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The document provides instructions and guidelines for a career guidance program module involving a self-portrait bag activity and assignment. Learners are instructed to decorate a paper bag, find objects to put inside to represent themselves, and participate in a peer sharing activity to discuss what their bag reveals about them. The assignment involves creating a dream collage, listening to a song about achieving one's dreams, and writing a journal entry reflecting on their dreams, traits, and goals.
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- 1. EMBARKING ON A JOURNEY OF SELF-AWARENESS Module 1 CAREER GUIDANCE PROGRAM
- 2. SELF-PORTRAIT BAG Materials • brown paper bag (other materials such as plastic bag, bayong or small sized carton box can be used as an alternative as long as the learners can insert or place things inside) • scissors (or any cutting tool) • paste or glue • used magazines or newspaper • watercolor, crayons, or colored pencils • paint brush, pencils, ballpoint pens, or markers • art paper, colored paper, or cartolina paper
- 3. 1. DECORATE YOUR PAPER BAG 2. Find objects
- 4. 3. PEER SHARING • How does the outside part of my bag show who I am? • How do the objects I put inside my bag show who I am? • How does my finished Self-Portrait bag show who I am?
- 5. GUIDELINES FOR PEER SHARING • This sharing is not a place for discussion or debate, for speeches, for convincing others to believe in our point of view, to impose our favorite ideas upon others, to solve others’ problems, or to rescue her/him from them.
- 6. • ALWAYS REMEMBER THE VALUES OF COURTESY AND RESPECT. • Confidentiality is important. No one should share with other groups what their group mates shared within their group.
- 7. • ONE SHARER / SPEAKER AT A TIME. LISTEN ATTENTIVELY TO THE SHARERS / SPEAKERS.
- 8. ASSIGNMENT 1. Dream Collage 2. Listen to Apl.De.Ap’s song “We Can Be Anything”
- 9. 3. JOURNAL ENTRY #1 • To guide you on what to write or draw on your diary, here are several guide questions: a) What were the traits and characteristics of yourself that you have discovered after constructing the dream collage? b) After creating your dream collage, tell us more about the things you put in it. c) What can you do now to make your dreams come true?
- 10. WE CAN BE ANYTHING BY APL.DE.AP You can be a DOCTOR You can be a GOVERNOR You can be a PROFESSOR You can be a LEADER All you gotta do is dream You can be anything Get your education Change your situation 'Coz if I can do it Then you can do it And together we can push it up the mountain (DO IT!)
- 11. If I can get it, Then you can get it And together we can live it 'Coz there is no limit! (yeah!) You can be a HERO Don't be a ZERO You can live the big things You can do the big things Get your GRADUATION Earn your OCCUPATION 'Coz if I can do it, Then you can do it And together we can push it up the mountain (DO IT!)
- 12. If I can get it, Then you can get it And together we can live it 'Coz there is no limit! (yeah! ) *Mga kababayan ko magsamahan tayo (2x) RAP: I know I can I know you can Let's get together and make a plan You'll get better like cannon head Help each other out, understand All of us together inside this land Working together that's the master plan If you believe say, YES I CAN! (2x)
- 13. You can be a HERO You can be a LEADER You can be a HERO You can be a LEADER 'Coz if I can do it Then you can do it And together we can push it up the mountain (DO IT!) If I can get it, Then you can get it And together we can live it 'Coz there is no limit! (yeah!)