HOMEROOM

GUIDANCE
QUARTER 3 – Part 2
FTLH 12-B
OBJECTIVES
After going through this lesson, you are expected to:
1. identify positive ways on resolving issues that involve
oneself and others;
2. appreciate good opportunities despite challenges
and trials; and
3. demonstrate problem-solving skills based on
systematic analysis of the
situation.
LIVE POSITIVELY
Processing Questions:
1. What do you think is the picture
telling us?

2. How do you view the challenges and

strife that you experience in life?

3. Why do you think it is important to

look on the brighter side of life? How
can you stay positive despite the new
normal situation brought by COVID-19?
 Get a sheet of yellow paper. Read the following statements and
tick how often you can relate to it. Check the interpretation of
the scores later when your done.
STATEMENTS NEVER (1) SOMETIMES (2) ALWAYS (3) SCORE
1. I am confident with myself.
2. I appreciate what I have and
never compare myself with others.
3. I set positive outlook in every
situation.
4. I am open minded.
5. I drop the resentment within.
6. I live in the moment.
7. I avoid overanalyzing.
8. I stop worrying about the future.
 Living a Positive Life
Life is too short to just dwell on negativities around us.
Realistically speaking, we are never immune to imperfect conditions
around us. From time to time, we will surely experience hassles,
difficulties and challenges that will test our patience, tenacity, and faith.

Instead of fretting and blaming yourself and others about the

dire situation you are into, try to be clear-headed in confronting the
problem, composed and optimistic that you will come up of the best
possible solution that will help you rise above the situation.
 To help you become more optimistic in life, try to
always do the following tips, whenever you see yourself
in negative life situation:

SEEK THE SEE THE

COUNT
SUPPORT OF POSITIVE IN
YOUR
POSITIVE EVERY
BLESSINGS
PEOPLE SITUATION

AVOID OVER- BE
ANALYZING PROACTIVE
 Problem-Solving Based on Systematic Analysis

A problem is an unsatisfactory situation which causes

difficulty to an individual and needs to be corrected. The
problem starts to exist when the reality does not match
what you expect to happen. The first thing to do in
solving a problem is to clarify what is really the problem.
When you already have a clear picture, you may then
identify its root causes.
 Problem-Solving Based on Systematic Analysis

Prioritize the main root causes of your problem, then

develop an action plan targeting on how to resolve each. Execute
this plan and see how it will help you to solve the dilemma or at
least make the situation a little bit better.

Being objective and methodical in dealing with life

problems will help you not to decide haphazardly into matters that
might impact your life and your future adversely. Combining your
positive views in life and your logical approach in problem-solving
will give you a greater edge to solve any problems or surpass any
challenges that life may throw at you.
 ACTIVITY TIME!

Show how much you have learned from this lesson by

copying this 3-2-1 Table below and fill it out with your
responses in a yellow paper sheet:
3 things I learned from 2 reasons why being 1 thing I still want to
this lesson positive is important explore