8. revolledo, cecille togetherness as a focal point of values
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The document summarizes the value of togetherness. It describes an activity called SHARADE that the author conducted with students divided into two groups to demonstrate togetherness. It discusses how togetherness is a fundamental human value and that people prefer to engage in activities and share experiences with others rather than alone.
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8. revolledo, cecille togetherness as a focal point of values
- 2. The activity that I conducted was SHARADE. I divided the class into two groups to perform the task.The reason why I chose this activity, because it shows TOGETHERNESS.
- 3. Is fundamental value of our human existence and other values assert themselves within this value.
- 4. Many human activities manifest our need for togetherness or the value of togetherness.
- 6. Children prefer to play with other children rather than play alone.
- 9. The value of achievement and the joy accompanying it are doubled when shared with others.
- 10. The sorrow of a failure is diminished when it is shared with others.
- 11. A death of a beloved-it is as if everything in our world has lost its splendor.
- 12. The insight that togetherness is a value in itself brings home the point that our existence is not just a being-through-others but also a being-for-others.
- 13. Self-confidence is necessary for us to build our future. But self-confidence is not possible for us to attain without others having confidence in us.
- 15. There is the mode of being-for-others that is like the child’s constant drawing of the other’s attention; this is the most empty kind.
- 16. There is the mode of being-for-others that wants to be feared, overwhelming or even terrorizing others.
- 17. Withdrawal or isolation can also be another kind; the isolationist considers his withdrawal from others as a sign of greatness, that he does not need anyone.
- 18. Religion can also be used as a mode of being-with-others.
- 20. _____1. Is fundamental value of our human existence and other values assert themselves within this value. a. Existence b. Togetherness c. Happiness d. Activities
- 21. _____2.This mode of being-for-others is the most empty kind. a. Terrorizing others b. Withdrawal/Isolation c. Child’s Drawing d. Religion
- 22. _____3.They need the appreciation of others for her work of art. a. Scientist b. Isolationist c. Artist d. Children
- 23. _____4.They are prefer to play with other children rather than play alone. a. Children b. Adult c. Animals d. Cheldrin
- 24. _____5.We do not go to a ______ simply for the food and drinks. But for the sake of being together with others. a. Burial b. Fiesta c. School d. Feista