This document outlines a personal development curriculum for high school students divided into four quarters. The first quarter focuses on understanding oneself, developmental stages in adolescence, and challenges faced. The second quarter covers coping with stress, mental health, emotional intelligence. The third quarter is about building and maintaining relationships, personal relationships, and family structures. The fourth quarter is dedicated to career development, different career pathways, and insights gained from personal development. Students will be divided into 14 groups to creatively present content from the four quarters through dramatization and relate it to competencies.
This document outlines a personal development curriculum for high school students divided into four quarters. The first quarter focuses on understanding oneself, developmental stages in adolescence, and challenges faced. The second quarter covers coping with stress, mental health, emotional intelligence. The third quarter is about building and maintaining relationships, personal relationships, and family structures. The fourth quarter is dedicated to career development, different career pathways, and insights gained from personal development. Students will be divided into 14 groups to creatively present content from the four quarters through dramatization and relate it to competencies.
This document outlines a personal development curriculum for high school students divided into four quarters. The first quarter focuses on understanding oneself, developmental stages in adolescence, and challenges faced. The second quarter covers coping with stress, mental health, emotional intelligence. The third quarter is about building and maintaining relationships, personal relationships, and family structures. The fourth quarter is dedicated to career development, different career pathways, and insights gained from personal development. Students will be divided into 14 groups to creatively present content from the four quarters through dramatization and relate it to competencies.
DEVELOPMENT RMTOT IN DEPED S High schoolS enior tudents
*Be aware of the
Developmental stage they are in*
Understand themselves better
Understand the significant people around them
Towards making important
career decisions as adolescents Four Quarters in Personal Development Quarter 1 : Personal Development 1. Know oneself 2. Developing the whole person 3. Developmental stages in middle and late adolescence 4. Challenges in middle and late adolescence Four Quarters in Personal Development Quarter 2: Aspects of Personal Development 1. Coping with Stress in Middle and Late Adolescence 2. The Powers of the Mind 3. Mental Health and Well-being in Middle and Late Adolescence 4. Emotional Intelligence Four Quarters in Personal Development Quarter 3: Building and Maintaining Relationships 1. Personal Relationships 2. Social Relationships in Middle and Late Adolescence 3. Family Structures and Legacies Four Quarters in Personal Development Quarter 4: Career Development 1. Persons and Careers 2. Career Pathways 3. Insights into One’s Personal Development Personal Dev. 14 groups – equivalent to 14 topics in the content of the four quarters of Personal dev. Each group will make a creative presentation using their own strategies and creativities to present the content by tying together the content standard, the performance standard and the suitable competencies.. Example: Content – Knowing oneself Content Standard – Understand oneself during middle and late adolescence Performance standard – conduct self exploration Strategies – Dramatization of SWOT analysis in application to self Dramatization: Four people will represent as Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats. These four will converse to One person who use the four to represent himself Competencies- After the activities, the class will process to examine if the following competencies have been reached: Explain that knowing oneself can make a person accept his/her strengths and limitations and dealing with others better Share his/her unique characteristics, habits and experiences