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g9 Psychosocial Support Edited
g9 Psychosocial Support Edited
g9 Psychosocial Support Edited
STUDENTS!
GRADE IX
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PSYCHOSOCIAL
SUPPORT ACTIVITY
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Are you ready?
Here are the things you need to know
about Psychosocial support.
Let’s get started!
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INTRODUCTION
● The conduct of psychosocial support activities for learners is in line with the pilot
implementation of limited face-to-face learning modality. This packet is designed to
bridge healthy socio-emotional wellbeing (achieved through offering psychosocial
support) to academic performance, and hence can be used beyond the timeline for
pilot implementation of limited face-to-face learning modality.
● The transition to face-to-face classes presents learners with new stressors and
challenges. Their arrival may come with an adjustment to the school environment,
learning modality, and additional safety protocols, as well as a mix of pleasant and
difficult feelings. Hence, the provision of psychosocial support (PSS) is imperative in
protecting the learners’ socioemotional well-being and developing their coping skills
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to key psychosocial skills which are summarized in the table below. These concepts are further
defined in the succeeding section.
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Emotional safety
I AM able to acknowledge and express my
feelings. Self-awareness
Self-expression
Definition of Terms
A. Psychosocial Well-being pertains to an individual’s mental, emotional, and social functioning that
influences his or her ability to manage the demands of daily life, cope with stressors, and achieve his or
her full potential. In the PSAP and evaluation tool, psychosocial well-being encompasses seven (7) key
skills:
• Emotional Safety pertains to the feeling of security and freedom from apprehension. In the
classroom, this builds trust and creates an environment where self-reflection and self-expression
become possible
• Self-awareness refers to self-focused attention or knowledge. In psychosocial support, the ability to
recognize different emotions felt in a single experience serves as a building block for gaining more
complex skills.
• Self-expression is the process of identifying feelings and sharing these both verbally and non-
verbally, in the presence of caring others who are attentive to the learner.
• Self-regulation is the ability to manage one’s emotions. Since the mind and body are
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interconnected, this skill is key to achieving a sense of equilibrium mentally, physically, and
emotionally.
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Definition of Terms
genuine concern for the learner and is facilitated by listening to others’ stories.
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B. Adjustment is defined by the American Psychological Association as a change in behavior and/or attitude
resulting from a recognized need or desire to adapt to particular environmental conditions.
C. Psychosocial Adjustment to the Face-to-Face Learning Modality refers to learners’ general attitude
about returning to face-to-face classes. This encompasses affect and motivation, as well as perceived
physical safety with regard to COVID-19. The learner’s attitude towards going back to school influences their
overall psychosocial well-being—and vice versa.
• Affect pertains to the experience of emotion or feeling. Depending on the learner’s developmental
level, they may express a single or multiple feelings about school reopening. As children get older,
they become more capable in recognizing mixed emotions and develop a deeper vocabulary for
feelings.
• Motivation is a force that gives purpose to, directs and sustains behavior.
• Self-agency refers to the individual capability to influence one’s functioning and events in the
environment through action. When learners feel that they have self-agency over their physical safety,
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they experience a sense of control about keeping themselves healthy and free from sickness as they
attend school and spend time with people outside the home.
HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY?
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For a safe and friendly time
want to use it
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I AM
able to acknowledge and express
my feelings.
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Cloud Relaxation Activity
I AM able to acknowledge and express my feelings. (Safety, Self-awareness,
Self-expression)
DIRECTIONS
DIRECTIONS
DIRECTIONS
6. Now your lower body feels very relaxed,
and you can see the beautiful cloud wrapped
around your waist, helping you feel more and
more relaxed.
DIRECTIONS
11. And now you are very relaxed. From
the tips of your toes, and the tips of your
fingers, all the way to the top of your head.
Processing Questions/Sharing :
want to use it
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I HAVE
capacity to regulate my emotions and find solutions to
challenges.
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BAG OF FEELINGS
I HAVE the capacity to regulate my emotions and find solutions to challenges. (Self-
Regulation, Problem Solving)
DIRECTIONS:
want to use it
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I CAN
do my best in school, develop healthy relationships
with my peers, and imagine a bright future for myself.
.
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IF I COULD CHANGE THE WORLD
I CAN do my best in school, develop healthy relationships with my peers,
and imagine a bright future for myself.
DIRECTIONS:
• Tell learners to pretend they are a
magician who can do anything he or she
wants.
• Ask the magicians the question: What would you
do to change the world and make it a better place?
(This can be one, two or however many things. But
even one will suffice.)
• Write down their names and responses on the board.
Once everyone has shared, ask the learners how
they would go about making the changes they wish to
see.
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IF I COULD CHANGE THE WORLD
I CAN do my best in school, develop healthy relationships with my peers,
and imagine a bright future for myself.
Processing Questions/Sharing :