Carbonell, Justine Kate P.

2 BSBA - Marketing Management

I. Construct a Personal Development Plan

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What are 2-3 good things What are 2-3 things about What are 2-3 things bout
about my life today that I my life today that did not my life that I did not do
should continue doing? help that I need to stop that I must start doing?
doing?

1. Active listening in 1. Procrastinating on 1. Volunteer in

relationships - it important tasks - community
enhances better to increase programs for
communication productivity and abandoned or stray
and avoids achieve goals animals.
miscommunicatio efficiently.
n that leads to
hurting another
person.

2. Pursuing hobbies - 2. Negative self-talk and 2. Establish a consistent

it brings me joy self-doubt - to boost reading habit.
and relaxation. self-confidence and
maintain a positive
mindset.

II. Design a Reform Program for the Academe

Education, something Jose Rizal believed was a potent weapon against poverty and a
vehicle for nationalism, remains a driving force in our quest for a prosperous and
united Philippines. I would like to discuss two crucial reform proposals for our
academe: modernizing the curriculum and enhancing teacher training and support.
Modernizing the Curriculum:
To address poverty and nurture nationalism, modernizing the curriculum is necessary.
The subject matter must be updated to align with contemporary issues. Our
curriculum should not merely be a repository of historical facts and traditional
knowledge, but a dynamic tool that equips students with the ability to understand and
engage with the complexities of the modern world. It should encompass subjects
related to climate change, digital literacy, global citizenship, and ethical
decision-making.
Fostering critical thinking is paramount. Students need to develop the skills to
analyze, evaluate, and create solutions for real-world problems. A curriculum that
promotes critical thinking will produce graduates who are not just well-informed but
also capable of addressing societal challenges, including poverty.

Enhancing Teacher Training and Support:

Teachers are the cornerstone of any education system. Their competence, motivation,
and dedication greatly influence the quality of education. Enhancing teacher training
and support is vital, and this reform includes the following key elements:
First, it's crucial to have thorough teacher training programs. These programs should
not only focus on teaching methods but also on instilling the knowledge and values
that can make students feel proud of their heritage and encourage them to make
society better. Teachers should be well-prepared to inspire their students.
Second, we should make sure that teachers have opportunities for ongoing learning
and growth. In a world that's always changing, teachers need ways to keep their
knowledge and teaching skills up-to-date. This is important for them to remain
effective in their roles and to prepare students for the challenges of the future.
Lastly, fair compensation for teachers is a fundamental part of supporting them.
Providing good pay and benefits not only attracts talented individuals to the teaching
profession but also allows them to focus on their mission without the worry of
financial problems. Recognizing the immense value of teachers in shaping the nation's
future is a crucial step in bringing about educational reform.
Jose Rizal's belief in the power of education to reduce poverty and instill nationalism
is as relevant today as ever. By updating the curriculum and supporting teachers, we
can make significant progress in realizing this vision. These changes are vital and
urgent, as they equip our youth with the skills, knowledge, and values needed for a
stronger, more united, and less impoverished nation. Embracing these reforms is our
responsibility in shaping a brighter future for the Philippines through education.