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    Introduction To The Philosophy of The Human Person: Freedom and Morality Objectives

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    This document provides an introduction and lesson plan on the philosophy of the human person regarding freedom and morality. The objectives are for students to learn the concepts of morality and freedom in society, explain their importance from personal perspectives, and value the human condition of possessing morality and freedom grounded in experience. The lesson includes a motivational activity, conceptualization exercises on defining freedom and portraying it physically, process questions on how freedom relates to morality, and a reflective conclusion where students summarize 3 things learned, 2 interesting things, and 1 question.

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    This document provides an introduction and lesson plan on the philosophy of the human person regarding freedom and morality. The objectives are for students to learn the concepts of morality and freedom in society, explain their importance from personal perspectives, and value the human condition of possessing morality and freedom grounded in experience. The lesson includes a motivational activity, conceptualization exercises on defining freedom and portraying it physically, process questions on how freedom relates to morality, and a reflective conclusion where students summarize 3 things learned, 2 interesting things, and 1 question.

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    This document provides an introduction and lesson plan on the philosophy of the human person regarding freedom and morality. The objectives are for students to learn the concepts of morality and freedom in society, explain their importance from personal perspectives, and value the human condition of possessing morality and freedom grounded in experience. The lesson includes a motivational activity, conceptualization exercises on defining freedom and portraying it physically, process questions on how freedom relates to morality, and a reflective conclusion where students summarize 3 things learned, 2 interesting things, and 1 question.

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    Introduction To The Philosophy of The Human Person: Freedom and Morality Objectives

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    Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human person: Freedom and Morality

    Objectives:
    At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
     learn the concept of morality and freedom in our society
     explain the importance of morality and freedom based on their personal opinion and perspective
     value the human condition possessed with morality and freedom grounded in concrete human
    experience.

    I. Motivational Activity
    In your own understanding:
    1.) What is the difference between human acts and acts of man?

    II. Conceptualization
    1.) Draw your own concept of freedom?
    2.) Each group needs to make a freezing act portraying their own concept of freedom ( Explain why?).

    III. Process Question

    1.) Is there possibility that our freedom affects and destroys our moral values?

    VI. Reflection

    1.) What is our moral responsibility by using our freedom?

    VII. Synthesis

    3 Things I have learned


    2 Things were interesting
    1 Question I would like to ask

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