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This document discusses self-discovery and identity in personal development, focusing on the complexities of adolescence, including physical and psychological changes. It covers body image, self-esteem, and developing a sense of individuality within a growing social scene and emotional maturity. The document also emphasizes the importance of independent decision-making and career exploration within this stage of life. Practical steps and reflection exercises for students are included.

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I’ve Got To Be Me - Self - Discovery and Identity Personal Development “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” Heraclitus of Ephesus, Philosopher WHO AM I? Let us get to know ourselves better. Do the...

I’ve Got To Be Me - Self - Discovery and Identity Personal Development “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” Heraclitus of Ephesus, Philosopher WHO AM I? Let us get to know ourselves better. Do the wheel activity page 11 Understanding the Middle and Late Adolescence - Between 15 - 21 y/o - Quest 01 for identity and individuality through 02 assertion of independence, exercise 03 of personal decisions. - Know oneself. CHANGES & TRANSITIONS: Physical Changes and Body Image 1. Physiological - physical changes btw 12 - 14 01 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur eleifend - secretion of hormones by the endocrine a diam quis suscipit. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora et nec torquent per conubia nostra. glands 02 Amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur eleifend a diam quis suscipit. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia - sexual nostra.maturation signaling reproductive readiness 03 How do I know, I am maturing? - The production of sex hormones will CHANGES & TRANSITIONS: Physical Changes and Body Image 2.01 Physical - major growth spurt - body mass increases; body hair; boy’s voice - peak of self-consciousness 03 CHANGES & TRANSITIONS: Physical Changes and Body Image 01 03 CHANGES & TRANSITIONS: Physical Changes and Body Image 3. Psychological - 01 recognizing changes - body image: “Do 02 look good?” - specific preferences 03 Helpful Tips: How to Deal with Body Issues 1. Prioritize health over beauty. 2. Get help for a healthy body, if necessary. 3. Avoid being critical of how you look. 4. Be yourself. Accept God-given gifts you have. 5. Look inside yourself and be your own inspiration. 6. Love yourself. 7. Appreciate your beauty and others’ beauty, inside and out. 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Fusce venenatis nunc ut influences. lectus convallis, sit amet egestas mi rutrum. Maecenas molestie - ultricies Exclusion euismod. Morbi of family a rutrum nisl. Vestibulum laoreet enim id sem fermentum, sed aliquam arcu dictum. Donec ultrices diam - Need for maturity sagittis nibh pellentesque eleifend. - Maturity & emotional stability: to deal with people and Social Interests, Emotional Stability, and Maturity Level Do page 17 Freedom and Independence - Conflicts with parents and authorities - Independence - - Maturity - “With power comes responsibility” Helpful Tips: How to Be Independent 1. Be responsible. - Learn to manage time and money. - Develop planning skills. 1. Know your limitations. 2. Remain respectful of adults and authorities. 3. Believe in yourself. Career Interests and Inclinations - Middle to late adolescence is a preparation for adult roles for career exploration - Know your interests or the things you enjoy TO BRING! Print your childhood photos, and the most recent ones. Refer to Page 20 for picture size reference. RECITATION/ REFLECTIVE SHARING! Focus on page 19 PART I. Activity Time - Tear pp 20 – 22 of your book - Staple the torn pages. - Do Page 20. Instruction on Page 19 Part II Letter A. - Reflecting on the page 20 output, work on pages 21-22. - To be submitted at the end of the period. Thank you!

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