Nstp - Values

Cross - Glory

Charity Community

Charism

Commission

• Acceptance of suffering• Spirit of sacrifice• Easter joy• Obedience of the Father• Self – giving• Unconditional love• All to all• Non – violence• discipleship

CROSS - GLORY

• Hope• Paschal experience• Mortification• Coping with reality• humility

• Love concern for others• Kindness fairness• Generosity transparency• Patience forgiveness• Thoughtfulness consideration• Understanding empathy• Acceptance of one’s own weakness

Charity

Community

pride in being a Filipino self- reliance

economic proficiency teamwork

cooperation responsiveness

responsibility respect for others

patriotism productivity

love & respect for freedom fellowship

initiative unity

leadership other – centeredness

adherence of one’s own weakness

care & preservation of the environment

Charism

• Warmth appreciation resourcefulness• Simplicity gratitude originality• Prayerfulness cheerfulness self –confidence• Friendliness alertness creativity• Cleanliness orderliness enthusiasm• Love and respect for life• Flexibility• Health consciousness• Awareness & acceptance of one’s talents

Commission

acceptance loyalty determination

commitment self – respect firmness

dignity honesty perseverance

integrity dedication self – direction

discipline diligence hardwork

trust faith

Values Clarification

Value

An enduring preference for a mode of conduct (honesty), or a state of existence

A judgment of interest, preference, desire

Something that is freely chosen from alternatives , is acted upon and celebrated

Regarded as good, worthwhile, important

More general & more central to my personality than are my attitudes

Value System

• An organization of values in terms of their relative importance

• A person’s values cluster to form a value system

• It is influenced by our over – all frame of reference, our world view, & assumptions that we make

Values Clarification

• A method or process by which we help a person discover/ identify his/ her beliefs, attitudes, values, behaviors

• It is the process of assisting people to realize what values they hold & they strongly held

Terminal Values

• Are those end estates that we regard as desirable in themselves

• It transcend immediate needs, and shape our long – term goals

Human Values

• It go beyond operative values, for they involved standard which can be applied to many situations

Conceived Values

• Are symbolized, verbalized, less abstract

Honesty is the best policy

My country, right of wrong

A penny saved is a penny earned

Behavior

Specific, observable action which disposes one favorably or unfavorably toward certain objects or situations

Attitude

Feeling or emotion toward a fact or state

Belief

A state or habit of mind in which trust or confidence is placed in some person or thing

Culture

• Includes all the circles in which the individual finds himself/herself

Value Indicators

• Particular acts, behaviors or choices from which one can discover the underlying values that the behavior has motivated

Categories of Values

• Choosing

• Prizing

• Acting

Choosing

• To choose freely

• To choose from alternatives

• To choose from alternatives after considering the consequences of each alternative

Prizing

• Cherishing and being happy with the choice

• Willing to affirm the choice publicly

Acting

• Actively doing something with the choice

• Acting repeated in some pattern of life

Identify a Full Value

• Freely chosen value? Where did it come from?

• From what alternatives?• Consequences of the alternatives?• Recently acted upon on this value?• When publicly affirmed this value? To

whom?• How do you celebrate this value in your

life?

Why Values are Important

Values are learned. We begin assimilating the values of our culture with our mother’s milk

Why Values are Important

At the age of 2, the child is a complete creature of culture

Why Values are Important

Our values are formed by rewards and punishments meted to us by our parents, teachers, peers

Why Values are Important

The “yes” and “no” and the “no,no” of early childhood teach us to value our action

Why Values are Important

Often we take the values of those whom we especially love or admire

Why Values are Important

Value plays a key role in guiding action, resolving conflicts, giving direction and coherence to life

Why Values are Important

Values are important as guides in a bewildering world

What is your most cherished value?

WHY?