Reflection on Learning HTML, HTML Tags

As a student, learning about HTML, HTML tags, tables, and frames has been a rewarding experience. HTML is like the language of the internet, and understanding it helps me see how websites are created and structured. It’s exciting to learn how the basic building blocks of web pages come together to create the content we use every day.

HTML tags are especially interesting because they act like instructions that tell the browser what to do. By using tags for headings, paragraphs, images, and links, I realized how every detail in a website starts with just a few lines of code. It made me appreciate the importance of being accurate and organized while coding.

Tables were another highlight because they help present data in a clear and structured way. Whether it’s for organizing schedules or comparing information, tables make things look professional and easy to read. It’s a useful skill I can apply in creating school projects or presenting data effectively.

Frames, although less common now, gave me insight into how websites were designed in the past. They show how different sections of a webpage can be displayed separately, which was an eye-opener for understanding the evolution of web design.

Learning these topics not only gave me technical skills but also inspired me to think creatively. As a student, I now feel more confident about creating simple web pages and exploring the endless possibilities of web design. It’s a valuable foundation for future projects and maybe even a potential career in technology.

 

reference : 

    Sandals, J. (2022, August 31). What is HTML? HTML Coding Guide for Beginners - Coding Dojo. Coding Dojo. https://www.codingdojo.com/blog/what-is-html

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The Importance of RA 9262 and Other Laws in Ending Violence Against Women

The 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) is a yearly event in the Philippines aimed at raising awareness and fighting against gender-based violence. At the heart of this campaign is the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004 (RA 9262), which protects women and children from abuse. This law is vital because it addresses different types of violence, such as physical, sexual, psychological, and economic abuse. It provides victims with legal help, protection orders, and support, giving them the courage to seek justice and rebuild their lives.  

Other important laws also support the campaign. RA 8353, the Anti-Rape Law of 1997, makes rape a public crime and broadens its definition to include situations where force, threats, or manipulation are involved, even in marriage. Another key law is RA 10364, the Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012, which aims to stop human trafficking, especially for women and children, who are often the most vulnerable.  

These laws work together to protect victims, punish offenders, and promote respect for women and children. The 18-Day Campaign highlights these laws, ensuring people know their rights and encouraging everyone to take action against abuse. It’s not just about raising awareness but about creating a society where women and children are safe and treated with dignity.  

Through laws like RA 9262, RA 8353, and RA 10364, the campaign reminds us that ending violence is a shared responsibility. With awareness and teamwork, we can build a community where women and children can live without fear.

reference :

           Skibell, A. (2020, January 23). ‘It’s a real loss for survivors.’ Domestic violence law stalled in U.S. Senate. Wisconsin Examiner. https://wisconsinexaminer.com/2020/01/24/its-a-real-loss-for-survivors-domestic-violence-law-stalled-in-u-s-senate/