CHRISTIAN LIVING EDUCATION UNIT 3. PPT/SLIDESHARE

CHRISTIAN LIVING EDUCATION UNIT 3. PPT

1. Building Resilience through Values and Virtue

2. Direction: Write a short reflection (around 100 words) about : As a student, how would you overcome challenges in life and what are the values and virtues you think is important in overcoming those challenges?

3. Objective : Students will understand the concept of resilience and how values and virtues contribute to building resilience. Students will analyze that personal values and virtues help them overcome challenges. Students will create a real-life scenarios where resilience is necessary and how they can apply their values to these situations.

4. What is resilience? What is Values? What is Virtue? How does values and virtues differ each other?

5. Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks . Example: John applied for his dream job but was disappointed when he didn’t get it. Instead of giving up, he used the rejection as motivation to improve. He updated his resume, sought feedback, and practiced his interview skills. A few months later, John applied for a similar position at another company and was hired, proving his resilience in the face of initial failure.

6. Values -Principles or standards of behavior; what is important in life . Examples: honesty, respect, responsibility Virtues - A trait or quality deemed to be morally good and is valued as a foundation of good character . Examples: courage, patience, integrity

7. Group Activity: Direction : Students are grouped into 5 groups. Discuss how the values and virtues you identified earlier can be applied to overcome the challenges in the scenario . Representative of the group will present the output in front of the class. Scenarios: Group 1: failing a test Group 2 : dealing with a family issue Group 3: facing peer pressure Group 4: being left out by the group Group 5: accidentally broke the flower vase

8. Direction : Get ¼ sheet of paper. Write True if the statement is correct and False if it is incorrect. 1 . A person who values honesty will always tell the truth, even if it might lead to negative consequences . 2. Virtue is another term for personal preferences or desires . 3. Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks . 4. Patience is considered a virtue that can help someone remain calm during challenging situations . 5. Values are principles that can vary across cultures and individuals, reflecting what is important to each person or group.

9. 6. Building resilience requires consistent application of personal values and virtues . 7. Courage is a value that involves acting according to one's beliefs without fear of the consequences . 8. Resilience can only be built by facing extreme challenges and hardships . 9. Practicing virtues such as integrity and compassion can strengthen a person's resilience . 10. Understanding and applying personal values has little impact on how resilient a person is in difficult situations.