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Quarter 2 Module 7:

SOUND
E C I S I O N - M A K I N G
D

Group 2 Presentation
Introduction
As a growing adolescent, you should be able to make
constructive choices and be accountable of your actions.
Remember that each decision that you make has
consequences that can affect your life.
Learning Objectives:

1 2 3
examine the steps decide an appropriate
in personal practice sound action on issues
decision-making decision-making relevant to yourself
and others
Written Work
Write KORIQUE if the statement is true and EME if the
statement is false. Do this on a 1/4 sheet of paper.

1. It is important that we know our choices in life and the possible consequences
of our decision.

2. Sound decision-making is only for adults.

3. Approach your problems by considering your own benefits and biases.

4. Having the ability to make sound decisions will help you grow and be more
independent in facing society's reality.

5. Every decision-making should involve critical thinking, self-discipline and


accountability.
Correction Key
1. KORIQUE
2. EME
3. EME
4. KORIQUE
5. KORIQUE
O W D O Y
H e decisio O U
m a k n
ns ?
Sound decision-making can be defined
as one's ability to objectively assess
situations or circumstances using all
the relevant information and apply
past experience in order to come to a
better and deeper decision.
5 T I P S I N
e c in-m
s i o n - m a k i n g
d
Tip #1
Be mindful and accurate in
recognizing the problems
and challenges that you
are facing.
Tip #2
Effectively analyze the problems
by looking at it in different
perspectives, including how and
why it happened.
Tip #3
Develop your ability to
identify several options
and explore the possible
consequences for each.
Tip #4
Approach problems by
considering your values
and principles.
Tip #5
Take time to evaluate
how you solved a problem
by reflecting on its
outcome/result.
REMEMBER
Keep in mind that sound decision is about making choices
that are good for you and for others. It involves critical
thinking, self-discipline and accountability. Most
importantly, it is about understanding yourself, your
actions and how it will affect others. Throughout your
journey, you will become more and more independent until
you can be matured enough to make your own decisions.
Performance Task
Share your Thoughts & Feelings. On a sheet of paper, write a letter for
your future self. Consider the following questions in writing your letter:

1. What are the challenges that you already successfully went through?

2. What are the challenges that you expect throughout the school
year?

3. What lessons have you learned up to this point?

4. What goals have you achieved? Who helped you along the way?

5. What will you remind yourself about making decisions and achieving
future goals?
Dear Future Self,
(1) _____________________
_____ (2) ___________________
________ (3) ________________
___________ (4) _____________
_____________ (5) ___________
__________________.
“LIFE IS A MATTER OF
CHOICES, AND EVERY
CHOICE YOU MAKE
MAKES YOU.”
John C. Maxwell
Quarter 2 Module 7:

T H A N K Y O U
F O R L I S T E N I N G !

Group 2 Presentation

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