A Time to Reflect and Act

 Environment Month serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect and nurture the planet. It's a time to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage actions that promote sustainability. This year, I committed to small, impactful steps to contribute to the preservation of our environment, knowing that every effort, no matter how small, matters.

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I spent time fixing and pruning the plants in our garden, ensuring they stay healthy and help in keeping the air fresh.

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Keeping the backyard clean by sweeping leaves and debris to create a healthier and more sustainable environment

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Here, I am separating recyclable materials from waste to reduce landfill use and promote recycling in our household.

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By engaging in these simple actions, I aim to contribute to a cleaner and greener world, one small step at a time.

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Reflections on the Impact of the Internet and Technology

 This quarter in ICT, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of how blogs work and their purpose in the digital world. I also learned about the history of the internet, which gave me a better sense of how far technology has come. I found it fascinating to discover the key figures who pioneered the internet, like Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf, and how their contributions have shaped the way we communicate today. It's interesting to see how something we take for granted, like browsing the web, was actually the result of decades of work by these innovators.

One of the biggest challenges I faced was wrapping my head around the more technical parts of the lesson, like how the internet actually works behind the scenes. Understanding concepts like data transmission and internet protocols wasn’t easy. I also found it challenging to create a blog that was not only informative but also visually appealing and engaging to readers. Balancing content with design took some time to figure out.

To overcome these challenges, I broke down the complex topics into smaller, more manageable bits of information. This made it easier to understand how things like data transmission work. I also took the time to ask my teacher questions and did some extra reading on my own. When it came to blog creation, I experimented with different layouts and designs, looking at examples to see what worked. Practice really helped me get more comfortable with the process.

Looking ahead, I want to continue improving my blogging skills, both in writing and design. I’ll focus on making my content more creative and engaging. I’m also going to stay curious about how technology evolves and keep learning so I can adapt to the digital world as it changes. Hopefully, these skills will not only help me in ICT but in other areas as well, as technology continues to be such a big part of our lives.

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 A Salute to the Unsung Heroes of Education

 Now, let's be honest, teachers are a special breed. They're like superheroes, except instead of capes, they wear comfy sweaters and have a knack for explaining fractions in a way that doesn't make your brain melt. They're patient, they're passionate, and they're experts in the art of turning "why do we have to learn this?" into "oh, this is actually kind of cool!"

 But teaching isn't just about knowledge. It's about nurturing young minds, building confidence, and inspiring a love of learning. Teachers are the cheerleaders, the mentors, the sometimes-strict-but-always-loving guides who help us navigate the wild, wonderful world of education. They're the ones who believe in us even when we doubt ourselves, who celebrate our successes, and who help us pick ourselves up after a few (or a hundred) stumbles.

 This National Teachers Month, let's not just give teachers a pat on the back, let's give them a standing ovation! Let's show them the appreciation they deserve for their tireless efforts, their dedication, and their unwavering belief in the power of education. Let's make sure they know that we see them, we value them, and we're grateful for their invaluable contributions to shaping the future of our nation.

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City. (2023). 𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘆 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿𝘀’ 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵! – City of ... Www.google.com. https://images.app.goo.gl/cadt4ifBVBBF2ScUA

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The Philippines: Battling the Tides of Nature and Change

                               The Philippines: Battling the Tides of Nature and Change

 

The Philippines, a land of stunning beaches, majestic mountains, and warm smiles, faces a tough reality: it's one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. Imagine living in a place where typhoons are like regular visitors, earthquakes shake the ground, and volcanoes could erupt at any time. That's the life for many Filipinos. It's not just the natural disasters, though. Climate change is making things even worse, with more intense storms and rising sea levels threatening coastal communities.

                       

 

The challenges are huge. Many Filipinos live in poverty, and their homes and communities are often the most vulnerable to disasters. Rapid urbanization, while a sign of progress, can also make things worse if cities aren't built to withstand the impacts of climate change. And let's be honest, getting everyone on the same page to work together to solve these problems can be tricky, especially with a complex system of government.

 

But the Filipino spirit is strong, and the country is fighting back. There are laws in place to help manage disaster risks, and organizations are working to prepare communities for the worst. The government is also trying to make sure there's enough money to help people recover after disasters. And there's a growing movement to make sure climate change is taken seriously, with programs to help people adapt to the changing environment.

  

                              

    
                                         

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Antonithcamiguing. (2019, March 25). Plastic Pollution Clean-Up Effort in Manila Bay Begins. Pinterest. https://pin.it/3esR4Bbez

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Letter for the President

Christianne Praise de Peralta

Pandan, Caoayan Ilocos Sur

Vigan City, Ilocos Sur, 2702

            08-22-24

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Malacañang Palace

J.P, Laurel Street, San Miguel Manila, Philippines 

Dear President Marcos,

     

          I am writing to you today to express my feelings about your leadership. I am a citizen of the Philippines, and I care deeply about the future of our country.

           I have been following you policies with great interest, I am particularly concerned about Extrajudicial Killings and Impunity. I believe that this event has had a negative impact on Erosion of the Rule of Law and Human Rights.

            However, I also want to express my hope for our country's future. I believe that you have the potential to make positive changes for the Philippines. I am confident that you will make the right decisions for our country.

Sincerely,

   Christianne Praise de Peralta.

 

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Clemente, E. (2021, February 9). Thousands tell Duterte: Stop killings in war on drugs. Pinterest. https://pin.it/PSww5Si5b

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A Reflection that I often see

                                                      A Reflection that I often see

   I am the youngest daughter in our family, the daughter who experiences a wide range of emotions, from joy to sadness, and everything in between. I demonstrate a deep love and care for my family, showing a strong protective instinct towards my brother and my sister and a deep affection for my parents. Despite my emotional complexity, I am a responsible individual, taking my studies seriously and willingly contributing to my family and community. I embody a balance of emotional depth and a commitment to my responsibilities.

  My JHS experience was a testament to the power of self-discovery and growth. In the early years, I was a quiet observer, hesitant to participate and seeking approval from others. However, a shift in perspective, perhaps sparked by a new passion or a supportive mentor, ignited a transformation. I began to embrace my strengths, step outside my comfort zone, and find my voice. This newfound confidence led to stronger relationships, academic success, and a profound sense of personal growth, ultimately blossoming into a confident young woman, which is me.

   I might be facing challenges to get to my goal, but I will do my best for my family and for my future self. Although tears may fall someday, I know that I will make it. Someday, I'll be a provider for my family, like my parents. Someday, I'll inspire kids to be like me. Even though it seems difficult, I have to strengthen my faith in God, because nothing is impossible in the name of God, even for a normal student like me.

                                                    

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