1. What significant changes have you seen in yourself while growing up?

What makes
these changes significant?

2. In your opinion, what factors contributed to those significant changes while growing up?
How?

3. Considering how you look now, is there anything you wish to change? Why or why not?
 Factors of Self or Identity

Traits Social Environmental Hereditary Person-Volition

Physical
appearance
(e.g.,tall, has
pointed nose,
stout)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Emotional
expressions
(e.g.,warm,
cheerful, irritable)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Impersonal
relationship (e.g.,
caring, friendly)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.
Instructions: Indicate whether these medical conditions are present or have occurred in your
family (from your grandparents to your own generation). Including yourself, by checking the
corresponding boxes.
Conditions:
❏ Heart disease
❏ UTI
❏ Asthma ❏ Viral infection
❏ Tuberculosis ❏ Obesity
❏ Pneumonia ❏ Autism
❏ Cardiovascular diseases(stroke) ❏ ADHD
❏ Organ failure ❏ Learning Disability
❏ Cancer ❏ Polio
❏ Measles ❏ Hearing loss
❏ Typhoid fever ❏ Vision loss
❏ Anemia ❏ Alzheimer’s Disease
❏ Dengue fever
Add other conditions that are not lister above (if any).

Answer the following questions:\

1. From whose side of your family did majority of the medical conditions come from- your
father’s side or mother’s side?
2. Does experiencing any of the above the conditions influence your sense of self? If yes,
how? If no. why?
3. Do you think you parents’ or grandparents’ lingering illnesses will be passed on to you?
Why or why not?
4. Do you think you can avoid having any of these medical conditions in the future? Why or
why not?
5. How do you value your health?

Instructions: Read the different statements below and answers the succeeding questions. In
answering, take note of the there discerning points between empiricism and rationalism.
Rationalism Empiricism

The primary and most superior source of The only source of genuine knowledge about
knowledge about reality is reason. the world is sense experience.

Sense experience is an unreliable and Reason is an unreliable and inadequate route

inadequate route to knowledge? to knowledge unless it is grounded in the
solid bedrock of sense experience.

The fundamental truths about the world can There is no such thing as innate knowledge is
be known a priori: either innate or self-evident derived from experience. Them mind before
to our minds. experience is a tabula rasa, a blank slate.

1. When you are studying or reviewing lessons, are you more likely to take the rationalist
viewpoint or empiricist viewpoint? Why?
 2. How do you apply empiricism and/or rationalism in studying your lessons? Be specific
and concrete. Try to remember your habits and how you make sense of the lessons.
3. Is it possible to make use of both philosophical approaches? Why or why not?

Instructions: Create a collage using your own pictures to show how you developed from the
time you were born up to present. For each picture, write a caption to tell a story about your own
evolution. Focus on the physical changes manifested while you were growing up. Be creative.
Present your output in class.
Use the space below to plan or outline your collage.