The Environment is in Our Hands (Thematic Output)

 The theme underscored the importance of different sectors working together to do sustainable actions for the environment as we note how conservation of nature plays a key role in combatting climate change, biodiversity loss, and even health risks.

Waste Sorting

-try to sort and recycle household waste. Waste is colle ted at its source in each area and seperated.

 Using of Solar Energy

- Solar panels capture the energy of the sun and use that energy to power lights and heaters 

Plant trees

-Trees absorb carbon dioxide and emit oxygen, improve water area quality, and helps make the ground more fertile for other plants 

Changing transportation habits  

-walk or ride a bicycle when your destination is close or nearby to avoid harming the environment by Car Pollution.

References:

•https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/garbage-sorting.html?sortBy=relevant

•https://green.org/2024/01/30/solar-power-and-energy-independence/amp/

•https://www.pinterest.com/pin/premium-photo--795377984209611122/

•https://www.istockphoto.com/illustrations/chi

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1st Quarter's Reflection

 

My discoveries this first quarter is how the Internet began. How the Internet was used back then. I also discovered the different pioneers and software architects. And of course the different types of blogs. Back then, I only knew vlogs or video blogging and now I discover that there're many different types of blogs.

The challenges that I encountered were signing up my blogspot. I can't make my account because the computer has a low signal and I can't sign up. Without my account, I can't make my blog, no performance task, and I won't have good grades. 

I addressed this challenge by making an account on my phone. At first I couldn't sign in on my phone. However, as I tried it many times I made an account. I'm very happy because I can finally make my blog and publish it and have a performance task to submit. 

Moving on I will always give my best, face every challenges and not giving up because it will always have a great prize in return. Moreover, I'm always be ready to discover new things to widen my knowledge about life and about the world.

References:

•https://ritubhasin.com/blog/always-strive-to-do-your-best/

•https://www.gravityforms.com/blog/how-to-create-a-mailchimp-signup-form/

•https://www.prysmian.com/en/insight/telecoms/when-was-the-internet-invented

World Teacher's Day

World Teacher’s Day gives us an opportunity to recognise the hard work and commitment of our educators. This year’s theme is ‘the transformation of education begins with teachers’. I believe with hard work and dedication anything can be accomplished. Nothing in life is ever easy and you have to work hard for what you want. I believe dedication is the key to success.  Without it it will probably be difficult to achieve what you want to be. 

Teachers have an important part in our lives and they impact us every day. Not only do they teach us something new each passing day, they also give us lessons that we will use in every decision we make in our lives. Passionate teachers know that it is their role  to encourage students  for an active  learning and concern  themselves  with  promoting  students  intellectual  and  moral  development.  Teachers with  passion,  work  with  enthusiasm,  their  dedication  and  commitment  increase, and  they believe  in  the  importance  of  their  job. 

Passionate teachers are distinguished by their commitment to achievement of their  students. Commitment is an essential element of successful teaching. Committed teachers are concerned with  the  development  of  their students and  they  profoundly  struggle  to keep  students’ learning.  They  cultivate  students  curiosity and  interest  in  learning.  Showing  commitment  to student  learning  can  be  an  important  factor  in  motivating  students.  Committed  teachers recognize and endeavor to fulfill their responsibilities to their students. The degree of loyalty of committed  teachers,  toward  their  profession  is  one  of  their  distinguished  characters. Teachers, who are engaged in their profession and committed to students  and  their  learning, play a crucial role in the development of students.  

References:

•https://rockwoodsinternationalschool.com/blog/ways-to-improve-teacher-student-connection

•https://www.teacheracademy.eu/blog/teachers-growth/

•https://www.parents.com/kids/education/back-to-school/the-smart-way-to-talk-to-teachers/

•https://www.cns-partners.com/manufacturing-it-blog/the-benefits-of-technology-in-the-classroom-how-can-we-help-teachers-and-administrators-help-our-children?hs_amp=true

LEAD WITH RESILIENCE

 

 Filipinos are known to be resilient. Objectively speaking, we are the type that would just laugh off any difficult situation or circumstance, from petty traffic issues to catastrophic floods, typhoons, earthquakes and so on. We are able to overcome the challenges we face. We are able to get up with a smiling face when we fall. This so-called national characteristic may be we admired, but sad to say it does not emulate the stability of our nation’s infrastructure. With our resilience, the speed by which we transform  trauma into acceptance is really fast.  Instead of solving the problem, we simply cope or wait for it to pass.

The Philippines has made significant progress in the areas of disaster risk reduction and climate action, and now looks to strengthen resilience in response and outcome. This means the consideration of systemic risks and the need for deeply transformative measures that involves all stakeholders. This means sustained efforts and investments in building the capacities of national and regional governments across sectors to work together on more joined-up solutions. This means communities being directly involved from the get-go, on how best to build-back that has people assured that their ideas and feedback has been taken into account. This means spending much more on prevention, anticipating the risks well ahead and planning for them ahead of a post-disaster recovery. 

The future of our nation lies in the resilience of youths, who are the future leaders. To achieve this, current leaders must provide robust support and empowerment, empowering them to effectively utilize technologies, research, and resources. Developing countries face limited resources, making it crucial to educate youths and empower them to mobilize change for positive social development. Realigning visions towards sustainable development goals and using unique skills, scientific wisdom, and technological advancements can create a community united in building a resilient country.

References:

•https://steemit.com/filipinoresilience/@iamrosallie/floods-in-the-philippines-filipino-resilience

•https://www.ktsm.com/news/international/39-dead-after-typhoon-leaves-high-water-mud-in-philippines/amp/

•https://www.worldvision.org.ph/youths-voice-on-disaster-risk-reduction/

THANKS GIVING LETTER

I am writing this letter to inform you how grateful I am for everything you have helped and done in our country. My family was very impressed with your late father when he was the president because of his ability to

be a leader. I hope that now that you are the president, you will beautify and enrich our country where there is no crime, inequality and issues. I hope you can help those in need and give people a good life. I also hope you don't neglect our country and fight for it as much as you can. We will also do our best to contribute to the development of our country. Thank you and God bless.

References:

•https://globalnation.inquirer.net/228801/marcos-says-philippines-has-no-interest-on-attacking-anyone/amp

 •https://www.anu.edu.au/events/bongbong-at-the-helm-what-to-expect-from-the-marcos-jr-administration-in-the-philippines 

WHO AM I?

 

 A question that would make you think well and might puzzle you out. Describing yourself is harder than describing someone because there are some areas in yourself that you're not certain of such as: characteristics, attitude, and personalities. Talking about myself, I'm a 15 years old who lives in Tamorong Sta. Catalina. I have a fair skin complexion, middle-length straight hair, and round dark brown eyes.

 One of my personalities is that I am a very emotional person who cries when they're mad, sad,  got yelled, and when someone I care about. I'm also a person who doesn't share her problems. I usually ask other people's opinions or confirmation before deciding even with the smallest thing.  I easily get stressed when there are piles of things to do.  I also prefer talking to people older than me because I feel enlightened and it made me feel like it widened my knowledge about life. I'm also that kind of person who always wants detailed work and always asks "what if's?" And  I always try my best in everything I do because I believe the preparation for tomorrow is doing my best today                    

My future is not set in stone because not everything goes according to plan. There are so many paths to take. I don't know what direction I will be heading in tomorrow or if my mind will change the next day. However, when I was a child, I once dreamed of being a doctor and to have my own medical center. But for now, I'll just concentrate in my studies and work hard. 

References:

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