Hi Class,
Please answer the following:
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
Doc Raqui
Please answer the following:
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
Doc Raqui
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
ReplyDeleteOne of the greatest values that my parents inculcated in me is caring for the family. We have been raised to always care for each and every member of our family. Hence, growing up, I had these beliefs that ably providing for your family, keeping them safe and caring for them in every circumstances are a few of the significant roles of a parent. Having these in mind, my attitude towards the craft I am into, be it studying or working, is to always deliver what is expected of me so I may be able to reach my goal such as being promoted to a higher position which would also mean a bigger paycheck for me so I could ably provide for the needs of my family.
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
My values, beliefs and attitudes were greatly influenced by my immediate surroundings — my family. If I will be tracing it from Urie Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Theory, it can be said that my values, beliefs and attitudes were influenced and developed within my Microsystem.
2nd, Ecological Theory
ReplyDeletePlease answer the following:
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
Answer:
1. On my values, my family thought me to have proper posture on saying Po and Opo. The knowledge of paying attention to elderly that they must be higher to respect from any other people or a child must Mano po. Values Education means a lot to me that it distort from my surroundings depending on how we are raised up by our families and friends. On my Belief, or should I say principle is affected by my surroundings, that I can influence good beliefs in a way there are no people are in harm during my presence. Belief, it is my personality to accept the right and wrong decision in my life that my family and colleagues influences me and it depends upon what we really think of. And the last, Attitudes, my attitudes towards something depends upon my stimuli to react on a certain decision which sometimes I can’t really think on positive and negative side so I must seek help from others. But, I can stand on my own decision but on a lighter side I need to clear things out my belief, attitudes and values.
2. Trace my belief, values and attitudes from Ecological Theory.
My belief that human development is influenced by the different environmental system. The theory itself help us understand why we behave differently when we compare our behavior in the presence of our family and when we were at school and work. My values that as it emphasizes environmental factors as playing the major role to development and that ecological theory varies from culture to culture. My Attitude describes the life of an individual as well as socio-historical events in our life. My individuality seem that my act within somebody is within my own family that I speak more often at home and almost speak only to only I know. But, I am friendly to everyone it only depends to whom I see and talk to.
As I trace my Ecological Theory from belief, values and attitudes it only depends upon the culture and tradition of our family. We are somewhat on the social- conservative type of household. Social because we believe that the supreme being is the one who control our everyday living and conservative type on the way of how we exposed ourselves but we are open to liberal side but not to the point of it.
2nd, Ecological Theory
ReplyDelete1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
Answer:
1. My values, beliefs and attitude that I had is most influenced by my family, friends and the community surrounding me. Respect people around me especially the elders are influenced by my family. I know myself as a strong person because life challenges for me is all about learning things and accepting what life best offers. I believe that Attitudes is a reflection of your values and beliefs.
2. When I was a toddler to preschool my parents has the most and first influenced person for me. The values and beliefs that they had passed to me is the reason for becoming who I am now. When I was in elementary my teachers influenced me how to have a good manners in our class, so that was a big influence to me too. Then during I was in high school I think my friends had greater influenced me at this stage of my life in adolescent period. What they wear, what’s their interest or habits become mine too.
I graduated my elementary education where my mother is a teacher that time. I remembered when I was in primary school I loved dancing, engaging in some school activities especially Poster making contest or drawing contest. My mother is the one who influenced me in art and drawing. She is an art coordinator in our school that time. I also loved dancing with my peer and playing with them of habulan, mataya-taya, patintero, luksong tinik and luksong baka, piko,10/20, chinese garter , sipa and etc. This helped me a lot on how to build friendship, share, and trust.
1. Describe values, beliefs and attitudes that you have.
ReplyDeleteMy values, beliefs and attitudes are greatly influenced by the people around me. My parents have always taught me to be family oriented, respect other people and give and share whatever you have. It is important for me to value my family because they are one who mold you to a better person. It is in our beliefs that if you value your family, people will respect you. Another is respect other people. It is always good to respect other people so that you will also gain respect from them. Giving and Sharing are also important to us. We value this because for us being selfish will not bring you a good future. It is always good to give and share to those who are in need. My parents always tell me to "count your blessings" share it to someone else, don't be too self centered person because in the end all the good things that you have done will be rewarded.We always teach the right values and attitude by our parents because they believe that these will lead you to a good perspective in life. So, whatever values and attitudes that I am having right now, i like to teach these to y children because I now these will lead them to a better life.
2. Trace the development of your values, beliefs and attitudes using Ecological theory.
When I was a little one, i do not know everything yet, it was my parents who taught me of values and attitudes. Because parents are the most influential persons that time, they were the people who taught me right and wrong deeds. I adapted the actions, teachings and sayings of my parents.
When I was already in school, it was my teacher and classmates who were also influenced me. They were the one who help me to gain more confidence because i was a shy type person then. I also learned some values and attitudes through my teachers and classmates.
So, I must say that my values, beliefs and attitudes are directly influenced by the people that surrounds me, my family, school and peers.. I trace it in ecological theory as microsystem. It is in the microsystem that the most direct interactions will be great influence you that way you are.
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ReplyDelete1. In our various roles, our beliefs, values and attitudes are constantly interfacing with those of others; our family, friends and peers. My values, beliefs and attitudes are greatly influenced by the people around me. I grew up seeing how helpful my parents to our relatives and how they respect other people and their opinions not because they are older than them, they are relative or they have to be but just because and I don’t understand that before, I think that is how I learned to give respect and appreciate on what we have. I grew up in different places (I mean, because we have to move from one place to another) with different environment and met a lot of people with different perspectives in life. My parents let me and my siblings see the reality of life, we've experienced and we are aware of what is going on in our world, they show us how to be ready in what life might bring. Because of this I trained my mind to see good in everything and also I believe that Attitude is a reflection of your values and beliefs.
ReplyDelete2. As a child, we don’t know anything about these values, beliefs and attitude. I don’t even know what these are for or how to apply it in my life. All I know is what my parents taught me to do, what my grandparents told me to be and I just obey and follow them not knowing what for and why.
As part of growing up, going to school there are a lot of people who’s going to influenced us, some are making big impacts in our lives. They will teach us to become ourselves, they will make us stronger and they will show us about the good and bad sides of life, the ups and the worst. It is on us, on how we cope with our experiences.
As human beings, we all have our own values, beliefs and attitudes that we have developed throughout the course of our lives. Our family, friends, community and the experiences we have had all contribute to our sense of who we are and how we view the world.
1.) I highly value my family. They are my first priority. As a daughter, I respect my mother and listen to her advice. I admire her for being selfless. She was able to raise me up well despite being a single mom. Being a mother of two kids, I believe that I am responsible of their lives and future. My responsibilities include providing them their basic needs such as food, water, shelter and education. Also, I am in charge of securing their emotional needs and honing their talents and skills. As an individual, my attitude toward life is being optimistic. Negativity doesn’t help and only makes things harder to deal with. I treat people around me the way I want to be treated. I highly respect their values and culture. I take one day at a time making the best out of every minute of my life.
ReplyDelete2.) Ecological theory was developed by Urie Bronfenbrenner. He believed that person's development was affected by everything in their surrounding environment. In tracing the development of my values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological theory, I can say that I was greatly influenced by microsystem. It includes my mother, grandmother, aunties and uncles. My values are taught by them. School is also part of my microsystem where I interacted with my teacher and schoolmates. Meeting different people led me to know different personalities. I was part of a science oriented class in high school and this greatly influenced me in taking BS Biology degree in college.
Part of my exosystem is my mother working overseas to have a job with better compensation. It is hard not having my mother to take care of me. I was left at my grandmother’s care where the issue is that we have a generation gap. The situation made me mature at an early age and I don’t want my kids to experience that. I want to be there at every milestone and guide them as they grow up.
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
ReplyDeleteA.) In top of my priorities when it comes to my values are my family and privacy values. I always make sure that my decisions and actions will always do good or not inflict them harm. When it comes to privacy, I just want to make sure that I will just involve people in my life who really value my personality and my family. Because we don't really need people who are just there in our glorious or successful times, but those people who really care for us. When it comes to my beliefs, I'm not a religious person. I respect religions but I prefer to just have a personal relationship with God. And when it comes to my attitude, I just chose to be a respectful and honest person to anyone no matter what their social or economic status may be. Because I believe in the dictum that 'being a good person never go out of style'.
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
A.) As per my family (microsystem) and school environment (mesosystem), they help me developed my values towards them by showing me a lovely family and environment. About my father's job as a merchant marine (exosystem), I learn to value every minute that I'm going to spend with him. He works 6-9 months overseas so that experience developed me to be a good son and a brother to my siblings.
As per the part of my macrosystem and chronosystem, they have no significant part on my values since my parents raised me to accept change and be optimistic about it.
Emily K.Bernardo
ReplyDelete1.Describe values beliefs and attitude that you have .
As a mother of two kids and having a loving husband I value my family being responsible mother ,provide their basic needs ,respectful to others and lovable mother, My attitude is just following the golden rule "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" and continuous reading and learning makes my personality and knowledge developed.
2. And as a member of the society meeting people interacting with them and knowing them better makes me feel better person and as a teacher I share my knowledge with my students and provide them experience that will help in their future career and life.
Q. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
ReplyDeleteA. One of my values is using "po" and "opo", Whenever I was talking to someone who is older than me I always answer with a "po" and "opo". "Don't do unto others what you don't want others do unto you", I believe in this because when you do good things to other something good will happen to you but then in contrary when you do something bad same thing will happen to you. Being respectful - I am a kind of person who is respectful to everyone especially to those person who is older than me.
Q. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
A. My values and attitudes basically thought by my parents. Using "po"and "opo" started when I was a child. My beliefs started when I was able to understand good from bad. Then my attitudes comes from how my parents raise me. As I grow there are some aspects that affect my values, beliefs and attitudes, these are social and environment. Being expose with a big society will give a big impact on how you will see your life. Having a good or bad surroundings will give an effect on how you will face the future and how you can manage your self. Ecological Theory will help us find where we get these values, beliefs and attitude as we grow old.
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
ReplyDelete2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
Answers:
1. Growing in a conservative family, is one of the things I could be proud of. Because values like “pagmamano” or the kissing of elder’s hand or raising the hand to touch your forehead is a traditional practice at home. It is a way of showing your respect to elderly especially to our lolo’s and lola’s. Courting should be at home also and not everywhere, it is also strictly implemented at home. Love, respect and share were also instilled to me not only by my parents but everyone in the family as well. As a native girl in Bulacan one way to show you respect your older siblings is calling them Ate, Kuya, Ditse, Diko, Sangko and Sanse. Usage of “po and opo’ are common when talking older people. Mass every Sunday should also be done. I ‘am a God-fearing individual, respectful, honest and happy person, are some of my attitudes.
2. For my microsystem, my family has a great influenced on my well-being, such values and beliefs was taught to me by my parents. People like friends, classmates, neighbors are the people whom I have a direct contact and socialized with them, also aids in my development. The schools are considered to be our second home, it where our values and beliefs are being practice. Whatever experience you have inside the home reflects in school, say, you were neglected at home, it is more likely that you will have a low chance to perform at school. Moreover, all your experiences, beliefs and attitude makes what you are today.
The Ecological Theory holds that what we encounter different environments throughout our lifespan that may influence our behavior in varying degrees.
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ReplyDeletePlease answer the following:
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have.
As human beings, we all have our own values, beliefs and attitudes that we have developed throughout the course of our lives. Our family, friends, community and the experiences we have had all contribute to our sense of who we are and how we view the world. As community services workers, we are often working with people who are vulnerable and/or who may live a lifestyle that mainstream society views as being different or unacceptable. If, as community services workers, we are to provide a service that meets the needs of our target groups and helps them to feel empowered, we need to be aware of our own personal values, beliefs and attitudes and be prepared to adopt the professional values of our industry and not impose our own ideas on our clients.
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory.
I would say it through microsystem which we know the influence of parents to their children. I would say that the exposure to values and beliefs would be one of the strongest influences that parents have over children in their lives. The manner in which parents expose their children to values or ideas become extremely important for children over time. For example, it is a challenge for some students to do well in school if they are in an environment where education is not valued nor is supported. At the same time, if parents teach values that are antithetical to society, it increases the likelihood that they might embrace these values as absolutes. Naturally, children do have freedom and autonomy. They are not robots programmed by their parents. Yet, the values and ideas imparted by parents to children and supported by the home setting helps to enhance potentially good and not so good habits being formed.
1) As a child, and as I grow I always been taught by my parents to respect for others, obey the elders, work hard to achieve goals and dreams in life, not to do harm to anyone, and most importantly have fear in God. Growing with these values, attitudes, and beliefs, I grow as better a person. But not all things are learned from and taught by parents, as adolescent and as grow older, most things are learn from experiences.
ReplyDelete2) Based from the human ecological theory of Urie Bronfenbrenner, I traced that as I grow, the developmental system changes, just like when I was a child I am more influenced parents (microsystem), and because of good relationship with family, I inculcated it to outside my family by having good friends in school (mesosystem).
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have
ReplyDeleteas a child i was raised by a catholic family molded into the christian values that i have now i am raised to become a person who can make a difference, help out in every way possible and of course to be God fearing as a child i was also taught that education is the key in achieving all of my dreams and as i aged i realized that those words became true when i graduated i have achieved my goals and little by little i am fulfilling my dreams.
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory
as i aged and think independently i looked back when i was a child following every words and preaching of my parents they have become a very big influence of what values i have now. based on the ecological theory says that parents dominantly influences the values and beliefs of their children because they are the models of what is right and wrong believing that these values and beliefs would also be helpful in our day to day lives as we grow old
1. Describe values, belief, and attitudes that you have (1 paragraph).
ReplyDeleteGrowing up in a Christian home, I know it is very important to always put God first in everything that I do. I believe my values, beliefs, and attitude fall to that. I value my relationship with God so much to the point that I committed to study His Word for my college degree. I have very high regard for my family and up until now (at 24 years old), I still don't have any plans of moving out of the house, and I am planning to help my parents. Though I had my own share of "teenage rebel" phase, I became responsible enough to look after my 4 younger sisters as I matured. I also believe that in friendship, quality is really important than quantity. I could count my closest friends with only my 2 hands. I had my fair share of hardships, and I am thankful to have learned from them. I believe that everything happens for a reason, and in every situation there is so much to learn.
2. Trace the development of your values, belief and attitudes using the Ecological Theory (2-3 paragraphs).
The Ecological theory explains that there are five different systems. It is development in context. Microsystem includes the people and things the child has direct contact with such as teachers, parents, and friends. Next, the mesosystem and exosystem are things the child cannot influence such as relationships with teachers. The last one, chronosystem involves timing of physiological changes occuring within the child.
I believe that I am greatly influenced by my parents, friends, and churchmates (Microsystem). I have always tried and strived to be like my mom, to be as loving and as understanding as she is. To be as diligent and as "madiskarte" as my dad. To be as faithful and committed as my church pastor and workers, and to be just like anybody else as my friends. I have mixed influences, I had a good share of the "good", and a share of the "bad." During my teenage years, I spent most of my time pleasing my friends and it took me quite some time before i realized that i was being led astray. But as I aged, i understood what it is to listen to the elderly, especially our parents. I also learned how to sort out my friends, to choose whether to follow and do just what everybody else is doing, or to stand on my principles and my beliefs even though it means to be left with just few.