Guidance and Counseling Seminar 2018

Seminar in Guidance and Counselling

 Education Subject

MY REFLECTION

My reaction during the seminar is that in the first speaker, I have more knowledge that I learned regarding their discussion about the five principles of knowing oneself because of the first and for most that knowing our self is important to our daily lives it because knowing our self is a journey. It is about knowing yourself as a human being, the real you. The journey is unpredictable and engages you deeply as it brings us face to face with your deepest fears, self-doubts and vulnerability and insecurities. On the journey, you question how you are living your life are whether or not it is in alignment with your highest purpose. And you don’t know your highest purpose, allow yourself to live in that space of not knowing. According to our first speaker the five principles of knowing oneself is the Lens, which is the time to ask who we determine how we see others, the Mirror, which is the first examine is our selves, the Pain, which is hurting people HURT and are easily hurt by them, the Hammer, which is to swat a fly off someone head, and the last one is the Elevator, which is we can lift people up or take them down in relationships. So if we know these five principles of knowing oneself we will know is truly who we are, so we must know and we will need to know truly who we are. Then the next topic is all about the Personality enhancement: an open door to professionalism.

 In this topic, according to the second speaker as a future teacher, we must know how to entertain our interviewer, we must know how to deliver the answer to their questions. We must act a professional because being professional hold themselves accountable for their thoughts, words, and actions, especially when they've made a mistake. This personal accountability is closely tied to honesty and integrity, and it's a vital element in professionalism.