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Modern Summary Report
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Prepared by: Leonardo S. Lamonte Jr.

QUALITY FRIENDSHIP
Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson the student should be able to:

a. Identify factors that contribute to positive relationships with

peers, including:
• Choices and responsibilities
• Appreciating diversity
• Peer pressure
• Changing relationships
• Male/female relationships
What is Quality Friendship?
• Quality friendship - is a bond built on trust, mutual support,
understanding, and genuine care for each other. It involves open and
honest communication, respect for boundaries, empathy, and non-
judgmental attitudes.

• In a quality friendship, both individuals contribute positively to each

other's lives, offer emotional support, and enjoy spending time together.
It is a relationship where both parties feel comfortable being themselves
and can rely on each other through both good times and difficult
moments.
Strong relationships have certain
qualities
• Common interests
• Loyalty
• Empathy
• Dependability
• Reciprocity
• Forgiveness
• Caring
Keeping friendships strong
• Make time for each other
• Be honest
• Trustworthy
• Always working to make it
better
Choices and Responsibilities
What is Choices?
Choices -are the decisions we make
every day that shape our lives,
determine our outcomes, and
influence the paths we take.
 Types of choices
• Personal choices-Those that affect our individual lives, such as career
choices, lifestyle choices, and personal relationships.

• Ethical choices- Choices based on moral principles and values, which

impact our integrity and relationships with others.

• Social choices- Choices that impact society, such as political

engagement, community involvement, and environmental actions.
What is Responsibilities?
Responsibilities- are the obligations and
duties we have towards ourselves, others,
and society to ensure the exercise of our
rights does not infringe upon the rights of
others.
Responsibilities of an individual
• Taking ownership of one's decisions and actions.
• Honoring commitments and fulfilling obligations.
• Practicing self-discipline and accountability.
• Contributing positively to relationships and communities
• Engaging in lifelong learning and personal development.
Responsibilities towards others
• Respecting the rights and dignity of others.
• Cultivating empathy, compassion, and understanding.
• Building and maintaining healthy relationships.
• Supporting others in times of need.
• Participating in collective efforts for social justice and
equality.
Responsibilities towards society
• Being an informed and active citizen.
• Exercising the right to vote and participate in democratic
processes.
• Promoting social, economic, and environmental sustainability.
• Giving back to the community through volunteering and
philanthropy.
• Advocating for positive change and social causes.
Appreciating Diversity
Diversity- refers to the array of human
differences, including but not limited to
race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation,
age, socioeconomic status, physical abilities,
religious beliefs, and cultural backgrounds.
Importance of diversity
• Enhances creativity and innovation.
• Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving.
• Enriches perspectives and fosters empathy.
• Increases organizational adaptability and
competitiveness.
• Builds a more inclusive and harmonious society.
Building inclusive communities
• Encourage community involvement and
volunteering.
• Support diversity initiatives in schools, colleges,
and local organizations.
• Foster partnerships with diverse community
groups.
• Celebrate diversity through cultural events and
festivals.
Peer Pressure
What is Peer Pressure?
Peer pressure - refers to the influence exerted by
one's peers or social group to conform to certain
behaviors, beliefs, or values.

- It can manifest in both positive and negative

ways, influencing our decision-making and
actions.
Types of Peer Pressure

• Positive Peer Pressure - Encouraging positive

behaviors, healthy competition, and personal
growth.

• Negative Peer Pressure - Pressuring others to

engage in harmful or risky activities, or to
conform to negative behaviors.
Recognizing and Resisting Peer Pressure

• Be self-aware- Understand your values, beliefs, and

goals.
• Educate yourself- Stay informed about potential
risks and consequences.
• Assertiveness- Learn to say "no" politely but firmly
when faced with unwanted peer influence.
Changing Relationship
What is Changing Relationship?
A changing relationship-refers to
shifts in the dynamics, interactions,
or feelings between individuals over
time.
Types of Changing Relationships
• Romantic Relationship- Changes due to personal growth,
shifting priorities, or external factors.

• Friendships- Evolution over time, geographical distance, or

changing interests.

• Family Relationships- Changes with aging, life transitions,

or shifting dynamics.
Reasons for Changing Relationships
• Personal Growth- Individuals may evolve and have different
needs and aspirations.

• Life Transitions- Events such as moving, career changes, or

starting a family can impact relationships.

• External Factors- Environmental or cultural influences may

shift the dynamics of a relationship.
Male/Female Relationship
What is Male/Female relationship?
A male-female relationship- refers to a
connection between individuals identifying as
male and female.

- It encompasses various types of relationships,

such as friendships, romantic partnerships, and
professional collaborations.
Gender Differences
• Recognizing and appreciating gender differences is
essential for understanding male/female
relationships.

• Biological, psychological, and societal factors can

influence how we perceive and interact with each
other.
Equality and Respect
• Mutual respect is the foundation of any healthy
relationship.

• Promote gender equality in decision-making,

responsibility-sharing, and contributions.

• Challenge gender stereotypes and create an

environment of inclusivity and fairness.
Supporting Each Other's Goals
• Support each other's personal and professional aspirations.

• Encourage growth, motivate one another, and provide a

safe space to discuss ambitions.

• Recognize the importance of individual dreams and

navigate how they can weave together.
Once in a lifetime you meet
someone who changes
everything .
THANK YOU