This lesson teaches skills for solving problems by making connections. It instructs students to identify personal, family, and community problems or concerns and rank them by importance. For the top problem, students should ask family members to help generate solutions. The lesson emphasizes that all people face daily challenges and struggles, and it is important to solve problems as they can affect individuals and communities over the long run. Seeking help from others like family, friends, and teachers can help find solutions when an individual feels they have tried everything.
This lesson teaches skills for solving problems by making connections. It instructs students to identify personal, family, and community problems or concerns and rank them by importance. For the top problem, students should ask family members to help generate solutions. The lesson emphasizes that all people face daily challenges and struggles, and it is important to solve problems as they can affect individuals and communities over the long run. Seeking help from others like family, friends, and teachers can help find solutions when an individual feels they have tried everything.
This lesson teaches skills for solving problems by making connections. It instructs students to identify personal, family, and community problems or concerns and rank them by importance. For the top problem, students should ask family members to help generate solutions. The lesson emphasizes that all people face daily challenges and struggles, and it is important to solve problems as they can affect individuals and communities over the long run. Seeking help from others like family, friends, and teachers can help find solutions when an individual feels they have tried everything.
This lesson teaches skills for solving problems by making connections. It instructs students to identify personal, family, and community problems or concerns and rank them by importance. For the top problem, students should ask family members to help generate solutions. The lesson emphasizes that all people face daily challenges and struggles, and it is important to solve problems as they can affect individuals and communities over the long run. Seeking help from others like family, friends, and teachers can help find solutions when an individual feels they have tried everything.
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Making Connections Read this: Every day we encounter new challenges. Often times we struggle with different problems in terms of school work, relationship with our family, friends and in the community where we live in. These problems make us uncomfortable and cannot focus on the other aspects of our life. In this module, you will be able to learn the skills to solve these problems and will teach you to seek help from others in solving issues that concerns both of you. 1.On a clean sheet of paper, write three (3) problems/concerns that you are facing right now. Rank them according to its importance from the most important to least important. Personal/ Family Problem Rank
Ex. I have difficulty in
answering some activities in my modules
1. 2. 3. 2. Write three (3) problems/ concerns of the community where you live in. Rank them according to its importance from the most important to least important. Community Problem Rank
Ex. I am afraid I might
get infected with COVID I felt all alone
1. 2. 3. Processing Questions: 1. What did you consider when identifying your problems / concerns? 2. How are you going to address the problems/concerns you have identified? Let’s Explore This Look at your answers in Activity 1. Write your identified problem which you Ranked 1 or your most important problem. Ask your parents/ guardian and other members of the family to help you find solutions to your identified problem. Problem 1: Personal/Family Problem _________________________________________________ Solutions: 1.______________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________ Problem 2: Community Problem __________________________________________ Solutions: 1.______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________ Processing Questions: 1. Were you able to easily identify the solution/s to the problems you have listed? Why or why not? 2. How did you feel as your family members helped you find solutions to your identified problems? 3. Who do you think are the people who will help you solve your identified problems? Remember: Life itself is all about solving problems. All of us have our own daily struggles which help us learn from our experiences, make us grow and become wiser and stronger and shape us to be the better version of ourselves. Family and community problems can also affect us. Thus, it is important that we try to solve these problems because in the long run it will affect us as an individual. Once you have identified your problem, you need to find ways on how these can be resolved. Problems become more difficult if you think that you have tried everything and all the strategies, but the problem remains unsolved. Remember, there are people whom you can ask help to find the best possible solution to your problems- your parents/ guardian, other family members, friends, and significant adults like your teachers.
