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social relationship
connection between two or more people through communication
social influence
the way other people affect our: attitudes, behaviors, decisions, self esteem
pakikisama
maintaining harmony with others
perception
process of interpreting and understanding people, events, and experiences
social interaction
how people communicate and respond to one another
bayanihan
working together for a common
cooperation
working together to achieve a common goal
accommodation
adjusting or giving way to maintain peace and harmony
healthy competition
encourages improvement, builds confidence
unhealthy competition
jelousy, crab mentality, conflict
conflict
disagreement between individuals or groups
intergenerational relationships
relationship between different age groups
intergroup dynamics
interaction between different groups
communucation
sharing of ideas and emotions between people
verbal communication
through spoken, written words
non verbal communication
relies on body language, facial expressions, gestures, eye contact, posture, tone of voice
empathy
ability to understand and share another personās feelings or perspective
compassion
feeling of caring for someone who is suffering
personal growth
intentional process of developing oneās abilities, attitude and mindset to become better version of one self
growth and productivity
are connnected concepts
growth
refers to continuosly improvement
productivity
ability to apply the effectively to achieve goals
mental health
state of well being where a person can manage stress
world health Organization 2022
stigma and cultural norms such as hiya
prevents accidents
reduces injuries and hazards
boosts peoductivity
promotes efficiency and creative output
preserves equipment
protects tools, materials, and creative resources
Professionalism
encourage responsibility and a safety first
lighting
prevents eye strain
ventilation
reduces fumes, dust, and heat
noise
impacts concentration and hearing
temperature
affects productivity and well being
workspace arrangementreduces slips, trips, and falls
read instructions
read and follow all tool and equipment instructions
use as intended
use tools only for their designated purpose
inspect before use
checks equipment condition
report damage
report damaged immediately
wear protective gear
wear appropriate protective equipment
keep ares clean
maintain clean and organized work areas
risk assessment and management
identify hazards in your workspace
physical hazard
sharp objects
chemical hazard
paint fumes, solvents,
biological hazards
mold, dust, and allergens
art criticism
informed discussion
description
identifying what is seen without judgement
analysis
examining elements and principles of art
interpretation
determining possible meanings, messages, emotions, and themes
judgement
evaluating the artwork
formal analysis
examination of how artistic elements an principles work together
art criticism
examines visual and creative work
literacy criticism
focuses in written texts
aethetic theories
provide frameworks for understanding and evaluating art
imitationalism
art is valued for its realistic representation of reality
formalism
art is judged by its organization of elements and principles
emotionalism
valued for its ability to communicate
instrumentalism
art is valued for its social, moral, educational, or political purposes
organic unity
refers to harmonious relationship
subject
refers to the person, object, scene, event, or idea
form
refers how the artwork is organized and presented
content
refers to the meaning