This document discusses making right and wrong decisions and describes some key points to consider. It introduces the topic of self-awareness and its importance in making sound judgments. Some indicators of right decisions include having considered facts, weighing pros and cons, consulting others, taking responsibility for outcomes, and recognizing ongoing personal development. Readers are prompted to reflect on how they describe themselves after committing to right or wrong decisions.

1. ME AND MY
DECISIONS
Homeroom Guidance: Quarter 1- Module 4

2. Learning Objectives
1. Describe what makes a
right and a wrong
decision or action
2. Demonstrate awareness on
the indicators of committing
right and wrong decisions
3. Appreciate appropriate
response in dealing with
right or wrong decisions

3. Part 1:
Introduction

4. Myself, Deciding
Right and Wrong
How do you describe yourself
when you have committed a
right decision? How about if
you have committed a wrong
decision?

5. Keep in Mind

6. Keep in Mind
Competence and Quality in
Real-Life Decision Making
by: Martin Geisler & Carl Martin
(November 6, 2015)
Researchers established that self-
awareness or our ability to self-
monitor is associated with our
capacity to make sound judgment.

7. When do you know if you are about to commit a right or wrong decision?
Any
decision-
making
process
should come
with facts
Weigh
the pros
and
cons
Consult
people if
you must
Own
whatever
decisions
you make
Remember
that you are
a work in
progress

8. You Can Do It

9. What I Have
Learned

10. Share Your Thoughts
and Feelings