Unit 1 – My Self

Lesson 1

SELF-ASSESSMENT :
PERSONALITY CHECK
KEY QUESTIONS:

How well do I know

myself?
Why do I have to assess
myself?
PERSONALITY
-the set of emotional qualities, ways
of behaving, etc., that makes a
person different from other people
PREFERENCE
- a feeling or liking or wanting one
person or thing more than another
person or thing
MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR
(MBTI)
is a self-inventory test
designed to identify a
person’s personality type,
strengths, and preferences.
Personality assessment and
evaluation is helpful for
handling others and for
understanding oneself. It can
give away to classify different
characteristics that a person
might not be aware of.
Read both sets of descriptions
and write down the personality
list that describes you better.
 CHARACTERISTICS OF
PERSONALITY “PREFERENCE”
Extroverts’ energy
- directed outward toward people
and things outside of themselves
Introvert’s energy
- directed inward toward their own
thoughts, perceptions, and
reactions.
Sensors
- know the facts, details, and
realities of the things around
them
Intuitors
- know the relationships between
facts and their meaning or
possibilities and information
Thinkers
- focus their decisions based on
objectives that make sense and
are logical.
Feelers
- focus their decisions based on
one’s values and how they feel
about the given options.
Judgers
- show a structured personality
and want to have things
settled.
Perceivers
- show a personality that keeps
options open.
Study other characteristics of
personality “preference”
being described in each
number. Underline the type
of personality you possess
from A to D (page 5).
July 8-12

Day 1-2
 Which Marvel
character do you
think matches
your personality?
Why?
I Discover…
*Every person is unique. Each
one wants different things in
life, and differs in his or her
motives, purposes, goals,
values, needs, and desires.
*Behaviors are different.
* Uniqueness can be a source of
conflict when dealing w/others.
*Personality is deeply-rooted in
each person.
*Learn to accept those people
close to us.
*Accepting them is an essential
step in building a healthy
harmonious relationship.
You will be divided into six groups.
Each group will be assigned of the
different personality types
(Realistic, Investigative, Artistic,
Social, Enterprising and
Conventional). Present and
explain it in front of the class and
be able to give examples.
Brainstorming for 10mins.
 Different
Personality
Types
1. Realistic - practical
- Strong-willed and interested in
machines and inventions
- Tend to avoid situations requiring
sensitivity to their own feelings or
others
Examples: agriculturist, architect,
athlete
2. Investigative - Concerned with
science, math, and theory
- Avoid social, political, and business
activities
- Prefer to “think through” problems
than to “act out”
- Intelligent, scholarly, persistent, high
educational goals
Examples: surgeon, economist
3. Artistic
- artistic, musical and literary
interests
- Original, imaginative, emotional,
sensitive, creative, shy, quiet, and
introverted
Examples: artist, writer, musician
4. Social - Strong social interests and
prefer teaching or therapeutic roles
- responsible and adept at forming
interpersonal relationships
- Relate well to other people
- Warm, persuasive, dependent,
sensitive, and enthusiastic
Examples: babysitter, nurse, social
worker
5. Enterprising – dominant,
enthusiastic, energetic, sociable,
cheerful, impulsive, and adventurous
- Similar to social types but more
persuasive than helpful
- Enjoy power, prefer social interaction
and dislike well-defined work
situations – strong leader
Examples: insurance agent, realtor
6. Conventional – practical, persistent,
orderly, inflexible, hardworking, and
conservative
- Prefer structured, verbal, and numerical
activities, prefer subordinate rather than
leadership roles
- Achieve their goals by conforming with or
living by the rules
- Quiet, careful, responsible, well-organized

Examples: accountant, banker

I Respond…
*Television shows and movies often
exhibit exaggerated characters that
illustrate different personality types.
Example: “Reality shows”
*Sen.Miriam Defensor Santiago –
gained fame and popularity in
constitutional law and a fighter of
corruption – was often blunt, frank,
honest – excellent leader – displays
humor with her pick-up lines
Personality types often observed
in television shows and movies.
1. Villains – often aggressive,
dishonest, or portray roles
displaying negative behavior
2. Victims – are the ones who
are weak and vulnerable
Personality types often observed
in television shows and movies.
3. Drama queens – emotional,
outspoken, or self-centered
4. Heroes – honest, mature,
responsible, or self-
disciplined
Personality types often observed
in television shows and movies.
5. Peacemakers– open,
flexible, or tactful
 Watch:
Personality Type Test
(Be ready with a pen and paper.)
July 8-12

Day 3
If you will be given a chance
to choose one character
with whom you would like to
be identified (hero, villain,
victim, drama king or
queen, or peacemaker)?
Why?
Seatwork #1.1:
Do page 9.
Being positive or having
negative attitude can influence
everyone, especially people
close to you.
Examples of Positive Personality
Traits
1. To be honest, no matter what
the consequences is one
personality trait everybody
should aspire for.
2. To be responsible for all your
actions
3. To be adaptable and
compatible will help a lot in
getting along with others.
4. To have the drive to keep
going, have compassion, and
understanding of the feelings
of others
The only way to change your
personality is to take active
steps to become the person
you want to be.

Seatwork #1.2
Do page 10.
July 8-12

Day 4-5
 What are some
benefits of
personality check to
students?
1. It increases their
productivity in their
performance in school.
2. It creates better
relationship with their
classmates and other
people.
3. It helps students realize
their full potential.
4. It serves as an eye-opener
to students to appreciate
and accept other
personality types.
Group Activity PT #1
You will be divided into three groups.
Pls. refer on page 11.
 Rubrics:
Content – 5points
Clarity – 5 points
Confidence – 5 points
Cooperation – 5 points (ask the leader to
rate his/her group member according to
his/her collaboration and performance)
S.W. #1.3
In your notebook, write your self-
reflection, understanding,
and learning based on the
type of personality you
possess.
(5 points)
QUIZ #1.1 (1/4 sheet of paper)
Identify the following statement
being described or defined.
1. When they are “on task”
mode, they can be serious
because getting their task
accomplished on time is very
important to them.
2. It is a self-inventory test
designed to identify a
person’s personality type,
strengths, and preferences.
3. They are often aggressive,
dishonest, or portray roles
displaying negative
behavior.
4. People with this personality
type are concerned with
science, mathematics, and
theory but often avoid social
activities.
5. People in this category are
usually practical, persistent,
inflexible, hardworking, and
conservative.
6. They are more reserved,
private, and cautious and may
enjoy social gatherings but
prefer one-on-one
conversation.
Give an example of career
according to its
personality type given:
7. Realistic

8. Artistic
9. Example of positive personality
trait

10. Benefit of personality check to

students
1. Judgers
2. The Myers-Briggs Type
Indicator
3. Villains
4. Investigative
5. Conventional
6. Introverts
7. Realistic
Examples:
agriculturist, architect,
athlete
8. Artistic
Examples:
artist, writer, musician