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The Fun has Begun. In The Year 2021

Imahe
It was a fun year. There were certainly lots of up’s and down’s, but all of it was worth it. Smiles were shown, laughs were thrown, and tears were done. It was fun 2020 but time to move onto 2021. A new year starts again, and a new meaning in life emerges. There were things that I want to forget but with this new year I can reset and start again. I had my fun with my family considering it is quarantine, I can also start to think more and focus about myself, than thinking about others. I can think of this year as an opportunity to know more things about myself unlock all hidden talents and everything I can be. A new year means new opportunities to take and more decisions to make, just remember that what’s done is done and try to move on and head to what awaits.   photo taken from: https://www.cityexpress.com/en/travel-blog/celebrating-new-years-eve-in-santiago-chile-all-you-need-to-know

What I Learned

Imahe
photo taken from: https://medium.com/@cxiong255/some-student-struggles-in-high-school-67d30dda6281 Ever since I was a kid, I was always curious about random things, imagining and thinking why they work and how they originated. As years went by, studying in school and browsing social medias and the internet, I have already learned lots of questions that were bugging my mind from when I was a kid. I did not notice that our first grading period will end in just a blink of an eye, I still remember the days when I was complaining about our new type of education and the so called “new normal” wherein we students study modular. In our ICT class, I’ve learned a lot on how the internet works, the history of it, who invented it, and its importance and uses until to our last lesson. In addition, I also enjoyed creating and writing blogs with different topics. Regardless of all the things I learned, I myself can’t deny that I experienced and encountered problems and difficulties in my studies ...

The Threat We Must Prevent

Imahe
Environment is very important to us and our daily lives, and thus we are responsible in taking care of it along with the animals and plants that inhabit it. Our daily needs come from these, our foods, water, shelter, and clothing all came from our environment. It was our duty to take care of our planet Earth, our environment, but because of our foolishness, it led to extinction of species of animals and plants, the pollution of waters and air, which then led to Climate Change and Global Warming. Climate Change is the change in global or regional patterns, in particular a change apparent from mid to late 20 th century onwards, which was due to increased levels of carbon dioxide. Whereas Global Warming is the gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons, and other pollutants, in conclusion this was because of the air pollution that we humans caused. We...

Always be Ready for any Casualties

Imahe
The Philippines is prone to natural disaster and calamities, such as typhoons, volcano eruptions, floods, landslides, earthquakes, and other calamities that I forgot to mention. Each calamity can be dangerous and deadly which is why we must know the drastic and safety measures we must do during these events. Earthquakes are one of the calamities we experience from time to time, it is important to know what to do in this types of situation. Earthquakes are the sudden release of energy in the earth’s crust. With the advancement of technology we can determine how strong and where the earthquake is happening, this gives us enough time to prepare for an evacuation. Participating in earthquake drills are important, it can make us safe, it shows us what to do and not to do during an earthquake, most   of all how to evacuate and where to evacuate. The National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council led the National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill 2020, which aims to teach and strengthen ...

IS THERE QUALITY EDUCATION WITH THE PANDEMIC GOING ON?

Imahe
  Should modular and online class even be considered as quality education? First of all, why is online class implemented? It was implemented due to the ongoing pandemic we are facing. With social distancing, students and teachers can’t really face each other and have class face to face. Honestly, having online class, or getting modules have a lot of challenges. One can have slow net connection, have less signal to receive, parents maybe busy, and even limited use of gadgets, laptops, and printers. A lot of students are facing these problems with this “new” education for the pandemic, some get depressed, some get frustrated, some get stressed to the point that they think about ending their own life due to the problems and situations they face in their online or modular classes. Not only students but teachers also have a hard time adjusting how the system of these classes work, teaching and providing modules with the amount of students they have. With the pandemic going on, is adding...

WHAT MAKES A COUNTRY

Imahe
How do we call or make a country resilient? Resilient is the ability to withstand or recover quickly from a difficult situation or crisis. Do we call Philippines a resilient country? Us people sometimes find it easy and hard to recover from a situation or problem, is it the same for our country? Every year we face lots of difficult problems, we face natural disasters, accidents, calamities, and now the ongoing pandemic Covid-19. At first, lots of Filipinos panic and worry about this virus spreading throughout the world, but slowly and surely we act and recover from this growing pandemic. As an individual we have different views and solutions to these kinds of problems. But as citizens within the same country we can choose to help each other to further recover from the problems we face. But for a country to be resilient we need a strong and dependable leader to guide us to these problems. Lots of times Philippines has recovered from different crisis and calamities, like typhoons and oth...

THE MAN THAT CARRIES THE BURDENS OF THE COUNTRY

Imahe
 https://www.gisreportsonline.com/dutertes-impact-at-the-two-year-mark,politics,2615.html Dear Pres. Rodrigo Duterte Being a leader comes with a cost that's why I deeply admire the courage and perseverance you have taking the role of president of our country considering the burden of being judged and overwhelmed by the role you are in. With you filling that role a lot have changed within this country of ours with it advancing and getting better. You have indeed shown us your efforts for the country and us Filipinos. I know you're given a difficult task and duty being the president but with this pandemic going on for months now, I wish you have patience and perseverance to face this pandemic, while guiding us for better. I wish you make wise decisions and beneficial choices for the better of the Philippines                             ...