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    Holistic Point of View Partial Point of View

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    The document discusses the difference between a holistic point of view and a partial point of view. A holistic point of view considers all relevant aspects of a situation, examines all facets, and sees the bigger picture, while a partial point of view focuses only on specific or limited aspects and does not take a comprehensive view. The document provides examples to illustrate these differences.

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    The document discusses the difference between a holistic point of view and a partial point of view. A holistic point of view considers all relevant aspects of a situation, examines all facets, and sees the bigger picture, while a partial point of view focuses only on specific or limited aspects and does not take a comprehensive view. The document provides examples to illustrate these differences.

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    HOLISTIC VS PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW

    The Heuristic theory of holistic perspective is about seeing and understanding not only
    what is out there in the material world. We are also be aware in what is happening
    inside ourselves and others - in our minds and bodies and how this relates to all around
    us.

    > complete/well-rounded/all/entire perspective or understanding

    partial perspective suggests that we only understand one


    component part of the whole.

    HOLISTIC POINT OF VIEW PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW


    Looks at all aspects of the given → Looks only at a limited number of
    problem or situation. aspects of the given problem or
    → All aspects are given importance situation.
    when making conclusions. → Conclusions are made based on
    → All aspects are tied in together to considering some, but not all, sides of
    form a general overview of the the problem or situation.
    problem or situation. Example:
    Example: A teacher scolded Student A after
    A teacher listened first to both stories of Student
    her two arguing students before making B accused him of stealing her pencil.
    any conclusion about the issue. However, the teacher only listened to the
    story of student B, and not Student A
    before deciding to scold the student.

    > Holism comes from the Greek word "holos" which literally means all, entire, totality.
    > A partial point of view is a perspective that looks at reality based on a single or
    partial component of a system

    1. HP = they consider the different impacts on the environment


    2. PPV = she considered only her beliefs
    3. PPV = Juan didn’t look at the big picture, he only saw what he felt was true
    4. PPV = She's speculating on something from an unidentified source, the news
    could be fake.
    5. HP = she chooses to reserve her judgment until she get all the facts regarding
    what made those people act in that matter.
    6. HP = she did not take sides
    7. HP =
    8. HP = they have done some research about the virus.
    9. HP = facts. If you have read or studied all of the origins & functions of the organs,
    you can see how each of them holds a big part of our lives.
    10. PPV = the child only listened to herself/himself.
    Holistic partial
    > refers to a view that considers a larger > focuses on the specific aspects of the
    scale of patterns in a system. problem
    > sees the bigger picture > uncomprehensive/limited thinking
    > examines all facets in a given situation > explore a small number of facets in the
    given situation

    Student 1 :I sincerely hope that DepEd reinstates face-to-face education. At school, I'd
    want to meet up with my classmates and teachers. I'd like to join them for lunch. I'd like
    to create new and exciting memories with them.

    Student 2 I hope so, too, but because to the epidemic, DepEd is unable to begin face-
    to-face sessions. Yes, there are some rules or processes to follow in order to avoid
    becoming infected, but you never know when one of us may become unwell.

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