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UTS Module 2 (Lesson 1-3)
UTS Module 2 (Lesson 1-3)
BITANG BEED 1B
MODULE 2
UNPACKING THE SELF:
Physical, Sexual, Material, Political, Digital and Spiritual Self
Introductory Activity 1
Instruction: Draw or paste a picture of the person who you think is beautiful or handsome.
Write your reason below your drawing/photo as to why you think they are the beautiful or
handsome.
3. If you are given time, money and resources, what part of your body do you wish to
change?
Answer the following questions. Write your answers in the given space.
1. How does the socially constructed concept of beauty affects an individual both in
negative and positive sense?
We live in a world where appearances are constantly being monitored. Where women and
girls are always trying to achieve what the world thinks they should look like, and will go
through many different processes to achieve that. Beauty is defined as a combination of
qualities, such as shape, color, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the
sight. But when we think about someone beautiful, the majority of us all have the same
idea. Beauty is no longer in the eye of the beholder. It is in the hands of the fashion
industry, being twisted, molded, and changed every couple of days.
Society has recognized people like the Kardashians, Beyonce, and Loren Conrad as the
definition of beauty. What we don’t understand, is the effect that this attitude has on the
other people in the world. The pressure of these standards can lead to low self- esteem,
lack of confidence, mental, and health diseases. Technology alters the perception of beauty
and advertises false hope. When people compare themselves to other people with more
“likes,” insecurities occur.
Beauty doesn’t just affect the way people view themselves. It can affect whether you get a
job, and how far you go in life. In our current times, people try to make it seem like “true
beauty” is optional. However, that is not the case. People do have to conform the “beauty
ideas” or they will not be accepted by society. If someone is outcasted from society because
of the way they look, it leads back to the self- esteem issues.
Lesson 2: Sexual Self and Gender and Diversity
Introductory Activity 2
Instruction: Write down all the words that you can think of when you hear the words
“Sexual Self”. You can freely write in the space below; don’t worry the words you share
here will not be shared with anyone else.
Reflective Questions: Answer the following debriefing questions. Write your answers on
the space provided.
1. Explain the phrase, “Humans are Sexual Beings”.
Humans are sexual beings. Some of us are oriented toward the opposite gender, others
toward our own gender, and many more to both genders. As well, gender itself is more
than just the binary male/female we've tended to consider. Human sexuality is the way
people experience and express themselves sexually. This involves biological, erotic,
physical, emotional, social, or spiritual feelings and behaviors.
2. Why do you think are majority of the youth interested in the topic about sex?
Because that's the age where they start to notice changes in their bodies, and they have
this constant flow of information around them, it's normal that they want to know more
and more, what's real and what isn't. Before puberty, children hear a lot of vague
information about sex but no specifics. As a result, they know it is very important but
they don’t have all the information. This makes them curious.
APPLICATION
Name: Roshell Kaye P. Bitang Course, Year & Section: BEED 1B
Instruction: In this activity, pictures of famous individuals is shown. You will be asked to
provide their specific Genderbread components. For the last item, you will be providing
your own Genderbread component and provide a short phrase about your understanding
of the lesson.
1. Jake Zyrus
Gender Identity Man
Gender Expression Masculine
Biological Sex Female
Sexual Orientation Homosexual/Lesbian
2. Boy Abunda
3. Mark Bautista
4. Kathryn Bernardo
Gender Identity Woman
Gender Expression Feminine
Biological Sex Female
Sexual Orientation Heterosexual
Briefly answer the question: What is your most significant learning on this lesson?
It helps me to identify the differences between each component of Gender Bread.
Answer the following questions. Refer to the previous activity in answering the
questions.
1. From your list, identify the items you need and want.
2. How did you feel after purchasing these items based on your needs and wants?
I feel happy and contented because those are the things we need in life.
Application:
Name: Roshell Kaye P. Bitang Course, Year & Section: BEED 1B
Directions: Answer the following questions honestly. Write your answers in the space
provided
1. How do you think did your family and relatives influence in your development
of the self?
Well, a family pretty gives me physical, emotional, spiritual and mental support in
my development from childhood until adulthood. Well, this applies for everyone no
matter how messed up it is. It influences my character regardless of external
factors like friends. From my family I learn how to deal with different kinds of
people as each family has a different character which needs to coped with. From
my parents I learn how to handle a relationship with a spouse since they conduct
well with each other. From my siblings I learn leadership because as a first born I
face difficulties in controlling a few hard headed kids.
2. What social pressure do you think has affected the development of your “self”?