply that they
do not cherish or respect each member of the
family; rather, it offers opportunities to grow
and gain new perspectives. Their individuality
also taught them to value their flaws and
differences, which helped them build strong
bonds and foster greater communication within
the family as well as with strangers.
IV. DOCUMENTATION:

IV. CLOSURE: (You can indicate what went -well? wrong? or quotation; words to ponder)

Your uniqueness is your strength. Remember that. Don't mold yourself to others or to what others think.
You're an individual. You're special. – Austine Carlile

Prepared by: Noted by:

MARK A. SOLIVA MARICEL A. CRUZ

Adviser Principal II