ACTIVITY 1. THE MILLENNIAL’S DECALOGUE.
WRITE 10 RULES OR COMMANDMENTS THATA MILLENNIAL OUGHT
TO OBVSERVE OR FOLLOW IN TODAY’S MODERN AND COMPLEX WORLD.
1. Never discriminate against people because of their race, gender, religion, social status, or cultural
beliefs.
And, if at all possible, avoid all forms of discrimination. When we respect one another, the world
becomes a better place. After all, we are all born equal.
2. Defensive driving.
Consider what would happen if all drivers gave way, signaled before changing lanes, stopped
even if the light was yellow, and did not honk excessively. The roads will be less congested.
Everyone who is stuck in traffic is having a difficult time. Don't make it any more difficult.
3. Make your case.
It is perfectly acceptable to reason out if you believe you are on the right track. Even to your
parents, or to those who are bigger, higher, or more powerful than you. Even if you lose the
argument, maintain your cool. Wisdom does not come easily.
4. Before going to bed, try listening to some upbeat music.
Even after waking up. Your rhythm and beats have a huge influence on your mood for the day.
5. Accept that we will never be objective in any aspect of life.
Because we were not raised with the same set of skills, beliefs, and backgrounds, we have been
wired to be subjective. When someone accuses you of being "biased," simply tell them that it is
normal, because we all are. What we should strive for in news writing is accuracy and fairness.
6. Do not read the comments section.
They aren't worth the risk.
7. Make yourself available to larger-than-life causes.
Have a campaign. It may not be as grand as saving the environment or educating children from
low-income families. It could be the trivial things you're passionate about. Fighting for our
causes gives our lives more meaning.
8. Recognize your sadness and exhaustion.
Just because you can't bear it any longer doesn't mean you can't make it. When you're feeling
lonely, indulge in your guilty pleasures. When you're tired, take a break. We are all human
beings.
9. When it comes to being polite and courteous, don't be picky.
Use the same principles when dealing with your bosses and the street person outside your door.
Be courteous to the waitress, the beggar, your coworker, your professor, and the security guard.
If they do something bad to you, believe in poetic justice.
10. Failures, like triumphs, fade quickly.
It is not consistent. It does not mean the end of your life. Please try again. Look for an alternate
route. Be open to new ideas. Look for new opportunities.
ACTIVITY 2. KNOW MORE ABOUT ANDRES BONIFACIO BY CREATING HIS FACEBOOK ACCOUNT. FILL IN THE BLAN
KS BELOW WITH THE CORRECT INFORMATION ABOUT ANDRES BONIFACIO.
Profile
Neighborhood: The First of six children of Catalina de Castro, a Spanish Mestiza, and Santiago Bonifacio, an
Alkalde of Tondo`. Evolutionary leader, often called "The Father of the Philippine Revolution".
Relationship Status: Married
Birthday: November 30, 1863
Address: Tondo, Manila
Work: Revolutionary Leader and the president of the Tagalog Republic. Through his work, Bonifacio
helped the Philippines break free from Spanish colonial rule.
Professional skills: Optimistic Attitude and strong Sense of Responsibility, Value for world and Virtue of not
wasting Time, Social Responsiveness, Patriotism and Love for his native language, Humility.
College: Jose Rizal Collage in Manila (Obtained Bachelor of Commerce degree)
High School: Gullermo Osmena’s Private School
Early Education: High School (Primary) Drop-out; Self-Educated Individual
Family Members: (Father) Santiago Bonifacio, (Mother) Catalina de Castro, (Brother and Sisters) Ciriaco,
Procorpio, Espiridina, Troadio and Maxima. (First Wife) Monica (who died of leprosy). Gregoria (Second wife).
Groups: The Katipunan, a secret society which spearheaded the uprising against the Spanish and laid the
groundwork for the first Philippine Republic.
Friends: Ladislao Diwa And Teadoro Plata
Other Names : Maypagasa
Father of the Phil. Revolution
Favorite Quotes: Aling pag-ibig pa ang hihigit kaya sa pagka-dalisay at pagkadakila gaya ng pag-ibig sa
tinubuang lupa? Aling pag-ibig pa? Wala na nga, wala.
REFLECTION:
This module taught me about Andres Bonifacio's history, which has the potential to be extremely
beneficial. Because I am still unaware of our beloved heroes who rose and led the fight for freedom that
the Spaniards stole from the Filipinos. He shows us that no matter how terrible circumstances are, it’s
important to work together. Now I'll share my knowledge and inspire others, particularly young people, to
believe in what he believes.