NAME: KARLA SOPHIA S.
TAGHOY
SECTION: 1BSN-A15
Module #12 Student’s Activity Sheet
Lesson Title: Decision-Making
B. COACH
CASE STUDY:
Case # 1: John invited Fred for a few drinks on a Wednesday evening. It is John’s birthday and he
wants to celebrate it with his closest friends, including Fred. Now, Fred has an English long quiz
tomorrow. Fred thinks English is not as difficult as the other subjects, like Math or Science, but he has
been having difficulty adjusting to college English lately.
1. State clearly what the problem is
- The problem is that John invited Fred for a few drinks on a Wednesday evening because it
is John’s birthday that day but unfortunately, Fred has an exam the day after Johns
Birthday celebration.
2. Think of ways to solve (alternatives) the problem
Alternative ways Possible Consequences
Go to Johns Birthday night out and just He will have low scores on his long quiz
ditch his own long quiz exam
Politely Decline John’s invitation and tell He will have the time to study and gain
his reasons. high scores.
3. Review each way/alternative to solve the problem and list all the things that could possibly
happen.
- If he will go to John’s birthday celebration, we will not be able to have the time to study
and review his lessons. However, if he decides not to, he will have plenty of time to study
more and gain high scores.
4. Decide on the alternative that seems best and write it out.
- The best alternative is he should just politely decline John’s invitation because he has to
review for his quiz which should be prioritize first.
5. Evaluate the decision. Use the final decision for making a plan for carrying out the decision;
use the plan to set goals.
- The best option is for him to gently refuse John's offer since he has to review for his quiz,
which should come first. If John is a true friend, he will understand.
Now, it is time to reflect and apply this to yourself!
Think of a current problem or concern you have related to the course you chose or the course that
was chosen for you. Use the “Five Steps in Making A Decision.”
1. State clearly what the problem is
- I have difficulties with some of my subjects and difficulties in adjusting in this learning
modality.
2. Think of ways to solve (alternatives) the problem
Alternative ways Possible Consequences
Always have time to study every day and This way, I can be able to learn more an
scan modules ahead of time avoid procrastination
Just watch movies and play with my I will be able to procrastinate all my
phone and don’t mind the modules activities and I will be bombarded with lots
waiting for me of school stuffs.
3. Review each way/alternative to solve the problem and list all the things that could possibly
happen.
- When I choose to watch movies and just play with my phone all day I will gain low scores,
and I will be bombarded with lots of unfinished activities. However, If I choose to study in
advance and scan my modules, I can be able to learn more and avoid procrastination.
4. Decide on the alternative that seems best and write it out.
- The best alternative is that I should prioritize my studies first before anything else, in the
end of the day, I can still benefit from it.
5. Evaluate the decision. Use the final decision for making a plan for carrying out the decision;
use the plan to set goals.
- The greatest option is for me to prioritize my studies over everything else; at the end of
the day, I can still gain from it. It plays a vital role in shaping successful people because it
equips individuals of all ages with the different skills and knowledge.
C. CHECK
Personal Reflection
1. How did you feel with today’s activity? Draw an emoji that best explains your feeling and
write a short explanation about it.
- I learned a lot of things today, I’ve learned how to
Make decisions on my own and how I should weigh
The consequences first before coming up to a
Conclusion
2. What did you find out about yourself today that makes you proud?
- I’m proud that I was able to answer this module without anyone’s help. And that I know
how to deliberately make a decision on my own.
3. What is your greatest take away from today’s lesson when it comes to decision making?
- My greatest take away from today’s lesson is that how we should sacrifice our wants and
our needs, and we should prioritize things that we can benefit greatly because deciding on
things comes with responsibility and accountability.
