personal development

1. Module 6
RELATIONSHIPS

2. Objectives:
At the end of this module, the
learners will be able to:
1. discuss an understanding of
teenage relationships, including the
acceptable and unacceptable
expressions of attractions,
2. express their ways of showing
attraction, love, and commitment;
and
3. identify ways to become
responsible in a relationship.

3.  Connect! From stress to someone
who cares ( Power of Two song)
 Ask weather are they ready?
 Activity:
 STATEMENTS ON RELATIONSHIPS

4. ALAM BA
NEWS?
BARANGGAYA
N NG PUROK
True AT KALYE
False.

5. FALSE, NOT
ALL.
1. It is important
to work on
communicating
ALL our feelings in
relationships.

7. TRUE, we can’t give
what we don’t have.
2. To love
someone, we
must love our
self first.

9. TRUE, feelings before facts!
3. Trying to understand
where other people are
coming from rather
than judging them
helps us build and
maintain relationships.

11. FALSE, give and
take.
4. Having a good
relationship does not
contribute anything
to us having good
health.

13. TRUE
5. When people listen
deeply and let us know
that they recognize the
feeling behind our
words, more likely than
not, our relationship is
doing good.

15. TRUE
6. In our
relationships, it is vital
that we practice
forgiveness when a
loved one has hurt us.

17. FALSE
7. Our loved
ones cannot
help us when we
deal with stress.

19. TRUE
8. Using positive
methods to resolve
conflict will more likely
help us maintain good
relationships.

21. FALSE
Expressing
gratitude to our
friends and family
help us maintain
good relationships.

23. FALSE
Significant differences
in core values and
beliefs never create a
problem in
relationships.

25. TRUE
11. We are happy in our
relationships when our
loved ones stay
connected by spending
time with us and letting
us know that they love
us.

27. TRUE
12. Excessive
reliance on social
media can be a
cause of tension
in relationships.

29. FALSE
13.Relationships
are static; they are
unchangeable.

31. TRUE
14. Being
compassionate,
forgiving and
grateful contribute
to healthy

33. TRUE
15. To fully enjoy and
benefit from
relationships we need
skills, information,
inspiration, practice, and
social support.

35. Reading: WHY PERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS ARE IMPORTANT
 Healthy relationships are a vital
component of health and well
being. There is compelling
evidence that strong relationships
contribute to a long, healthy, and
happy life. Conversely, the health
risks from being alone or isolated
in one's life are comparable to the
risks associated with cigarette
smoking, blood pressure, and
obesity.

36. Research shows that healthy
relationships can help you:
BE
HEALTHIER
Feel richer.

37. Affair
s
Sexual Issues
Life stages
Traumatic
Stress Work/ Health/
Financial/ Infertility
Bored
Jealous
infidelity
cheating
/ ‘outgrown’/ ‘changed’
'blended' family issues
THE MOST COMMON
RELATIONSHIP
PROBLEM

38. physical
abuse
violence, which
includes verbal
RELATIONSHI
P
should not have got married
in the first place
Lack of responsibility
finances, children, health
Unrealistic Expectations
Addictions
Social media
Lack of support
Manipulation

39. MOST COMMON
RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS
Affairs / infidelity / cheating

41. The end