VALUES
DEVELOPMENT
Chapter III
Learning Outcomes:
Cite different values and their
application.
Discuss values in the light of one’s own experience.
Conceptualize values and their importance.
Discuss common values and their importance to one’s life
What is Values?
Values are personal perception of one’s own
future, relatively of the family, works
friendship, group, community and nation as a
whole.
Values sprout anywhere as living example of
one’s culture and tradition.
THEORITICAL FRAMEWORK
FOR VALUES DEVELOPMENT
1. Human values as ideals which determine our priorities and
direct our behavior.
2. Human ideals as they reflect different level of needs.
3. Human pursuit for the ultimate and highest values as they
relate to the spiritual nature of man
4. Human desire ,uch of which is unconscious ( It is of great
importance that unconscious desires be subjected to reflective
thought.)
5. Human ideals as pursued individually and collectively.
HUMAN VALUES, PRIORITIES
AND BEHAVIORS
Human values cover a spectrum of ideals which
comprise the basic elements that stand behind all
human behavior.
Brian Hall (1994)
Hall defines values as, “the ideals that give
significance to in our lives and reflected through the
priorities that we choose and desirable.
HUMAN IDEALS REFLECT
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NEEDS
The ideals that give significance
What levels of to our lives reflect different
levels of needs. According to
needs do your Maslow (1993), there are atleast
priorities reveal? Do five (5) sets of goals related to
you pursue values the basic needs of a person;
that satisfy both Physiologic
foundation and Safety
ultimate needs? Love & Belongingness
Esteem
Self actualization
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Play the video “Why Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs
Matters”
[Link]
LEVELS OF VALUES
Foundation Values
The foundation values relate to the satisfaction of
the basic or fundamental for life to be sustained and
achieve a relative state of health.
The foundation needs which are classified as
physiologic, safety, love and belongingness and
esteem must be met to attain health.
LEVELS OF VALUES
Ultimate Values
An ultimate value is that final goal or end to which
all lesser goals are the means—and it sets the standard
by which all lesser goals are evaluated. An organism’s
life is its standard of value: that which furthers its life
is the good, that which threatens it is the evil.
LIVING VALUES
1. Cooperation 6. Love
2. Freedom 7. Peace
3. Happiness 8. Respect
4. Honesty 9. Responsibility
5. Humility 10. Unity
Breakout Class
The class will be divided into four (4) groups and will
discuss and report to the class next meeting. You may
video/record your self and upload it in schoology.
THE GOOD CITIZENSHIP VALUES
CLUSTER
GROUP 4
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3
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