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Feedback/Assessment
Activity 2.0
I.
Answer every question briefly.
A. Make an assessment as regards your development as a multi-dimensional being
(elaborate each dimension). Reflect on your strength and weaknesses and provide
practical ways to improve and overcome them.
(10 points)
Strength (enumerate 5 only)
1.Emphatetic
Ways to improve
1. Continuously showing empathy to
yourself, others and to the community.
2. Honest and reliable
2. Always seek truth for the betterment of
thyself and community and not only for
personal gain. Opinions must be based
from facts itself.
3. Leadership Skills
3. Cultivate yourself to learn how to listen,
follow and speak. Train how to lead with
power and empathy.
4. Dedicated and Determined
4. Do things that interest you and benefit
you in a way that it also benefits the
community. Perform things because you
want to as you realize your unique
responsibility to your community.
5.Versatile
5. Learn to believe in what you can do to
adapt and develop the sense of
responsibility that you have.
Weaknesses (enumerate 5 only)
1. Lack of Spirituality
Ways to overcome
1.Remember that God is the center of your
life, from time-to-time build connection
with him and take time to thank him for the
success you are experiencing right now.
2. Indecisiveness
2.Always weigh the situation determine
the benefits and consequences of the
things that you do, how it will impact you
and your community and why are you
doing it.
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3.To much Procrastination
3.Work at your pace don’t force yourself to
study or work too much, rest if you must
and make a schedule for you to be on
track.
4. Loquacious (Talkative)
4.Only talk when it is needed, and only
answer what is asked. Talking to much
makes you vulnerable for people might
sense weaknesses in you.
5.Self-criticism
5. Accept that failure is a part of growth.
Learn that failure is not a factor in
determining your worth.
B. Enumerate 4 Filipino values that you have acquired in your community and give 1
example/situation each. (20 points)
Filipino Values
1. Hospitable
Example/Situation
1. Whenever there are Celebration such
as Fiesta or Birthday’s, we ought to
give the best services and food to our
visitors and friends in order for them to
feel comfortable as it is their own
home. Bringing out the best plates,
dishes and the karaoke to entertain
them and give them the best visit as
always.
2.Creativity
2. From scraps to an artwork, Filipinos
are well known in doing art by using the
materials out of their surroundings, we
make things come back to life by
creativity, we are known for bringing
colors in a black and white perspective
and give story to a meaningless
garbage such as straws and plastics
into lantern and unused wheels into a
portable garden.
3.Resilience
3. We are seen to be one of the happiest
people after a disaster, because
Filipino’s have a cheerful and loving
approach when it comes to life. After a
typhoon, Filipinos always say “Buti
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walang nasaktan” that’s because at the
end of the day we give importance to
each and everyone even it means to
lose everything we have, the smile and
humor of Filipinos will never fade and
that is the value of being a Filipino.
4.Mañana Habit
4. This is a Filipino value that is very
relevant among all of us, in terms of
doing something and realizing that the
deadline is too far from today we ought
to say “mamaya na lang” because
laziness hits you at the time that you
should be working and, in the end, you
lack time and be under time pressure
because of this value.
RUBRIC:
5 points- content
3 points- organization
2 points- mechanics
C. How does Filipino values affect you as an individual? How can you share this in the
community? (5 to 10 sentences only)
As Filipino citizens, these values have been ingrained on us since the day we were
born; yet, as we mature, we embrace the values that we want to display to everyone in
order to validate the decision that we've made. These are the qualities that foreigners use
to characterize our identity, for who we are and what we can achieve; it impacts us in both
good and bad ways depending on how we choose to convey the worth that we have. This
tests our capacity to accept that our overall worth is the same as others', that our values
are not a factor in determining our worth, and that values are simply choices with
consequences. Our values reflect our personalities; they influence how we think and
behave in every scenario, and they enable us in promoting the cultural and personal
values that exist among the Filipino people. In summary, these values are adaptable; we
adapt them from our surroundings, and they are embedded in our community. We may
share this by igniting the fire from within, by demonstrating the values that paved the way
for us Filipinos to be recognized all over the world, and by cherishing the best values that
we have in order to keep and continually conserve and safeguard these values throughout
the years.
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