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What is the name of the module that this document is about?
What is the name of the module that this document is about?
Freedom
Which of the following is TRUE about the meaning of "freedom?"
Which of the following is TRUE about the meaning of "freedom?"
Animals, unlike humans, experience the world in the same way due to their instinctive nature.
Animals, unlike humans, experience the world in the same way due to their instinctive nature.
True
What is an example of a way someone may exercise their freedom responsibly?
What is an example of a way someone may exercise their freedom responsibly?
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Which of the following scenarios demonstrates an irresponsible use of freedom?
Which of the following scenarios demonstrates an irresponsible use of freedom?
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Match the following types of freedom with their corresponding descriptions.
Match the following types of freedom with their corresponding descriptions.
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What is the most important indication of human freedom?
What is the most important indication of human freedom?
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What is the difference between physical freedom and psychological freedom?
What is the difference between physical freedom and psychological freedom?
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Which of the following best describes moral freedom?
Which of the following best describes moral freedom?
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Human freedom should be exercised with only a recognition of reasonable limits, but not necessarily with a regard for knowledge and truth.
Human freedom should be exercised with only a recognition of reasonable limits, but not necessarily with a regard for knowledge and truth.
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What are the two elements that define freedom?
What are the two elements that define freedom?
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Which of the following situations BEST demonstrates a responsible use of freedom?
Which of the following situations BEST demonstrates a responsible use of freedom?
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What is the key to exercising our freedom responsibly?
What is the key to exercising our freedom responsibly?
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Study Notes
Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person - Quarter 2 - Module 1: Freedom
- This module explores freedom, its relation to human rights, society, politics, and morality.
- It discusses free will, free action, and how these concepts define human freedom and experience.
- Students are encouraged to effectively and responsibly exercise their freedom by identifying examples.
- The module focuses on understanding how individuals form, and are formed by societal structures and how this relates to individual freedom.
Most Essential Learning Competency
- Evaluate and exercise prudence in choices.
- Realize that choices have consequences.
- Some things are given up while others are obtained in making choices.
- Show situations that demonstrate freedom of choice and the consequences of their choices.
What I Need to Know
- The module discusses freedom's relation to human rights, society, politics, and morality.
- It delves into free will, free action, and how these concepts define human freedom.
What I Know
- A section for students to identify specific terms relating to freedom.
- A list of vocabulary words with definitions and/or descriptions, including freedom of others, physical freedom, freedom, voluntariness, psychological freedom, self-reflection, moral freedom, control, truth, and responsibility.
What's In
- A word web activity where students brainstorm and connect ideas around the concept of freedom.
What's New
- Explores defining freedom.
- Highlights the difference between human and animal actions in terms of freedom.
What Is It
- Explains what freedom is as an intrinsic property of a human person.
- Differentiates human actions from instinctive animal actions.
- Describes the importance of choices, and their effects.
What's More
- Independent practice activities.
- Emphasizing freedom of choice and the consequences of choices in different situations.
What I Have Learned
- A set of questions to guide students' reflective learning.
- Summarizing the key concepts learned about freedom.
What I Can Do
- Activities to further develop students' understanding of freedom.
- Examples of scenarios prompting students to analyze situations and recommend how people can use their freedom responsibly.
- A concept web where students connect related words and ideas.
Assessment
- Analyzing given situations and evaluating the responsible use of freedom.
Answer Key
- Correct answers to the activities in the module.
References
- Listing the books and online sources used to create the module. This is a bibliography.
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Description
This quiz explores the various meanings and implications of freedom. It delves into how animals and humans perceive freedom, examples of responsible and irresponsible uses of freedom, and types of freedom identified in philosophical discourse.
