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Angelica G.

Tatoy BSED ENGLISH – 1


Section: 1100 PRE - FINAL
Subject: GE 01
MODULE 7
Supernatural’s: Believe It or Not!

ACTIVITY
Art Recall
Recall:
When was the first time you realized that there is a higher being than Yourself? How old
are you then? What made you believe that there is a higher being?
 I learned from my parents when I was six or seven years old that there is a
higher being than myself. Heaven and Earth were created by God, to be more
explicit. I had a good understanding of the ground on which I walk and what I
view with my own eyes.
Draw: Make a poster about the instance or situation that made you believe in the
existence of higher being.
ANALYSIS
Discuss the following questions:
a. How is the belief on higher being related to your Self?

 The way we think and respond to life's ups and downs is influenced by our beliefs
in a higher power. Our lives have purpose and substance because we believe we
are connected to a bigger source. And what we think about ourselves has a
direct impact on our self-confidence and self-esteem.
b. Do you consider having a Spiritual Self? Why or Why not?

 Yes, we must contemplate a spiritual life. Spiritual nourishment should come


from spiritual food, which is God's word. Your spiritual body will be weak if your
spiritual body is weak as well. Your physical body has the potential to sin against
God. You might easily be overpowered by your earthly troubles and other enemy
works to weaken you, thus we must strengthen our spiritual to win all problems
and or any spiritual war. Prayer and God's word are our only sword and shield.

APPLICATION
Reflection Paper:
Reflect on Viktor Frankl’s sources of meaning of life.

The meaning of life, according to Frankl, is unique to each individual. For some, it
may be found in personal relationships; for others, it may be employment or a pastime;
and for others, little, daily routines and interactions may provide meaning.

The tone of Frankl's writing is always very human and nonjudgmental throughout
– in other words, he is always simultaneously providing us with insights on how finding
one's own meaning in the direst of situations can save lives, while also recognizing
complex contexts and mental health issues that may contribute to one's suicide – which
is best observed in his treatment of those who took their lives.
END OF MODULE ASSESSMENT
Make a reflection on any of the following topics:

Filipino rituals and ceremonies covering all regions of the Philippines

In comparison to other Asian countries, Filipino culture is distinct, and beliefs are
carried out every day in the lives of Filipinos, revealing how rich and wonderful the
country's culture is.

As a result of our long and varied past, our culture is an important expression of
who we are. People with whom we have interacted have a significant impact on it.
Incorporating influences from Chinese, Indians, Arabs, and other Asian cultures, the
Filipino customs and traditions are a unique blend of Malayo-Polynesian and Hispanic
culture. Mano Po is the first on the list. When children or young people meet or say
farewell to their elders, they usually do so by touching the back of the elder's hand
lightly on their forehead and taking the elder's right hand with their right hand. It's a
means of showing respect for the elders, and I feel it's also a method of blessing them.

When addressing elders or superiors, the Spanish term mano means "hand,"
whereas the word po means "end of sentence."
MODULE 8
The Political Self and Being Filipino

ACTIVITY
Cut out pictures from magazines and newspapers of illustrations that call to mind your
being a Filipino. Paste them below.

ANALYSIS
Answer the following questions below in relation to what you have posted above.

1. How does the pictures remind you of your being a Filipino?


 Being Filipino entails a sense of belonging. We'll always be able to spend time
with our family and friends. Anyone we consider a loved one is, in essence, a
member of our family. It is our promise to them that we will never forsake them.
We will always be there for someone, no matter how difficult, long, or tough the
path is.
2. Are you proud of being a Filipino? Why and why not?
 Filipinos are tough and resilient, and I am glad to be one of them. Filipinians are
able to emerge strong and faithful in the face of adversity. Fighters in the
Philippines are fighters because they never give up on their fights and always put
on a good show.
3. Imagine you were of a different nationality, what would change in you aside from
your nationality and origin?
 I would have changed a lot of things if I had been of a different nationality, in
addition to my citizenship and origins. My childhood, family, and social
environment, as well as my cultural and social perspective, would have varied.
Overall, it can be argued that changing nationality will result in changes in an
individual's life in every way.
4. How extensive are the effects of being Filipino in your selfhood?
 It's a huge deal. Being born and raised in the Philippines, as well as spending my
entire childhood there, has had a significant impact on my self-image. Genetics
and "environment" have an impact on a person's personality/selfhood, according
to science. Every person is unique, as I'm sure you know, however there are
aspects of one's self that are influenced by their surroundings (e.g. nationality,
location, family, affiliations etc.)

END OF MODULE ASSESSMENT


I: Make an acrostic that describes you in relation to your being a Filipino
Friendly and hospitable is what I am
Indeed a characteristic of a true Filipino.
Letting other people feel welcomed and valued
Is my way of being good.
Prayerful is another part of me being a Filipino.
It is a trademark written on me and on my fellow Filipinos
Never shaken and weakened is my faith
Only strengthened and toughened.

II: Discuss how being a Filipino affects your “self”. How can becoming a better
Filipino influence your duty to becoming a better version of your “self”

Being a Filipino, in certain ways, is regarded as a blessing. It gives me the


courage and motivation to keep moving forward, even when life is difficult.
Because I'm proud to be a Filipino, I respect my culture and nationality. The
Filipino community is centered on the family. Children are not expected to leave their
parents' homes until they marry, and many couples stay with or close to their or their
spouse's parents even after that. In addition, rather than sending their elderly parents to
a retirement home, they are expected to care for them. Filipinos remain a joyful lot
despite numerous obstacles such as poverty. Despite our difficulties, we know how to
smile and joke. "Pag may problema ka, tawanan mo na lang," there's even a saying that
goes something like this ("Just laugh about your problem"). A huge support system is
one of the reasons for this.
The Philippines, like most Asian countries, is a people-centered country, which
means you can easily rely on friends and extended family. Keep in mind larger values. If
one gets out of the hot point, the pit of tension, one usually understands how to behave.
The majority of the storms occur when people are weary and unable to concentrate.
MODULE 9
Who am I in the Cyberworld? (Digital Self)

ACTIVITY
Three Facts, One Fiction
Construct four sentences that start with I am_____________________
The first three sentences should be true about yourself. You can talk about your
characteristics, strengths, weaknesses, accomplishments, personalities, and behavior.
The last statement should be a fiction or something that you just made up. Make the
activity more fun and make others believe the last statement to be true.
1. I am an introvert kind of person.
2. l am not that confident to socialize others.
3. I am a type of person who love to draw and reading Wattpad books.
4. I am a girl with black and wavy hair. My skin color is brown as well as my eyes.
ANALYSIS
What have you learned from the activity? Did you learn something of your classmates
that you did not know before? What were the clues that helped you figure out which
statements were facts and fiction about others? Were you classmates able to discern
easily the facts and fiction about you? why?
 I learned from the activity that, not everyone who only describe their self as they
really is, is true unless you see it yourself. It’s so easy to believe their
personality/identity since their own description of their self is something so good
to be true and believable.

END OF MODULE ASSESSMENT


Input your answer on the link provided on our class’ fb group.
1. Make a slogan about becoming a responsible Internet user.

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