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LEARNING STRAND 5
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND THE SOCIETY
MODULE 1: REACHING YOUR FULL POTENTIAL
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DEVELOPMENT TEAM
Welcome to this module entitled Reaching Your Full Potential under Learning Strand 5 Understanding the
Self and Society of the ALS K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum (BEC).
This module was designed to provide you with fun and meaningful opportunities for guided and independent
learning at your own pace and time. You will be enabled to process the contents of the learning resource while
being an active learner.
This will give you an idea of the skills or competencies you are expected to
Let’s Get To Know
learn in the module.
This part includes an activity that aims to check what you already know
Pre-assessment about the lesson to take. If you get all the answers correct (100%), you may
decide to skip this module.
This section provides a brief discussion of the lesson. This aims to help you
Setting the Path
discover and understand new concepts and skills.
Understanding
This includes questions that process what you learned from the lesson.
What You Did
Sharpening This section provides an activity that will help you transfer your new
Your Skills knowledge or skill in real-life situations or concerns.
Treading the This is a task which aims to evaluate your level of mastery in achieving the
Road to Mastery learning competency.
Don’t Forget This part serves as a summary of the lessons in the module.
In this portion, another activity will be given to you to enrich your knowledge
Explore More
or skill of the lesson learned. This also tends retention of learned concepts.
This part will assess your level of mastery in achieving the learning
Reach the Top
competencies in each lesson in the module.
This portion gives information about the meanings of the specialized words
Glossary
used in the module.
At the end of this module you will also find:
If you encounter any difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your ALS
Teacher/Instructional Manager/Learning Facilitator. Always bear in mind that you are not alone.
We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning and gain deep understanding of
the relevant competencies. You can do it!
Let's Get to Know 1
Pre-Assessment 2
LESSON 1: Enhancing Yourself Toward
Employment 3
Setting the Path 3
Trying This Out 4
Understanding What You Did 5
Sharpening Your Skills 12
Treading the Road to Mastery 13
LESSON 2: Managing Your Emotions 14
Setting the Path 14
contents
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the answers to these questions will hopefully help you learn how to manage
yourself and how to have a productive career during your 50-year working
life.
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A. KNOWING ONESELF
• HOW DO I PERFORM?
You can achieve results by working
in the ways you perform best. Your
performance depends on things you
are good at and on things you are not
good at. To evaluate your performance,
you may ask yourself the following questions:
·· Am I a reader or a listener?
·· How do I learn? Through listening, reading, writing or speaking?
·· How do I work best? Do I work well with people or am I a loner?
·· Do I produce results as a decision maker or as an advisor?
·· Do I perform better when I am under pressure or when I am in a
comfortable environment?
• WHERE DO I BELONG?
By knowing your strengths,
performance, and values, you will
understand where you belong and
where you do not belong. You must
know whether you should work in a
big or in a small organization. You
must know whether you should work
with other people or work alone.
CANNED GOODS
SHIRTS
·· Start a new career or shift to another course. For example, you are a
security guard who decides to pursue a degree in education to become
a teacher.
·· Develop a parallel career. You stay in your current job as a
security guard, but you dedicate ten hours of your week to teach the
children on the street.
·· Become a social entrepreneur. You start a business that may help in
solving your community’s educational problem.
Date:
Dear ,
Sincerely yours,
Situation No. 1: You work for a restaurant that has a good name for
serving the best roasted chicken in town. The success of your restaurant is
a result of the quality of roasted chicken you sell. Unfortunately, due to bad
weather, your restaurant did not receive the supply of chicken that you had
ordered. What do you think is the best way you can do to solve the problem?
Situation No. 3: You and your friend work at the snack stand in a mall
cinema. One day, right after you start working, the popcorn machine
malfunctions, and the drink machine runs out of soda. The line at the
snack stand is getting longer because many customers want drinks and
popcorn before going to the cinema. What do you think is the best way
you can do to solve the problem?
Processing Questions:
1. Express yourself – You may write your feelings in your diary or you
may share it with your close family members, friends, or relatives.
These actions can make you feel better and satisfied. Research shows
that healthy people are happier because they do not keep negative
emotions inside them. People who hide their negative feelings usually
suffer physically and mentally.
You just need to sit down, relax, close your eyes, and take slow and
deep breaths. When you are breathing deeply, you will begin to feel
calmer and more relaxed.
3. Take a helping hand – Do not be shy to ask for help or advice from
the people whom you trust whenever you feel negative emotions. Do
not think of people who ask for help as weak individuals. Remember,
you are a human being. There would be difficult times when you need
to receive support from the people around you.
4. Always look at the bright side – Always try to find good in every
situation. Sometimes it can be difficult, but when you learn to see good
in every situation, you will understand the real meaning of life and
happiness. If you want to become successful, look at the people who are
higher than you and they will inspire you. If you feel sad about your life,
look at the people who are lower than you and they will motivate you.
1. Anger
2. Sadness
3. Overexcitement
Exceeds Needs
Satisfactory
Expectations Improvement
(10 points)
(15 points) (5 points)
Sufficiently developed
Meaningful response Limited response with
response with enough
with specific ideas minimal explanation
explanation
Virtually no spelling, A number of spelling,
Few spelling and punctuation
punctuation or punctuation or
errors, minor grammatical
grammatical errors grammatical errors
errors
1. Share your personal experience about the negative emotion that you
chose and how this influenced your decision-making.
2. What did you learn from your experience?
3. Why do you think it is important for you to learn how to control your
negative emotion?
YES NO
TOTAL SCORE
Scores of 12+ = Stressed out. Take steps to lessen the stress in your life.
Stressors are events that cause stress in our lives. They can be categorized
into three different groups:
DAILY STRESSORS
These are events that are
somewhat small but can add up.
For example, getting ready on time
to go to work in the morning or
getting stuck in traffic. The events
can be handled by most of us
without much fear.
NEGATIVE EVENTS
These are major unfortunate events
in life. For example, death of a family
member, losing a job, or experiencing
a serious disease.
POSITIVE EVENTS
Although we do not always think of
these as stressors, these can still cause
a high level of stress. For example,
getting married, starting a new job,
or graduating from college.
It is possible for you to learn how to manage your stress. Here are some strategies
that you may do to deal with it:
11 12 1
10 2
9 3
·· Avoid
8 4
7 6 5
STRESS MANAGEMENT
cause stress
1. What was the most stressful event that you encountered in the past
w our heart feels week? How our head thinks
2. Why were you stressed about it?
3. What did you do about it?
4. What is a better way of handling that stressful event in the future?
?
How can stress management affect your mental health?
Exceeds Needs
Satisfactory
Expectations Improvement
(10 points)
(15 points) (5 points)
Sufficiently developed
Meaningful response Limited response with
response with enough
with specific ideas minimal explanation
explanation
Virtually no spelling, A number of spelling,
Few spelling and punctuation
punctuation or punctuation or
errors, minor grammatical
grammatical errors grammatical errors
errors
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• You have the right to feel any negative emotions, but,
you do not have to allow these negative emotions to
stay inside you.
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For additional activities related to the topics of this module, these resources
may be helpful:
·· Successful Self-Management
(http://my2.ewb.ca/site_media/static/library/files/414/successful-self-
management.pdf)
3. Which among the choices is about paying respect for co-worker’s time?
6. What kind of exercise can help you relax as you enhance understanding
yourself?
A. Self-management C. Self-preservation
B. Self-discipline D. Self-enhancement
1. Strengths
2. Values
3. Career
4. Emotion
5. Stressors
4. If an employer were to ask me: “Why should I hire you?”, what do you
think should I answer?
Possible Answer: You should tell the employer that you are a team player
and serving the company will be a pleasure to you. Tell them also that
you are flexible and you are open to new learnings.
1. Situation No. 1: You work for a restaurant that has a good name for
serving the best roasted chicken in town. The success of your restaurant
is a result of the quality of roasted chicken you sell. Unfortunately, due
to bad weather, your restaurant did not receive the supply of chicken
that you had ordered. What do you think is the best way you can do to
solve the problem?
Possible Answer: I think the best way I can do is to inform our customers
that we cannot deliver/serve our quality roasted chicken until the supply
arrives. This is because I cannot compromise the reputation of the
restaurant by trying other chicken that may be available at that time. I
think the customers would understand as long as I will be able to explain
to them the situation we encountered.
2. Situation No. 2: To earn money in summer, you and three of your friends
started a carwash business. You decide to charge PhP100.00 to wash a
person’s car. After distributing flyers to your neighbors, you received
phone calls from five people who want to avail of your carwash service
this weekend. On a Saturday morning, two of your friends got sick and
will not be able to help in your business. What do you think is the best
way you can do to solve the problem?
Possible Answer: I think the best way to solve the problem is to call the
customers and give them a specific time for their car wash schedule.
Giving them an assigned time will make them less likely to arrive at the
same time. In this way, we will be able to accommodate all five of them
even if it was just me and my other friend.
Processing Questions:
·· Listening to music
Possible answer: It makes me dance and uplifts my mood a little bit.
·· Watching movies
Possible answer: The scenes are inspirational and gives me hope that I can
also surpass challenges like what the characters in the movie did.
·· Writing
Possible answer: Through writing, I can express my thoughts clearly and
do some reflection.
·· Staying Happy
Possible answer: Thinking about the brighter side of any event turns any
negative feeling that I have into a positive one.
Cite personal experiences and explain possible ways to manage the following
especially in making decisions.
·· Sadness
Possible answer: When I usually get sad, I pray a lot. I express my thoughts
and emotion to God praying that I would have a better day compared to
what I am having at present. It helps me ease my sadness and so I am able
to do more tasks without being bothered at all.
·· Overexcitement
Possible answer: I usually get overexcited when I receive good news and
want to share it with other people right away. I manage my emotion in
this situation by doing other activities first like household chores or doing
assignments. This will lessen my excitement because I made use of my
energy on other matters.
1. Share your personal experience about the negative emotion that you
chose and how this influenced your decision-making.
Possible Answer: There was a time when I felt really mad with what
my friend did to me. I immediately went to their house without having
second thoughts. We had a very bad fight that we even disturbed their
neighbors.
1. What was the most stressful event that you encountered in the past
week?
Possible answer: It was the submission of all tasks to various subject
teachers.
Question:
How can stress management affect your mental health?
Possible answer:
It is good to have an effective stress management in life because it helps me
overcome problems and stressors. If I do not practice this kind of approach
in dealing with problems, I guess I will live an unhappy and unhealthy life.
On the other note, if I do practice it, my relationships with various people
and my work will be filled with so much joy and productivity.
1. A 6. D
2. D 7. A
3. B 8. C
4. C 9. A
5. C 10. A