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• Management Team

  • Dr. Arturo B. Bayocot, CESO III (Regional Director)
  • Dr. Victor G. De Gracia Jr., CESO V (Asst. Regional Director)
  • Mala Epra B. Magnaong (CES, CLMD)
  • Dr. Bienvenido U. Tagolimot, Jr. (Regional ADM Coordinator)
  • Ray Butch M. Mahinay (EPS-Designate- AP)
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  • Authors: Greenly D. Baguio
  • Editor: Arrianne Christelle J. Apostol
  • Illustrator: Vianna Dominique B. Gaston
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• Formal networks

  Structured meetings or processes
• Informal networks

  Relationships you develop and build overtime with colleagues in the form of facts, gossip or rumors about issues affecting your workplace
• Informal networks

  • They create relationships with other people
  • They help people adjust or adapt more easily to changes that may happen within their surroundings
  • They provide exchange of knowledge and information
• Informal networks manifest how learning and connections work for individuals and organizations especially in the advent of technology in the 21st century
• Professionalism

  An important factor to consider when establishing relationships in networks
• Social connection

  Can help get rid of anxiety and depression
• Collaboration, participation and networking are important skills people must possess in today's world
• The 21st century is a period of great connectivity of people around the world
• Social connection is one of human's fundamental needs
• The enormous development in technology is an important phenomenon in the 21st century era
• topic to be discussed in the previous lesson
• Topics

  • TIONINTERA
  • MEETESFLES
  • INKNGITH
• Lesson 5 HOW THINKING PROCESS ARE SHAPED BY SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
• Interaction

  Communication, an exchange of messages between two or more people
• Socializing

  Our relationship and interaction with other people will basically affect and shape the process of how we think
• Our behaviors are influenced and affected depending on whom we are interacting with
• Social relationship greatly affects one's thinking, behavior & interaction
• Peers

  One of the most significant reasons why social relationship affect & influence someone thinks
• Young people of today's generation on the way they dress, they behave & respond is a lot different from older people of the past generation
• Social relationship also affects our physical health in the same way smoking, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes and other common diseases
• People with strong social relationship tends to increase its survival rate regardless of age, gender and country of origin
• Social interaction is paramount but we also have to be careful of whom we are interacting with
• Social relationship and social network are different
• Every person is a part of a society, just like students play an important role in it
• Peers

  People of the same age, status, or ability
• Socialization

  The process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society
• Students play an important role in making society stronger
• Studying is the main responsibility of students for they are the future of our country
• The greatest misconception about youth today is that they are blinded with social media
• There are youth organizations that set foot to lead and to empower the youth through congresses that stimulate the legislative part of the government
• The stereotype sets by the society is half true for the youth these days because the social media