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    The document discusses the concepts of freedom, free will, and the different kinds of freedom including physical, psychological, and moral freedom. It provides examples and explanations of each type. It also examines the elements of voluntariness and responsibility that define freedom.

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    The document discusses the concepts of freedom, free will, and the different kinds of freedom including physical, psychological, and moral freedom. It provides examples and explanations of each type. It also examines the elements of voluntariness and responsibility that define freedom.

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    The document discusses the concepts of freedom, free will, and the different kinds of freedom including physical, psychological, and moral freedom. It provides examples and explanations of each type. It also examines the elements of voluntariness and responsibility that define freedom.

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    The document discusses the concepts of freedom, free will, and the different kinds of freedom including physical, psychological, and moral freedom. It provides examples and explanations of each type. It also examines the elements of voluntariness and responsibility that define freedom.

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    LEARNING COMPETENCIES:

    Realize that “all actions have


    consequences”(PPT11/12-IIA-5.1)
    Evaluate and exercise prudence in choices
    (PT11/12-IIa-5.2)
    Realize that some things are given up while
    others are obtained in making choices (PPT11/12-
    IIB-5.3)
    Show situations that demonstrate freedom of choice
    and the consequences of their choices. (PPT11/12-
    IIc-5.4)
    Look at the pictures. And give your
    analysis about how freedom illustrated in
    each picture..
    GUIDE QUESTIONS:
    •In relation to freedom what do you
    think does your drawing means?

    •What do you think is the difference if


    the bird is inside the cage and if it is
    outside?
    GUIDE QUESTIONS:
    Fill in the circles with the words that you
    associate with freedom.

    FREEDOM
    FREEDOM
    Is an intrinsic and essential property of the
    person.
    This means that the human person by nature
    is a free being and that it is his or her nature to
    seek freedom.
     an important indication of human freedom is
    the ability to make choices and perform
    actions.
    Two concepts that will help us fully understand
    freedom:
    Freedom itself
    According to Merriam Dictionary, it is the quality or
    state of being free. It is our capacity to choose of
    what we wanted and an inner awareness of what is
    right and wrong that is traced to our free will
    according to Aristotle. It is also an intrinsic and an
    essential property of a human person which basically
    means, it is a part of our human nature.
    Two concepts that will help us fully understand
    freedom:
    Free will
    Our free will allows us to decide on things we
    do depending on the situation. It is our ability to
    choose between two different possible courses
    of action, independently. Simply put it, free will
    is our ability to choose things according to our
    moral reasoning.
    EXAMPLE:

    Think of yourself as a student, your teacher told you to


    study your lessons for the day for you will have a long
    quiz the next meeting. However, as you reached home
    you find yourself having a good time doing Facebook
    and online chatting with your friends. Using your
    freedom, you can either choose to follow your
    teacher’s advice to study your lessons for your quiz the
    next morning or continue doing the thing which you
    find enjoyable.
    KINDS OF FREEDOM

    Physical freedom
    Psychological freedom
    Moral freedom
    Physical freedom

    Free from
    mobility to
    go where he
    or she wants
    to go

    physical freedom
    allows him or her to
    act and move in
    determined manner
    Psychological freedom
    A person is also The person is free
    free to act or not to to perform
    act. Psychological actions that he or
    freedom is innate she considers
    and cannot be right and wise
    denied to a person.

    Freedom of choice
    Moral freedom
    Moral freedom A person
    refers to using becomes free
    when he or she
    freedom in a
    uses freedom
    manner that well, but becomes
    upholds human less free when he
    dignity and or she uses it in a
    goodness. bad way

    A person must use his or her


    freedom to grow as a person.
    Take a look at the pictures below. What can
    you say about the pictures? Have you been in
    this kind of situation? What are the things you
    considered in making choices? Write your
    reflection in your activity notebook.
    Two elements that define freedom:

    •Voluntariness
    •Responsibility
    VOLUNTARINESS/
    VOLUNTARISM
    Refers to the ability of a person to act
    out of his or her own free will and self-
    determination.
    This means that a person may decide to
    act or not to act, and these decisions are
    made out of his or her own free will.
    RESPONSIBILITY
    Refers to the person being accountable
    for his or her actions and their
    consequences.
    Taking responsibility can either mean a
    person voluntarily taking responsibility
    for his or her own actions, or being held
    responsible by other people.

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