HOMEROOM

GUIDANCE
Q1-M3
 YOU RULE:
Respect, Understand,
and Listen to
Everyone
Examine yourself and enumerate
your 5 behaviors that show
respect to others and 5 behaviors
that you think can be considered
as discrimination to other people.
Examine yourself and enumerate
your behaviors that show respect
to others and behaviors that you
think can be considered as
discrimination to other people.
 Why do we respect people?

Why do we discriminate others?

 Respect A social skill that
-is a positive feeling or considers the
deferential action shown unique
towards someone or characteristics of
something considered others and the
important or held in high sensitivity to
esteem or regard. It conveys a
appreciate them.
sense of admiration for good
or valuable qualities.
 Ways to demonstrate Respect:
1. Respect yourself first-
2. Be on the lookout when your
prejudice strikes-
 Ways to demonstrate Respect:
3. Remember that they are also like you as a
person-
4. Look at the positive side of the person-
5. Always try to be the bigger person-
 Discrimination
-is treating a person badly or unfairly on
account of a personal characteristic, such as
national, ethnic, or social origin, gender,
language, religion, disability or sexual
orientation.
 Anti-Discrimination Act of 2014

AN ACT PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION based on

ETHNICITY, RACE, RELIGION OR BELIEF, POLITICAL
INCLINATION, SOCIAL CLASS, SEX, GENDER, SEXUAL
ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY, GENDER EXPRESSION,
CIVIL STATUS, HIV STATUS AND OTHER MEDICAL
CONDITION AND PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREFORE
-Discrimination: There was no national statute
barring discrimination on the grounds of sexual
orientation or gender identity. More than 20 local
governments, including the country’s largest cities
of Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, and Davao City,
have antidiscrimination ordinances to protect
LGBTQI+ persons. NGOs reported incidents of
discrimination and abuse against LGBTQI+
persons, including in employment,
education, health care, housing, and
-Identify as LGBTQIA+. This
means we may be lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender, queer,
questioning, intersex, or asexual.
Or we may define our gender and
sexuality in other ways.
-PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The law provides for equal access for persons with
disabilities to all public buildings and
establishments and education. In April, a law on
inclusive education was passed requiring all cities
and municipalities to establish at least one
inclusive learning center to organize special
education programs for persons with disabilities.
-OTHER SOCIETAL VIOLENCE OR
DISCRIMINATION
The law prohibits discrimination against persons
with HIV or AIDS, including in access to basic
health and social services. Nevertheless, there was
evidence of discrimination against HIV or AIDS
patients in the government’s provision of health
care, housing, employment, and insurance
services. Men who have sex with men were
banned indefinitely from donating blood.
 Activity
Draw a symbol that can serve as
a reminder to always respect
people no matter who they are and
where they come from. Do this on
a short bond paper.