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 Throughout the first quarter, I learned not only about ICT tools but also about the art of blogging. With blogging, I learned to sort out my thoughts and then be able to express them clearly through writing. It even made me better at putting out information in an interesting but formatted way to capture readers' attention. That is the very reason why I feel all the more confident to voice ideas online, be it some academic or personal projects. However, one problem I faced was the allotment of time between creating blogs and keeping up with other subjects. Creating quality content for blogs involves time and thought, and having multiple deadlines for completing different assignments sometimes made me feel over-whelmed. At first, focusing and keeping my tasks in control were not easy. To overcome these challenges, I improved my skills in time management. I began allotting specific blocks for writing blogs, thus making it easy for me to have control over my use of time, and receiving

This year's National Teachers Month, with its theme "Together4Teachers," happens to give this country an outstanding opportunity to look back upon all that makes these sector workers pertinent to society. These teachers do not merely teach; they also inspire, guide, and mold the future leaders. They hold the hands of students who would be leaders another generation, often unseen and unnoticed as they commit their young minds to the dedication of learning. This is a time to celebrate the tireless efforts by them toward educating, empowering, and uplifting every student, and together as a community, to celebrate the countless contribution of teachers, especially during times of uncertainty when their resilience shines the brightest. We stand united this year to give support to our teachers while we find our place in their shaping of our collective futures.  GRADE 10 MARTINELLI (Pre-Calculus Teacher, Ma'am Leila Rabo)  GRADE 10 MARTINELLI (ICT Teacher, Ma'am Evely Ve

 The Philippines face many challenges because of its location, including frequent typhoons, earthquakes, and other natural disasters. Climate change is making these disasters worse and more unpredictable which affects many communities especially those that are poor or living in high-risk areas. Problems like deforestation and poor urban planning also make it harder for the country to recover from these disasters. These disasters may destroy properties and live. So, for us to lessen the cause of these disasters, the government and different organizations are working together. To address these issues, the government and different organizations are working on wats to make the country more resilient. They have created disaster response plans and are investing in better infrastructure that can withstand natural disasters. Programs are also being set up to educate communities about how to prepare for and respond to emergencies. Additionally, the Philippines receives support from internationa

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. President Republic of the Philippines The Malacanang Palace Aug. 29, 2024 Ilocos Sur National High School Dear Mr. President: Good day to you, Sir!  I am a student at Ilocos Sur National High School, and I am reaching out to express my heartfelt gratitude for your dedicated service to our country. This letter serves as a token of appreciation for your constant commitment and efforts. We sincerely hope that your dedication to your work continues to inspire us all. As students of Ilocos Sur National High School, we acknowledge and appreciate your significant contributions toward providing us with a better, cleaner, and more conducive learning environment. Thanks to your efforts, we are surrounded by positivity, which greatly enhances our educational experience and overall well-being. I encourage you to maintain your passion and dedication in your work. We are confident that under your leadership, our school and the nation will see further improvements that will benef

On the day I was born, September 19, 2009, it was as if a new star had appeared in the sky, twinkling brightly as I opened my eyes for the first time. That star was me, Jeyla Erycar Tabudlo, the youngest in my family. Now, as a 14-year-old in my fourth year of high school, I’m looking forward to turning 15 this coming September. Growing up in the Municipality of Caoayan, particularly in Barangay Fuerte, I’ve learned that like a star, I must shine through the challenges and opportunities that shape my journey. From a young age, I’ve always been dedicated to everything I do, especially my studies. For me, education is the best way to show gratitude to my parents for their endless support and sacrifices. They often tell me that my eyes gleam like stars in the night sky, reflecting the endless possibilities that lie ahead, waiting for me to reach them. I face every opportunity with courage and determination, knowing that each step brings me closer to my dream of becoming a member of the Ph