Commission on Higher Education

Region VIII
SAMAR COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES
City of Catbalogan

NAME : APRIL RONA A. CASTILLO

COURSE : MAED-EM
SUBJECT : EM 210 (7:30-10:30 Saturday)
INSTRUCTOR : EVANGELINE L. PIMENTEL, PhD
SEMESTER : 2ND SEMESTER
S. Y. : 2021-2022
QUIZ # 1

IN

VALUES EDUCATION

Questions:

Direction: Discuss briefly:

(5 points each)

1. Values Education is the responsibility of us all.

ANSWER:
Values education makes us aware of the consequences of our
actions on the planet and instils in us a respect for nature. We need to
minimize health risks by encouraging the right attitudes and tackling health
education from a dynamic, personal and collective point of view. Values
education is the responsibility of us all to ensure that people can access
quality education. Therefore, the main responsibilities of educated people to
the society are contributing to the development of various spheres of the
society, imparting knowledge to the younger generation, and achieving
personal success in accordance with their own expectations.
The importance of Values Education is to teach universal values
like moral values, patience, honesty, etc., to the students. The purpose of
value education is the development of the personality of the student.
2. Do you agree that “anything legal is also ethical?
Justify your answer.
ANSWER:
Legal standards are based on written law, while ethical standards
are based on human rights and wrongs. Something can be legal but not
ethical. Legal standards are written by government officials, while ethical
standards are written by societal norms. The fact that something is legal
doesn't make it ethical. Breaking promises is generally legal, but is widely
thought of as unethical; Cheating on your husband or wife or boyfriend or
girlfriend is legal, but unethical, though the rule against it is perhaps more
honored in the breach. some issues that have both ethical and legal
components include: for example, Access to medical care. Informed
consent. Confidentiality and exceptions to confidentiality.

3. Why is there a need for a Moral Recovery Program in

the Philippines?
ANSWER:
There is a need for a moral recovery program in the
Philippines because nowadays people in the Philippines are not giving
importance on how to be a good citizen in our country, maybe values
education is not their priority to make it right. They decline on how to
be a good citizen; they make some illegal things just to follow in their
own but not prioritizing a good a citizen. the Moral Recovery Programs
will primarily aim to inculcate the following virtues for national
development: pride in being Filipino; caring and sharing; integrity and
accountability; self-reliance; good manners and right conduct which
shall also cover the value and habits of courtesy, discipline and
respect.

4. If you are to rank the first 5 of your own personal

values, which of these is your number1 and why?
ANSWER:
If I were rank of my own personal values, the number 1 is
determination. Determination I am committing to something and you
want to finish it. I am working hard and thinking. I value
 determination because it is important to work hard and have
determination when I cannot figure something out.

5. Godliness is NOT synonymous with being a religious.

Explain.
EXPLAIN:

Why is godliness not synonymous with being religious? The two

terms are relatively close, but have different emphases. The term “godly”
implies a respect for God, which is an attitude. “Religious” implies more
specifically adherence to some practice, which has more to do with
behavior. Godly is of or pertaining to a god while religious is concerning
religion.