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The Managing and

Caring for the Self


GROUP 3
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Knowing the “self” is not enough. Since
“who you are” is partly made up of your
choices, you must also have the ability to
choose especially to be a
better “you”.
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Did you know?

Self-management that support and give help to the people


with difficult conditions that enables them to manage their
health on an everyday basis.

Self-care is a lifetime habit and culture.


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Self- Care Involves:
Healthy Lifestyle
Self-recognition of
such as physical activity and Responsible use of all
healthy eating, to maintain a symptoms,
medicines
prescribe by doctor and it involves assessing and
good health and the addressing symptoms.
prevention of illness.
non-prescribe.

Self-monitoring, Self-management,
it involves checking signs it includes being able to manage the
and symptoms for symptoms of disease, either alone or in
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deterioration or partnership with healthcare professionals


or other people with the same health
improvement.
condition.
Physical
SELF-
CARE
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Develop a
regular sleep
routine.
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Aim for a
healthy diet.
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Take
lunch
breaks.
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Go for a
walk .
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Engage in
exercise.
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Have the right
attitude
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Process
your
emotions
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Maintain a
Spiritual
Practice
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Pamper
your Self
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Listen to
music
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Stare up the
sky
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Sit outdoors by a fire
pit, watching the
flames and listening
to the night sounds.
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What Is Self-Management?

is managing yourself by determining the


appropriate activity, by paying attention to other’s
behavior, participating in class activities and
engaging in all instructional activities.
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What makes
for a good life?
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Basic Principles
in Time
Management
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Planning
program strategies are laid out to
achieve the desired outcome. It
includes processes such as forecasting,
developing objectives, and
programming, scheduling, budgeting,
and formulating procedures.
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Prioritizing
important things or
matters that distinguish
the time value.
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A good
working
system
Learning to establish a daily
routine, deals with the
paper works.
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Using a diary as a
tool
a diary help us to manage our
time, plans, action list and what
ever important notes on your
daily job.
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SELF CARE

Physical Condition

Acceptance Awareness

Pleasure Kindness

Support Choices

Slow Down Attention

Community Priorities
Curiosity
and Exploration
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Learning to be a
Better Student
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What Is Learning?
Learning is an adaptive function wherein the nervous system
is changed by stimuli in the environment, creating
behavioral responses that permits people to function in the
environment or
society.
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What happens during Learning?
When you are learning, important changes take place in
your brain, including the creation of new connections
between your neurons. This phenomenon is called
neuroplasticity (The ability of your brain to change, that is
to create, strenghten, weaken or dismantle connections
between your neurons). The more you practice, the stronger
these connections become.
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What is Metacognition?
It involves knowing when you know, knowing when
you don’t know, and knowing what to do when you
don’t know. In other words, it involves self-
monitoring and correcting your own learning
processes.
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Types of
LEARNING
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Ivan Pavlov Classical
Conditioning
- The process by which we learn
to associate stimuli, events, or
actions, that frequently happen
together is called classical
conditioning.
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- The famous study of Ivan Pavlov involving dogs where he “conditioned” or the dogs to associate the
sounding of a bell to the release or availability of food is our example.
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- When the dogs salivated in anticipation for the food when the bell sounded conditioning or
“learning” was achieved.
Edward Thorndike
Operant Conditioning
- The strengthening or extinguishing of a response
happens behaviors are reinforced or punished.

- The term “law of effect,” as coined by Edward


Thorndike in which behaviors followed by
consequences that are satisfactory to the organism
has greater chances of being repeated, than
behaviors which are followed by negative or
unsatisfying consequences are less than likely to
be repeated.
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Burrhus Frederic
Skinner
Operant Conditioning
- B. F. Skinner through his “Skinner box”
where he experimented on rats proved that
behavior can be influenced by rewards or
punishments.

- He came to the conclusion that a response


can be strengthened or extinguished through
the rewards or punishments of a behavior.
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Observational Learning
Albert Bandura
- Learning through observation happens by
observing the behaviors of others and imitating the
said behaviors—even without reinforcement.

- It was noticed by Albert Bandura that children


mostly learn through imitating the behaviors of
adults.

- Through his famous Bobo-doll experiment he


tested his theory. Through this experiment he
learned that children attacked the Bobo doll after
seeing adults hit the doll.
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Qualities of a
Successful
Student
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Qualities of a Successful Student

Make your
studies your Be punctual Be honest
number one
priority
Stay focused and Set achievable
avoid distraction incremental Get excited
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progress
How to become better students
Be organized. Write down the important due dates or deadlines.

Get a good night’s sleep before tests.

Study with a group after studying on your own.

Avoid Procrastination.

Study for a set amount of time each


weekday.
Take notes in class.

Have a positive attitude. Complaining will only make learning harder.

Pray. The Lord will help you if you do your part.

Read, reading good books will increase your comprehension and


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vocabulary.
Eat breakfast. You’ll need brain food throughout the day.
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