Values are defined as individual's beliefs about conduct that pursue truth, wisdom, and beauty. They are usually learned and upheld by groups, and must be willingly chosen, cherished, and repeatedly acted upon by individuals. The document then lists examples of values such as self-discipline, integrity, courage, respect, responsibility, nationalism, peace, self-reliance, love, excellence, and spirituality.

1. Values
are defined as individual’s beliefs about idea
conduct in the pursuit of truth, wisdom, and beauty.
Usually learned and are upheld important by groups
of people.
Must first be chosen willingly from a set of alternatives.
Then, they should be cherished by a person. Lastly,
they must be acted upon repeatedly by the individual.

3. Self- discipline  cleanliness, orderliness, fitness, health,
ecological harmony, orderly- conduct and self- control
Integrity  being true to oneself, truthfulness,
trustworthiness, sincerity, and honesty
Courage  assertiveness, positive attitude, spiritual strength
Respect care, concern, tolerance, consideration
Responsibility  commitment, accountability, reliability
Nationalism cultural  loyalty, patriotism, appreciation of
heritage, pride in one’s country

4. Peace prudence justice, fairness, harmony, serenity
Self-reliance trustworthiness, independence, industry,
resourcefulness, creativity
Love selflessness  service, kindness, friendliness,
brotherhood
Excellence  productivity, quality, perseverance
Spirituality  humility, realization of oneness with other
people and beings, purity, sensitiveness to religious values
Harmony  beauty and simplicity

6. Prepared By: Celeste S. Jardael
BEED-III