PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT WEEK 2 (Various Aspects of Holistic Development) LECTURE VIDEO

Melody Vallente
11 Oct 202013:37

Summary

TLDRThis video script by Teacher Melody and Valiente delves into the concept of holistic development, emphasizing the interconnectedness of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It credits Mom Aryan Paris for the module and outlines learning competencies to evaluate one's own mental and emotional state. The script introduces activities designed to help individuals understand their strengths and weaknesses, encouraging self-reflection and positive change. It also explores the self-concept, including physical, intellectual, and emotional aspects, and the importance of balancing these for personal growth.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š The lesson focuses on understanding the various aspects of holistic development and the importance of recognizing the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
  • πŸ‘€ The script credits Mom Aryan Paris for writing the module and emphasizes the learning competencies of self-evaluation and understanding the impact of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
  • 🧠 It discusses the misconception that therapy is boring and highlights the importance of identifying thoughts, feelings, and behaviors as integral parts of the therapeutic process.
  • πŸ’‘ The concept of self-concept is introduced as a collection of context-dependent 'cells' that activate particular regions of self-knowledge and self-relevant feedback.
  • 🌟 The self is divided into three basic aspects: physical, intellectual, and emotional, each playing a distinct role in an individual's holistic development.
  • πŸ‹οΈβ€β™€οΈ The physical aspect of self is tangible and often the focus of enhancement efforts, but it's not the sole indicator of health or strength.
  • 🧠 The intellectual aspect is crucial as it directs the other two aspects, learning and communicating information that influences actions and emotions.
  • ❀️ The emotional aspect is described as the most feared and elusive, often challenging to manage, and its mismanagement can negatively impact life decisions.
  • πŸ” The activity of writing a letter to oneself is suggested as a means to identify strengths, weaknesses, and significant personal insights.
  • πŸ“ Through activities, participants are encouraged to reflect on their self-concept by writing 'I am' and 'I am not' sentences to better understand their identity and areas for improvement.
  • 🎡 The script includes a creative activity of composing a song to introduce oneself, highlighting unique qualities and acknowledging struggles.
  • πŸ“– Lastly, the lesson includes a reflection on the life of Mayor Isco Moreno, prompting learners to consider personal characteristics, lessons learned, and how they would like their own story to be told.

Q & A

  • What is the main theme of the lesson presented by Teacher Melody and Valiente?

    -The main theme of the lesson is 'Various Aspects of Holistic Development,' focusing on understanding and evaluating one's own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and their interconnections.

  • Who is credited with writing the module discussed in the lesson?

    -Mom Aryan Paris is credited with writing the module for the lesson.

  • What are the three basic aspects of self mentioned in the lesson?

    -The three basic aspects of self mentioned are physical, intellectual, and emotional aspects.

  • Why is it important to understand the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors?

    -Understanding the connections allows individuals to see how these aspects influence each other and to reflect on how to impact them for positive change.

  • What is the concept of self-concept as described in the lesson?

    -The self-concept is represented as a collection of multiple, context-dependent cells, where context activates particular regions of self-knowledge and self-relevant feedback.

  • How does the physical aspect of self relate to overall health and well-being?

    -While the physical aspect is tangible and often the focus of enhancing efforts, focusing solely on the physical body does not guarantee overall health or strength.

  • What role does the intellectual aspect of self play in relation to the other aspects?

    -The intellectual aspect, or the mind, directs the other two aspects. It learns what to do and communicates the information to the body and emotions.

  • Why are emotions considered one of the most feared aspects of self?

    -Emotions are feared because individuals are often reluctant and unprepared to manage them, as they are elusive and can be difficult to control.

  • What is the purpose of Activity One in the lesson?

    -Activity One asks participants to write a letter to themselves, reflecting on their life plans, desires, strengths, and weaknesses, to gain self-awareness.

  • What is the goal of Activity Three in the lesson?

    -Activity Three involves writing sentences beginning with 'I am' and 'I am not' to explore self-perception and identify areas for personal growth or change.

  • What is the final activity in the lesson, and what is its purpose?

    -The final activity involves reflecting on the lesson, identifying what was learned, enjoyed, and any remaining confusion, to consolidate understanding and clarify thoughts.

Outlines

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πŸ“š Introduction to Holistic Development

The video script starts with an introduction to the second week's session by Teacher Melody and Valiente, focusing on the theme of holistic development. They credit Mom Aryan Paris for the module and outline the learning competencies, which include evaluating one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and understanding their interconnections. The script addresses common misconceptions about therapy and emphasizes the importance of recognizing the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors for positive change. It introduces the concept of self-concept as a collection of context-dependent cells and discusses the three basic aspects of self: physical, intellectual, and emotional, highlighting their significance and interplay.

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πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ Balancing the Aspects of Self

This paragraph delves into the challenges of managing emotions and the impact of emotional stress on decision-making. It suggests that individuals often struggle with identifying and accessing their feelings, which can lead to difficulties in self-regulation. The script uses an example of a girl who realizes she is focusing too much on her physical appearance and not enough on her intellectual development. This realization prompts her to reassess her priorities and take actions to improve her study habits. The paragraph also introduces activities designed to help participants understand and balance their physical, intellectual, and emotional aspects.

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πŸ“ Self-Reflection and Identity Exploration

The script presents a series of activities aimed at self-reflection and identity exploration. Activity one involves writing a letter to oneself, addressing personal plans, desires, strengths, and weaknesses. Activity two requires participants to identify aspects of life from given sentences. Activity three is a writing exercise where participants write sentences starting with 'I am' and 'I am not' to explore their identity and self-perception. Activity four asks participants to compose a song introducing their unique qualities and struggles. Activity five involves reading about Mayor Isco Moreno's life and answering processing questions about his characteristics and the lessons learned from his story. The script concludes with a reflection prompt for participants to consider what they've learned, enjoyed, and are still confused about from the lesson.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Holistic Development

Holistic development refers to the comprehensive growth of an individual, encompassing physical, intellectual, and emotional aspects. In the video, it is the central theme that underpins the lesson, emphasizing the importance of understanding and balancing these different facets of self to achieve personal growth and well-being.

πŸ’‘Self-Concept

Self-concept is the cognitive image one has of oneself, including beliefs about one's abilities, personality, and role in the world. The video discusses self-concept as a collection of context-dependent 'cells' that are activated by specific situations, highlighting its importance in self-regulation, stability, and improvement.

πŸ’‘Therapeutic Technique

A therapeutic technique is a method used in therapy to help individuals explore and understand their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. The script mentions that asking oneself about feelings and thoughts is a therapeutic technique that is integral to the process of therapy and personal development.

πŸ’‘Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors

These three elements are interconnected aspects of an individual's mental and emotional life. The video script discusses their relationship, suggesting that awareness of these connections can lead to understanding how they influence each other and can be used to effect positive change.

πŸ’‘Physical Aspect

The physical aspect of self refers to the tangible body and its features. The script points out that while enhancing physical features is common, it does not necessarily equate to overall health or strength, and that the body also houses the spirit and mind.

πŸ’‘Intellectual Aspect

The intellectual aspect of self pertains to the mind's role in directing and processing information, which in turn influences the body and emotions. The video emphasizes the mind's power to shape beliefs and actions, indicating its crucial role in personal development.

πŸ’‘Emotional Aspect

The emotional aspect of self involves the feelings and responses to life circumstances. The script describes emotions as elusive and often challenging to manage, which can impact decision-making and personal well-being, thus requiring attention for effective self-regulation.

πŸ’‘Self-Regulation

Self-regulation is the ability to manage and control one's behavior, emotions, and thoughts. The video suggests that by identifying specific areas of the self, such as physical, intellectual, and emotional, individuals can work on self-regulation for stability and improvement.

πŸ’‘Activity-Based Learning

Activity-based learning is an educational approach that involves hands-on tasks and reflective activities to deepen understanding. The script outlines several activities, such as writing letters to oneself and composing songs, which are designed to help learners explore and understand their self-concept and personal growth.

πŸ’‘Reflection

Reflection is the process of thinking deeply about one's experiences, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The video encourages reflection through various activities, aiming to help learners identify what they have learned, enjoyed, and found confusing about the lesson on holistic development.

πŸ’‘Productivity

Productivity in the context of the video refers to the effectiveness of one's actions and habits in achieving personal goals. The script uses an example of a girl who evaluates her focus on physical aspects versus intellectual development, illustrating how understanding one's productivity can lead to improved study habits and personal growth.

πŸ’‘Emotional Stress

Emotional stress is the strain or pressure felt when dealing with difficult emotions. The script mentions that decisions made under emotional stress can negatively impact emotions, highlighting the importance of managing emotions for overall well-being.

πŸ’‘Song Composition

Song composition is the creative process of writing a song, which can be used for self-expression. In the video, composing a song is presented as an activity to introduce oneself, identify unique qualities, and express personal struggles, serving as a form of self-exploration and communication.

Highlights

Introduction to the second week session on holistic development

Credit given to Mom Aryan Paris for writing the module

Learning competencies include evaluating personal thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

The importance of understanding the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

Misconceptions about therapy being boring and self-focused

Identifying thoughts, feelings, and behaviors as key elements in therapy

The self-concept as a collection of context-dependent cells

Self-regulation, stability, and improvement as aspects of self

The three basic aspects of self: physical, intellectual, and emotional

Physical aspect includes the tangible body and its enhancement

Intellectual aspect directs the other two aspects of self

Emotional aspect as the most feared and challenging to manage

Activity 1: Writing a letter to oneself to reflect on personal strengths, weaknesses, and life plans

Activity 2: Determining which aspects of life statements pertain to (physical, intellectual, emotional, etc.)

Activity 3: Writing 'I am' and 'I am not' sentences for self-reflection

Activity 4: Composing a three-stanza song to introduce oneself and express unique qualities

Activity 5: Reading about Mayor Isco Moreno's life and answering processing questions

Reflection on what was learned, enjoyed, and still confused about the lesson

Invitation for questions and further discussion via Google Classroom or Messenger

Transcripts

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this is teacher melody

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and valiente and i welcome you

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to our week two session

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okay so our lesson is entitled various

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aspects

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of holistic development okay

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so i would like to give credits to mom

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aryan paris for writing this

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module

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so here are the learning competencies

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for this

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lesson evaluate his or her own thoughts

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feelings and behaviors show the

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connections between

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thoughts feelings and behaviors in

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actual life situations

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okay so for background information

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have you ever asked yourself

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how do i feel or what do i

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feel what do i really feel

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how am i doing or what do you think

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about that

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well if so you've used a therapeutic

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technique

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so this is one of the biggest

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misconceptions about therapy

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it's so boring when talking about

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yourself talking with someone who is

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professional and asking some questions

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like that

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so you know while talking about your

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feelings

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this is an integral part of therapy

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there are several other key elements as

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well

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but one of them includes identifying

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your thoughts

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feelings and behaviors

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because they have relationship okay

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okay so the idea is that if we are

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aware of the connections between this

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aspects

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okay we can understand

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how they are influencing each other and

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reflect on how to impact them

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for positive change okay

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so the self-concept is represented by

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several aspects okay

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so it is conceived as collection of

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multiple

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context-dependent cells this construct

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believes

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that context activates particular

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regions of self-knowledge

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and self-relevant feedback well

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a deeper look on the different aspects

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of self can identify

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specific areas of self-regulation

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stability

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and improvement okay so

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maritime three basic aspects okay of

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self

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basic aspects

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so it depends but these three

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are physical intellectual and emotional

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aspects

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okay so when we say physical

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aspect of self

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okay so the body is tangible

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of use and we respond to it easily

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okay more time and money are spent for

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enhancing

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our physical features or components

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right but it that doesn't mean however

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that if you uh give

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focus only in your physical body

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that doesn't mean that you're healthy or

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strong enough okay

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so the body provides place to house the

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spirit

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also and the mind

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okay so it is important too

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oh see at the girl i am next we have the

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intellectual aspect

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of the self you know the mind is

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important

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as it is the part of the self that

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directs

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the other two aspects so the mind learns

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what to do

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and communicates the information to the

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body

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and feelings feelings yan

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the mind power of the mind so what the

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mind believes

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the body manifests or act on

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and the emotions feel or responds to the

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life circumstances

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in the most prominent manner

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how about emotional aspect

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of the self so the human emotions

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are the most feared aspects of the self

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why well as individuals are

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reluctant and unprepared to manage them

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managing feelings is like trying to hold

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water in the palm of your hand

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they are elusive and deceptive

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yes a decision made under emotional

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stress

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and strain usually impacts emotions

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negatively

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okay so accessing feelings when they are

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needed

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now becomes difficult leaving the

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individual numb

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in whole place so i hope we can balance

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this three aspects basic aspects

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of the self so let's say for instance

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see at the girl oot this

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for example so this girl

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realizes that she is giving much

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attention to her

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physical aspects and less attention

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on her intellectual self so in this way

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she can discover how much money and time

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spent

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maintaining her physical and

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its consequences on her grades

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so by this honest evaluation of herself

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she can plan effective actions

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yes to improve her study habits

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so as much as possible

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she can start seeking for help and for

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related

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books

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[Music]

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to cope up with her studies okay

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so that is the brief background of this

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lesson

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now let's go to activities for activity

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one

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productivity one it says here

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write a letter addressed to yourself

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okay the message should contain all the

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things you want to say about yourself

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your plans in life the things you want

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to have

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and try to determine your strengths and

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weaknesses

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then reflect and the least

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three significant things that you learn

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about yourself yes

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that is good for 40 minutes

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identify your strengths weaknesses

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and then write your reflections

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what are the three significant things

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that you've learned about yourself

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that is for activity one good for 40

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minutes

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how about an activity 2

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so this is just good for 20 minutes

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or less than that carefully read the

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sentences below and try to determine

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whether the statement pertains to what

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aspects of life

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like physical self intellectual

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emotional and so on

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okay so just answer some more journalism

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activity three okay

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so you will use another sheet of paper

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in here so

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in a long bond paper write as many

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sentences

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as you begin with the prompt i am

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okay on the other side of the bond paper

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write as many sentences beginning with

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i am not okay

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again at the front side you will write

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sentences beginning with

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i am and then at the back side you will

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write sentences beginning with

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i am not and then read back over your

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sentences

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think about what you have learned about

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yourself doing this writing exercise

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and answer the following questions

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okay so what did you feel while reading

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back

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to your sentences and why question

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number two

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what have you learned about yourself

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question number three choose from your

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i am sentences maybe just one or two

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that you want to be your i am not

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and explain why be honest

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if there are things that you think that

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is negative about yourself it's okay

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write it choose from your

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i am sentences that you want to be your

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i

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am not then explain why

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okay i will not judge you just write it

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down

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okay so for that we have criteria for

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that okay

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so julian

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activity three i good for 30 minutes

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how about activity for okay

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so i think men join compose

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a three stanza song that you could use

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to introduce yourself to

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others your song should identify

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which of your qualities you consider

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unique

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and especially worthy of knowing and

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acknowledging

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so you can also express the things which

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you struggle okay so mom

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next activity number five

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so for this text

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jen about your me or

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mayor esco moreno okay the humble

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beginnings and great ambition

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of is then after reading the text

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we have some processing questions and

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you will answer that directly to your

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module

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what characteristics do you like about

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mayor esco moreno and why

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number two what lesson can you learn

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from the life of mayor isco moreno

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number three how would you like your

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story to be told

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okay credits to the owner of this photos

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of

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mayor isco okay

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so that's activity five last activity in

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the end good

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for um 30 minutes

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and then for reflection yes so i want to

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know

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and you will answer this in your module

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too

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what you've learned what you've enjoyed

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and what are the things that you're

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still confused

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about this lesson okay write it down

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be honest

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okay so and that's it if you have some

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questions

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don't hesitate to ask okay i'm just one

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chat away

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and post it in our google classroom ask

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me on messenger

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okay so see you again

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next week for another lecture video

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thank you bye bye

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