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Back as students for this session, and the challenge was real! To learn about Group Dynamics, we had to work together to keep the ball steady. It looks easy on video, but it actually took so much focus and coordination from everyone. It’s wild to see how much we rely on each other without even saying a word. One wrong move and the whole thing drops. It was a great reminder that in any group, every single person’s effort counts. And the good thing is we also won! 🎯🙌

Today’s topic: Helping and Peacemaking. It was cool to see everyone get involved with the practical side of caring for others. From bandages to big ideas, it’s all about how we can make things a little better for the people around us. It’s a great reminder that being a peacemaker starts with the small, practical ways we look out for each other. 🩺🎞️

It was not a perfect facilitation but we definitely did our best and put effort on it. Kudos! 👏🎉

Through our Paint a Picture activity, we creatively showed the message of conformity and obedience - how people follow the crowd and authority. Had so much fun with the team and proud to bring home 2nd place! 🥈✨

A fun and meaningful facilitation about how our attitudes are formed, changed, and influenced. Psychology in action with real discussions and real perspectives. 🧠✨

Instead of blaming quickly, mas maayo maghunahuna usa ug tan awon ang whole situation. In the end, the real lesson was not just getting the correct answer, but understanding how our mind works and learning to be more open-minded, humble, and empathetic.

Kay sa tinuod lang, the way we think about others can either bring us closer… or push us apart. ☘️✨

I often find myself agreeing with the people around me, not because I fully believe in what’s being decided, but because keeping things peaceful feels easier. Going along with others can make situations smoother, but I’ve learned that it can also silence my own thoughts. There are times when I realize that staying quiet leads to choices I later question. These experiences remind me that being part of a group is important, but so is staying true to myself. Learning to balance harmony with honesty has helped me grow and make better decisions in my everyday life.

Helping, para nako, is an act of empathy, kanang tinuod nga pagsinabtanay. Peacemaking means choosing to understand before reacting, especially when emotions are heavy. Dili man dayon mawala ang problema, pero kana nga simple connection builds trust. I realized nga peace often starts with small kindness—gamay ra siya, pero dako kaayog impact. 🌸

Before I realized it, prejudice and aggression were already part of small, everyday moments. I noticed that quick judgments and emotional reactions sometimes affect how I treat others. Learning this topic helped me pause and reflect on my behavior. It reminded me that choosing understanding over anger can make a big difference.

I know it’s still our P1, but we already feel drained. How much more when there are upcoming tasks that are even harder? Still, it’s been a tiring week, and we’ve done it with our very best. I’m grateful for these people, and most of all, I’m so proud of myself for trying my best. I couldn’t ask for more. 🤍☘️

Our meet was basically a “let’s figure this out together” moment. We tossed ideas around, caught a few things we can improve, and shared some laughs along the way. It made us feel more ready, more chill, and more confident about how we’ll run our facilitation next time. ✨☘️

It is in this busy, loud, social world that we don't just find out who we are, but also who we can be. Our identity is like a painting we never finish, made from all of our connections and reactions.

For today’s class, we first tackled the introduction to Social Psychology. It was fun and easy to understand. At the end of the class, we were formed into three groups, and our group was called XAKHIRA, which was created by combining our names for a battle quiz. We didn’t make it to the top, but at the same time, we were very happy because we learned a lot. The questions were understandable, and we only got two wrong answers. Today’s Social Psychology class was very productive and fun.