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The document outlines an activity for evaluating personal values by identifying strengths and areas for improvement. It emphasizes the importance of values like respect, honesty, and empathy in fostering good relationships with family and friends. Additionally, it highlights how understanding one's family background contributes to personal development and decision-making.

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ESTO2

The document outlines an activity for evaluating personal values by identifying strengths and areas for improvement. It emphasizes the importance of values like respect, honesty, and empathy in fostering good relationships with family and friends. Additionally, it highlights how understanding one's family background contributes to personal development and decision-making.

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ESTO, CHELSI A.

BSNED-EST EDGMRC (116317)


INSTRUCTIONS: Answer this activity to evaluate some desirable traits you have.
For each column, choose the top 5 values that YOU POSSESSED and mark
them with a STAR; choose another 5 items that you think NEED to be developed
in you and put a CHECK.
VALUES ME FAMILY FRIENDS
Responsibility
Respect   
Optimism
Loyalty   
Honesty
Friendliness   
Focus   
Fairness
Ethics ✔ ✔ ✔
Empathy   
Dignity
Devotion ✔ ✔ ✔
Creativity ✔ ✔ ✔
Compassion
Commitment ✔ ✔ ✔
Caring
Attentiveness
Ambitiousness
Accomplishment
Acceptance ✔ ✔ ✔

1. Yes, these qualities are a good start. Values like respect, honesty,
empathy, and responsibility help a person act with good manners and
behave properly. When you understand and practice these values, it
becomes easier to treat others kindly, make good choices, and keep peace
in your relationships with family and friends.
2. Students can better identify their strengths and areas for improvement
when they have a better understanding of who they are. Knowing their
family teaches them about their origins and the moral principles that guide
their development. They use this information to make wise decisions,
improve themselves, and establish solid, respectful relationships with
others.
3. The family helps build important traits such as:
o Respect – being polite and kind
o Honesty – telling the truth
o Responsibility – doing your duties well
o Empathy – understanding others’ feelings
o Caring – helping and loving others
People that possess these qualities are regarded favorably by others and
are trustworthy, courteous, and pleasant to be around.

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