Learning expected | Strategy | Teacher | Student | 10 Guidance counseling therapy |
In this, the student will be encouraged to talk about whatever comes to mind especially their experiences. | FREE ASSOCIATION In this technique, it allows the student to say anything and everything that comes to mind. | I'm not asking you to do that. You have some doubt about that? | I feel uneasy about my hair. I feel it is not appropriate to my face. Should I cut this again? No, I know your not but do you feel that I should cut this? No, I just wanted to hear you say so. | 1.Psychoanalytic Therapy The therapist neither offers advice nor extends sympathy, but encourages client to talk about what comes in mind. |
The child will realize the problem and will know later what to do. And he/she will be encouraged to change for better. | ASKING QUESTIONS In this, The Teacher will ask some questions for the students to answers honestly. | Why do you say so? Are you doing something wrong? Maybe that is the problem. You are busy watching TV. Maybe your mother wants you to help her too. Your welcome. | Ma'am I feel that my mother does not love me anymore. Because she always sees me. She always says that I'm wrong and my sister is right. My sister always helps my mom while I, I'm always busy watching the TV. Your right teacher,Ok,,Thanks. | 2. Adlerian Therapy It refers to the sense of belongingness or to feel in community. |
In here the students will know that he did something wrong and will try to correct it. | Confrontation of life Issues | Why? Ahmm. You need to say the truth to your sister, so when you're at your house talks to her. | Ma'am I feel guilty. Last night I took my sister's candy but I did not tell it to her. Thanks Ma'am | 3. Existential Therapy Focus on the existence of an individual or being aware of his/her existence. |
The student will be able to analyze his problem and come up with his own solutions. | Emphatic Understanding In here the teacher enters the students place and understands his/her perspective. | You know when I was studying my parents have lot of expectations on me, that's why I study hard and now they are proud of me. So what will you do now? | My mother has big expectations about me and those expectations are so hard to meet. What will I do? I think I should study hard to meet those expectations for them to be proud of me. Thanks Ma'am. | 4. Person Centered Therapy Focus on the client and here the therapist doesn't give any advice he/she let the client to solve problems on his/her own. |
By entering to the world of others, the individual can discover how much their images of others. | Playing the Projection In playing the projection the teacher will ask the students to have an exchange of roles. | Why do you say so? Ok, Let's exchange our roles. You will portray as the teacher and I as a student. (As student) Because you don't call my name. (As student) Aaaah | Teacher I have a feeling that you don't like me. Because you never call my name every checking of the attendance. (As tchr.) Why do you feel I don't like you? (As tchr.) I don't call your name because I knew you already. | 5.Gestalt therapy Helps the client to become aware of the present. |
I n this student will know how to focus in transaction rather than the problem. | Scripts A script is a person's ongoing program for his life drama which dictates where he is going with his life and how he is to get there. | Why? Maybe she is not feeling well when you ask her about the time. Don't worry I will talk to her. | Ma'am, Anna gets angry with me a while ago. I ask her about the time and she said "Why don't you buy your own watch!" Maybe Ma'am | 6. Transactional Analysis Focus on transaction rather than the problem. |
The student will overcome his/her fear of snakes. | Systematic Desensitization It is an anxiety reducing technique. It involves pairing neutral event or stimulus with a stimulus that already elicits fear. | Don't worry I'll be on your side. Ok Trisha this is the picture of the snake. See a man is holding a snake but nothing's happen. Come in, don't worry I'll be on your side. | Teacher I don't want to go inside the zoo, I'm afraid of the snake. No, I don't like Hmmm Ok tchr. | 7. Behavior theraphy Focus on behavior of an individual. |
In this the student will lessen her worries. | Humor Humor serves as a tension reliever. | No you have a baby's breath.. | Tchr. My classmate don't talk to me, Do I have a bad breath? | 8. Rational Emotive Focuses on irrational thinking. |
The students will be able to forgive each other. | | Why did he bit you? Ok, I will talk to her. Mica , Clara said that you bite her? Why? Teacher let the two children to talk and discuss what the problem is and after it they decided to reconcile. | Tchr... Mica bites me. I just ask her about the assignment and she did bit me. Yes Tchr I do bit her because she is the one who bites me first. | 9. Reality therapy Focus on the reality what happens on a day to day basis. |
They become to realize and to know what are the behaviors they possesses. | Tell me who I am It is a method where in client is set in a group of different people. | You, you are nice. Why do you say so? *The tchr will conduct an activity. | Tchr. What do you think of me? But I think my classmates don't likes me? | 10. Interpersonal Therapy This therapy aims to make the clients realize the importance of sociability and interdependency to one another. |
Thursday, March 24, 2011
exam
Friday, March 11, 2011
Case study
CASE STUDY
SECTION A: PERSONAL DATA SUMMARY
PERSONAL DATA OF THE CHILD
NAME: Jello Mae Gudio Daligcon AGE: 2 ½ years old
NICKNAME: Mae-Mae GENDER: Girl
BIRTHDAY: July 08, 2008 NATIONALITY: Filipino
BIRTHPLACE: #2255 CBY Barracks Malaria Caloocan City RELIGION: Catholic
ADDRESS: #2255 CBY Barracks Malaria Caloocan City CONTACT NO(S): 09078048884
PROVINCE: Ormoc, Leyte 09079744604
MEDICAL RECORDS
HEIGHT: 90 cm.
WEIGHT: 18 lbs.
BLOOD TYPE: AB
ALLERGIES: Asthma
PARENT’S DATA
FATHER’S NAME: Rogelio Daligcon Jr. OCCUPATION: Bus Conductor
MOTHER’S NAME: Maria Luisa Daligcon OCCUPATION: Housewife
NUMBER OF CHILDREN PRESENT: 2: 1 boy and 1 girl
NAME(S) AGE(S)
John Mark Daligcon (Boy) 5 years old
Jello Mae Daligcon (Girl) 2 ½ years old
FRIENDS OF THE CHILD:
1. Sophia Dela Cruz (Girl) 2 years old
2. Joice Sevilla (Girl) 1 year old
3. Jay Sevilla (Boy) 3 years old
4. Jemimah Nicole (Girl) 5 years old
5. Angelo (Boy) 8 years old
SECTION B: JOINING PROCESS
Jello Mae is one of our neighbors. Ate Tess referred “Mae-Mae” to be my client.
SECTION C: PRESENTING THE PROBLEM
Jello Mae is one of our neighbors. She is a cute child. She always plays with my niece and her other friends. She is so hyperactive.
According to Mae-Mae’s mother “Si Mae-Mae naku napakakulit niyan. Napapagod nga ako kakaalaga dyan eh. Nauubos lahat ng lakas ko tapos minsan sumpungin pa yan. Kapag sinabi niyang ayaw niya ayaw niya talaga.” (“Mae-Mae is so hyperactive. I lose all my energy in taking care of her and sometimes she experience temper tantrums. If she said I don’t want to do that she will not do that anymore.”)
Another problem of Jello Mae is her being aggressive. “Alam mo ba minsan nangangagat yan si Mae-Mae kapag nagagalit”. (“She often bites other children when she is angry”) Her mother said.
According to the friends of Mae-Mae “Si Mae-Mae ang lakas niyan mang-asar at saka minsan kinukuha niya laruan ko kapag nagustuhan niya ito”.(“ She always bullied me and then she gets my toy if she wants it”.)
“Talagang makulit yan si Mae-Mae kaya laging nasusugatan kasi takbo ng takbo.Super hyper. Pero minsan maayos naman siya kapag nasa mood siyang makipaglaro”(Mae-Mae is so hyperactive. She always run and run that’s why she has lots of wounds, but sometimes she is in the mood to play”). Her mother added.
“Meron pa pala, minsan nagseselos si Mae-Mae kapag may kinakarga o kapag may kasama akong bata.”(“Also Mae-Mae gets jealous whenever she saw me with other children”.) Her mother added.
SECTION D: PSYCHOSOCIAL HISTORY
D1: TIMELINE

This timeline pertains to the major life events of Jello Mae. The first one is the day she was born. Second a Christmas Eve at her Grandparents house and the third one is her first birthday. On the fourth one Jello Mae attended the first birthday of her friend and in this event “Jello mae bit one of her friend because of the balloons” Her mother said. The latest event that Jello mae also shows this kind of behavior was on the birthday of her friend Jemimah last February.
BIRTH ORDER
The sequence of siblings is part of the family constellation and a major influence on the creation of a person’s style of life.
Jello Mae is the youngest or the last born child of Mr. and Mrs. Daligcon. Being the youngest child, she remains the baby of the family. She is spoiled and she gets whatever she wants.
Based on what her mother said on the previous interview, Jello Mae is so hyperactive, sometimes she bite her friends and sometimes feels jealous. But she’s okay whenever she’s in the mood.
It is a genogram of the mother side of the client child. Saturnino and Rebecca Gudio are the parents of Maria Luisa G. Daligcon (mother of the client child). Her husband is Rogelio Daligcon Jr. and they have two siblings: John Mark and Jello Mae. They all have a good relationship with each other.
In this genogram it shows that Rogelio and Mecathe Daligcon has four siblings and one of them is Rogelio Daligcon Jr. (father of the client child) whose wife of Maria Luisa G. Daligcon and they have two siblings.
D3: SOCIOGRAPH
WELL LIKE BY THE FAMILY:
MAE-MAE MA.LUISA REBECCA ROGELIO JOHN MARK
Rebecca Mae-Mae Mae-Mae Mae-Mae Rebecca
Ma.Luisa John Mark John Mark John Mark Rogelio
Cristina Rogelio Cristina Ma.Luisa Ma.Luisa
“Para sa amin wala kasi nasa probinsiya mga kamag-anakan namin,minsan nga lang kami magkita-kita eh aayawan pa ba namin ang isa’t-isa.” (“I have no relatives that I dislike most because they are all in the province it is once in a blue moon when we see each other”)
As we can see in this sociogram they have what we called mutual choice because they choose each other.
D4: PERSONALITY DYNAMICS OF THE CLIENT
v SELF MASTERY (STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES)
According to Jello Mae’s mother “Mae-Mae has a good memory whenever someone asks her “Who is your mother?”She will easily reply “ My mother’s name is Malou”.
“Yung kahinaan naman ni mae-mae minsan nakakalimutan niyang mag po at opo.”( The only weakness of mae-mae is sometimes she forgot to use polite words”.) Her mother said.
D5: RELATIONSHIPS (Quality of relationships with people around him)
Based on what her mother said on the previous interview, Jello Mae is so hyperactive, sometimes she bite her friends and sometimes feels jealous. But she’s okay whenever she’s in the mood.
Jello Mae has a good quality relationship with her family. She uses language as away to express her feelings but sometimes she doesn’t.
D6: ACTION (Personality Dynamics)
Jello Mae is on the process of mastering her fine motor skills (writing, drawing….) According to her mother “Jello mae can manage to hold the scissor, pencil and can manage to color but she does not know how to write yet but she do scribbling.
E. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
The problem of my client child here is being aggressive, hyperactive and sometimes she gets jealous whenever her mother is with other children. Based on the problem of being aggressive, we can relate it to the concept of AGGRESSIVE AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. So in here aggression refers to acts that are abusive that severely interfere with the activities of other people, objects and events in the environment. Examples of milder form of aggression are: teasing, clowning around, tattling and bullying. Severe aggression includes threat of physical harm, physical attack, destruction of property and cruelty.So in this case the client child Mae-Mae can categorize to have a milder form of aggression because according to her friends “Mae-Mae always bullied us”.
On being hyperactive, we can relate this to ADHD OR Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in which the children exhibit significant differences in the ability to pay attention and engage in active work compared to their normal peers. Mae-Mae the client child is hyperactive based on her mother and friends.
On being jealous, we can relate it to “Electra Complex” of Sigmund Freud. The major conflict of this stage is called Oedipal Conflict. Freud used the term Oedipal for both sexes but other analysts proposed the female variant to be referred to “Electra Complex”. In the beginning, for both sexes the primary caregiver and main source of their gratification is the mother. As the child develops, however, it starts forming a sexual identity and the dynamics for boys and girls alter. For both sexes, the parents become the focus of drive energy. So in this case the client child feels jealousy because of her strong attachment to her mother.
F. PROGNOSIS
Maybe the client child is acting like that (jealous) because she is afraid that her mother will leave her and will take care of other child than her and also because they have strong attachment.
On being hyperactive, she is acting like that because her friends and her brother are also hyperactive so she imitates what she saw.
The last one on being aggressive, maybe because of her environment. The client child lives in an environment where almost everyday people are fighting and they always talks with a loud voice. So it has something to do with being aggressive of Mae-Mae.
G. THERAPEUTIC PLAN
G1: KNOWLEDGE BUILDING
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her knowledge through continuous development of her self-mastery (having good memory skills).
G2: SKILLS BUILDING
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her skills on tracing the vowels of the alphabet.
G3: ATTITUDE BUILDING
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her attitude by using polite words.
H. THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION
OBJECTIVES | ACTIVITIES | TARGET DATE/SCHEDULE |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her knowledge through continuous development of her self-mastery (having a good memory). | Who am I? Direction: The client child will tell her name, age and where she lives. I am________________ I am_________ years old. I live at_____________ | March 11 Friday 4:00-4:30 pm |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her skills in tracing the vowels of the alphabet. | Vowels tracing Direction: Trace the vowels. Aa Ee Ii Oo Uu | March 12 Saturday 4:00-4:50 pm |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her attitude through the use of polite words. | Polite Kid Direction: Use polite words to express your feelings. 1._____ I borrow your pencil. 2. Can you give me a glass of water,________. 3. _____ I know your name? | March 14 Monday 4:00-4:30 pm |
I. THERAPEUTIC PROGRESS
OBJECTIVES | SCHEDULE | PROGRESS |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her knowledge through continuous development of her self-mastery (having a good memory). | March 11 Friday 4:00-4:30 pm | Because of her good memory, it is easy for her to tell her name,age and address. |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her skills in tracing the vowels of the alphabet. | March 12 Saturday 4:00-4:50 pm | At first she traced the vowels with the help of her mother. Then, she traced the vowels by her own but it is not that’s straight |
At the end of the case study, the client child should be able to build her attitude through the use of polite words. | March 14 Monday 4:00-4:30 pm | Also with the assistance of her mother, the client child successfully learned to use polite words like “po” “opo” and “please” |
J. THERAPEUTIC RESULT
We do the activity in the client’s house.
The first activity was entitled “Who Am I” in which the client child will tell more about herself like her name, age and address. The client child “Mae-Mae” finds it easily to tell the following information because of her good memory skills.
On the second activity, it is all about tracing the vowels. In this activity the client child needs the assistance of her mother. At first her mother assists her to trace the vowels and on the second try the client child traced the vowels by her own and she did it but it is not that straight.
One thing her mother noticed while doing the activity was “Mae-Mae does the activity patiently and she was happy to do it. And also Mae-Mae is not hyper and aggressive on that point of time. She focuses on what she is doing and gives her best.” Her mother said.
The last activity is using polite words. At first I and her mother taught her to use polite words like “po” and “opo” and after that Mae-Mae tries to use polite words.
On the next day, According to her mother “Mae-Mae use polite words” and she said “Mama pahingi po ng gatas.”
K. CONCLUSION, RECOMMENDATION AND SUMMARY
I therefore conclude that the client child can lessen her being hyperactive by giving her activities that will catch her interest and let her focus on that activity.
I therefore recommend that the adults around her should be a role model to Mae-Mae and be patiently enough to understand her. I recommend to her parents that they should give Mae-Mae some activities that will catch her interest that will help her to lessen her being hyperactive and being aggressive.
To sum it up, the client child Mae-Mae can lessen her aggressiveness and being hyperactive if we (parents and educators) will patiently understand her on her behavior and also by giving her continuous activities that she will be focus on doing and also by assisting her to be a good individual.
L.IMPLICATIONS TO EDUCATION AND ASSESSMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN
Conducting this case study makes the subject more understandable and clear to me. I understand why there are children who act out of the usual and I learned how to assess them to lessen such behavior. I learn the importance of patience in understanding them, responsibility to help them lessen their behavior and humility in dealing with different people so as to come up with the achievement of my goals. To know the problem of the child, to help the child and to l;essen her problem.
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