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Homeroom Guidance
Quarter 1 – Module 3:
You RULE:
Respect, Understand and Listen to Everyone!
Homeroom Guidance Self-learning Module – Grade 11
Quarter 1 Module 3: You RULE: Respect, Understand and Listen to Everyone!
2020 Edition

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Department of Education. Homeroom Guidance Grade 11 Self-learning Module 3:

You RULE: Respect, Understand and Listen to Everyone! Manila: Department of
Education Central Office, 2020.

Published by the Department of Education

Secretary: Leonor Magtolis Briones
Undersecretary: Diosdado M. San Antonio
Assistant Secretary: Alma Ruby C. Torio

Development Team

Writers: Melecare M. Carrillo, Helenita Dionisio, Mark Anthony V. Bercando

Grade Level Coordinator: Laurie Anne L. Tachado
Editor: Jona Kristen M. Valdez
Illustrators: Daniel C. Tabinga Jr., Erickon Nudgara

Layout Artist: Noelynne E. Joyosa

Program Management:
- Bureau of Curriculum Development: Jocelyn DR. Andaya, Director IV, Ma.
Isabel A. Victorino, CSDD Chief, Mark Anthony V. Bercando, Supervising EPS,
Jona Kristen M. Valdez, Melynda T. Andres, Senior EPS
- Bureau of Learning Resources

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 Homeroom Guidance Grade 11
Quarter 1 – Module 3:
You RULE: Respect, Understand and Listen to Everyone!

Gabay sa Magulang/Tagapag-alaga

Malaki ang gampanin ng mga magulang upang

mapagtagumpayan ang mga gawaing nakalatag dito.
Kakailanganin ng mag-aaral ang inyong patnubay at gabay sa
modyul na ito. Kung kaya, hinihingi ng Kagawaran ang inyong
suporta upang mapagtagumpayan nila ang mga hamon sa buhay,
maisakatuparan ang mga inaasahang gawain at higit sa lahat,
matutuhan ang mga kasanayan sa buhay na kailangan nilang
taglayin sa yugtong ito.

Naglalayon itong paunlarin ang mga gawi at pamamaraan

sa pag-aaral. Lubhang mahalaga ang modyul na ito lalo sa
panahon ngayon ng pandemya kung saan gagamit ng
alternatibong pamamaraan sa pagkatuto ang mga kabataan nang
hindi nangangailangan ng pisikal na presensya sa paaralan.
Mahalagang patatagin ang magagandang gawi ng mag-aaral
gayundin ang mga isinasagawa niyang pamamaraan sa pag-
aaral. Inaanyayahan po ang mga miyembro ng pamilya na
makilahok sa mga gawain sa modyul na ito na nangangailangan
ng inyong partisipasyon tulad na lamang ng mga naoobserbahan
ninyong gawi ng mag-aaral. Hikayatin ang ibang mga anak na
makilahok sa gawaing nabanggit. Mangyaring tulungan ang mag-
aaral upang maisagawa ang mga itinakdang gawain para sa
modyul na ito. Siguraduhing may magagamit siyang kagamitan.
Isa rin itong magandang pagkakataon upang magkaroon ng
interaksyion ang mga miyembro ng pamilya. Tiyakin na sasagutin
ng mag-aaral ang bawat bahagi ng modyul at siguraduhing
maipapasa sa gurong-tagapayo ang natapos na mga gawain.

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Introductory Message

For the learner:

To live harmoniously with the people around you, there are things that must be
practiced and established. One of these is respect. Relating with people means
recognizing individuality and treating them the way you want to be treated. Like you,
they are also capable of appreciating the differences among people and finding points
where relationship could be nurtured.
Let respect be a manifestation of your good social skills to attain happy and positive
interaction with others. Work on the tasks seriously; seek help if you believe you need
to.
Remember, in life there are things that you cannot control. There will be negative
events that will challenge the way you treat people. Just remember that you co-exist
with others and you are in the period of becoming the best version of yourself.
This self-learning module has six interactive activities such as:

Let’s Try This – which will help you to get ready to learn;

Let’s Explore This – which will guide you towards what you need to learn;

Keep in Mind – which will give you the lessons that you need to learn and
understand;

You Can Do It – which will help you apply the lessons learned in daily
activities;

What I Have learned – which will test and evaluate your learning; and

Share Your Thoughts and Feelings – which will help you express your
thoughts, opinions and feelings.

Make sure to read, think, follow, and enjoy every task that you are asked to
do. Have fun! Stay safe and healthy!

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 MODULE YOU RULE: RESPECT,

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UNDERSTAND AND LISTEN TO
EVERYONE!

Learning Objectives

At the end of this module, you are expected to:

1. distinguish the situations where acceptance or discrimination are being

observed;
2. demonstrate unconditional respect to other people; and
3. explain the value of respect in building and maintaining a harmonious
relationship with others.

Period: Week 3 of 1st Quarter

Suggested Total Time Allotment: 60 Minutes
Materials Needed:

• Coloring materials, if available

• Pen/pencil
• Clean sheet of paper

Introduction
The previous module helped you see the importance of other people. It
was designed to give you insights on the different ways of building better relationships
with them. The module also helped you to practically develop relationship with others.
In this module, you will be able to improve your view on global competitiveness
with the use of essential skills that are relevant to the development of your behavioral
skills, like empathy, culture sensitive, responsibility and respect.

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 Let’s Try This

Suggested Time Allotment: 10 Minutes

Recall a personal experience where respect was shown to you and an observed
scenario where discrimination was evident. Copy the table below on a sheet of paper
and write your answers. Then, answer the processing questions that follow.

Respect was shown to me when… I think discrimination was evident

when…

Processing Questions:

1. How do you describe your feelings and thoughts about respect and
discrimination, and why?
2. When do you know if respect is being shown? if there is discrimination? Cite
some indicators.
3. Is it possible to replace discrimination with respect? How?

Let’s Explore This

Suggested Time Allotment: 10 minutes
Examine yourself and enumerate your five behaviors that show respect to
others and five behaviors that you think can be considered as discriminating to other
people. Be truthful to yourself in doing this exercise. Answer the processing questions
after. Do this on a sheet of paper.

I respect others when…

1. I give my full attention when someone is speaking.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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I may be discriminating others when…
1. I check the brand of the clothes they are wearing.

2.
3.

4.
5.

Processing Questions:
1. What do you notice with your answers?

2. What influence the manner that you deal with people?

3. How do you build or maintain a harmonious relationship with others?

Keep in Mind
Suggested Time Allotment: 10 Minutes
Where does respect and discrimination stem from?

Why do we respect people? Why do we discriminate others? These are questions

that we can ask ourselves about. We learn to treat people based on our perceptions,
knowledge and relationship with them. For instance, your attitude toward others may
be different between your friends and your teachers. You tend to be quite formal and
composed in front of unfamiliar people, and very jolly and casual to your parents or
guardians.

We feel at home when people around us speak the same language that we use,
wear clothes the way we do, and treat us as part of their circle or family. However, we
feel uncomfortable when people are too different from us; and at times, this becomes
a starting point of discrimination.

Discrimination happens when we take negatively the differences of other people.

We tend to be directed by our prejudice or our preconceived opinion or notion about
other people. Sometimes, it clouds our mind to the extent of not recognizing anymore
that people are different. Our self-imposed conditions about the actions of other people
are mostly manifested in our relationship with them. It is important to develop a social
skill that considers the unique characteristics of others and the sensitivity to appreciate
them. Such things can simply be coined in one word—RESPECT.

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 We respect people not because it is the right thing to do or because you need
to do it, rather we co-exist with people and we recognize our similarities and
differences. We accept them for who they are and we don’t force to change them just
to be like us. It’s the same thing that they cannot do such to us.

The following are just some ways to demonstrate our respect for others:

1. Respect yourself first. You cannot give what you don’t have. You cannot
control how others would see you but you can shape the way you see
yourself. If you think that you deserve to be treated well, treat yourself well.
For example, you don’t allow others to abuse you physically or
psychologically as there are a lot of means to stop it properly and legally.
2. Be on the lookout when your prejudice strikes. There’s nothing wrong if
you have an opinion or idea about the person you have just met. However,
it has to be balanced with actual facts at hand. If you think that he/she is a
person you cannot trust, treat the person well, the same as you treat
everyone else, and just reserve your idea to yourself. We have to operate
with a logical mind to be fair to other people.
3. Remember that they are also like you as a person. We have our own life
and difficulties or problems. Who knows, the person you might be laughing
at is suffering from depression. The man you might be trying to discredit is
a victim of bullying and physical abuse. Your classmate who always cracks
jokes might be trying to forget his dying father. We all have our shortcomings
and we are all capable of committing mistakes. The good news is our past
does not define us, so learn to keep in mind that people are always a work
in progress.
4. Look at the positive side of the person. Despite the imperfections or
flaws, there are good things in people that are worth celebrating. Who else
does not have any flaw or mistake? We treat people with respect because
that’s our nature and it defines who we are and not who they are.
5. Always try to be the bigger person. Have a big room for understanding
and tolerance for individual differences. Try not to let your emotion get the
best of you. You may feel disheartened, angry, jealous or even disappointed
with people and that’s OK. However, it should not change your nature as a
person and the way you relate with them. Keep in mind the insights you got
from the negative experiences with other people and use these to improve
your dealings with others.

You can do it
Suggested Time Allotment: 15 minutes

Bashing on social media is very rampant nowadays. Come up with a

simple campaign material to promote respect as part of social skill among netizens. It

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can be a slogan, poster or audio-visual presentation (if possible). For slogan or poster,
use a short bond paper and any coloring materials.

What I have Learned

Suggested Time Allotment: 10 minutes

Answer the following questions on a clean sheet of paper.

1. What are your experiences of showing respect to people like your family,
friends, and classmates?
2. How do we keep harmony with others especially during this time of pandemic?
3. How did the pandemic affect the way you treat people? How do you interact
with other people?

Share Your Thoughts and Feelings

Suggested Time Allotment: 5 minutes

Make a symbol that can serve as your reminder to always respect people no matter
who they are and where they come from. Do this on a short bond paper.

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