HG G12 Activity Sheets Q1
HG G12 Activity Sheets Q1
HG G12 Activity Sheets Q1
Answer all the processing questions on a separate clean paper. Make sure to write your name, grade
level and section, quarter, and title of the activity. Your outputs will be compiled in your portfolio. –
(white long folder with fastener)
2. Try to observe yourself and evaluate your emotional reactions. Write down your answers on a sheet of paper
including your answers to the processing questions.
3. Answer the processing questions on a separate clean paper. Make sure to write your name, title of the worksheet
as the heading of the activity and compile it in your portfolio.
Processing Questions:
1. How did you feel about the activity?
2. Was it easy or difficult? Why?
3. Were you able to mirror emotional reactions you had towards the different
scenarios in your life and aspects of your personality? How?
4.What strengths and weaknesses have you noticed or identified?
MELC with Code: Exhibit the importance of others in the following aspects physical and physiological,
psychological, intellectual, spiritual, social. (HGSPS -If-5)
Processing Questions:
1. Were you able to fill out all related descriptions for each person? Which of the descriptions is the most
observable?
2. What is the most difficult description to observe? Explain.
3. What can you say about the differences that you observed among these three persons?
Processing Questions:
1. What do you notice with your answers?
2. Which of the situations is the most difficult to handle or manage? Explain.
3. What type of support or help is the easiest to provide? Explain.
4. What have you realized after doing this activity?
MELC with Code: Demonstrate acceptance of others without discrimination. (HGSPS -Ig-7)
Show respect to others in words, actions, and objective view. (HGSPS -Ig-8)
Anton who took up the General Academic Strand in Senior High School has a hard time deciding what course to
enroll in college. He graduated with honors and has received special citations. He is great in Science and Math but
he is also into arts and graphic designing. He was told by his parents to decide for his course since colleges are
already closing admission and the school opening is approaching fast. He is spending night analyzing his options.
Sometimes he barely sleeps, over-analyzing all considerations. There are also pressures from his friends for him to
join them in the university where there are wide variety of Science course he can choose from. He also considers the
suggestions of his teachers who see his potential in graphic designing and multimedia arts. Anton really wants to
enroll in the most prestigious school to study the course that perfectly fits him. After thorough self-deliberation, he
comes down to two schools and four courses. But this does not end his considerations; he still has more factors to
visit. His family and friends are starting to worry if he could ever make a final decision. It has finally come one day
when everything was in place. Anton finally decides to enroll! He hurries to the school of his choice, but he’s an
hour late! The enrolment has just closed for his first choice. To add in more to his regrets, his second chosen
program has also reached the maximum number of students and it was closed days ago. Sad and full of regrets,
Anton goes home thinking of the lost time overthinking his options. And that is because he can just not make up his
mind.
Processing Questions:
1. Did you experience spending more time to make a decision that greatly affects you or your future just like Anton?
Share your experience.
2. If you are in his situation, what would be your next move?
3. What should you do so you won’t face the same problem as that of Anton?
Situation What is your decision? What are the factors that led you
to this decision?
1. A group of learners invited you to join
a virtual organization and encouraged you
to meet new friends. To become a
member, you need to follow certain rules.
2. Your parents told you that they may not
be able to support your schooling this year
because of financial matters. They asked
if you can stop attending school.
3. Your cousin asks you to tell a lie to her
parents that they will have a school event
to sneak going with her boyfriend for a
date.
4. Your family is experiencing financial
crisis and lost a sustainable livelihood;
and
there’s an invitation from a friend to try
online selling.
5. It’s your birthday and your friends
would like you to throw a party despite
the
strict quarantine protocol in your
community.