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 National Teachers Month is a time to celebrate the amazing people who make a difference in our lives every single day. They're not just teaching subjects; they're building confidence, inspiring dreams, and helping us discover who we are. Think about your favorite teacher. The one who made learning fun, who believed in you even when you doubted yourself. They were more than just a teacher; they were a mentor, a friend, a guide. This month, let's show our teachers how much we appreciate them. Let's share stories about the teachers who made a difference in our lives, and let's encourage others to do the same. Let's make this National Teachers Month a celebration of the human connection that makes teaching so special. Because, at the end of the day, it's not just about the curriculum; it's about the hearts and minds that teachers touch, and the future they help shape.

Every year, we dedicate a month to celebrating and protecting our planet. This month, we focus on the environment, reminding ourselves of the vital role it plays in our lives and the urgent need to protect it. It's a time to reflect on our impact on the Earth and to commit to making positive changes. My contribution to the environment: I'm doing my part by planting some plants to help the environment. It's a small step, but I believe every little bit helps. I'm also using eco-friendly bags or bags because I want to reduce plastic waste. It feels good to know I'm doing something positive for the planet. I'm conserving water by taking shorter showers and fixing leaks. It's a simple habit that makes a difference for Mother Earth. https://images.app.goo.gl/QBwW2hVDYJLZKfyT6 I'm making an effort to recycle as much as possible, and I'm always looking for ways to reduce my carbon footprint.   I believe that even small actions can make a big difference, a

 The first quarter of the year has flown by, leaving me with mix emotions and a lot to reflex on. It feels like I have grown so much in these past few months! Looking back, I have learned some valuable lessons, faced some challenges, and even discovered some hidden strengths I did not know I had. a] LEARNING AND DISCOVERIES; This quarter, I really started to understand the importance of some topics. That experience really made me realize the learning has impact me. b] PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES  Of course, things were not always easy. I had to deal with some tough situations that challenges me, These obstacle gave me difficulties, and time consuming. c] ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES  Instead of letting these challenges get me down, I found some ways to overcome it. It felt great to  to overcome this and becomes a positive actions. d] MOVING FORWARD With all the lessons I've learned and the challenges I've overcome, I'm excited to tackle the next quarter with renewed energy and foc

                                                                                                                                SMC STUDENT                                                                                                                                  BAHET, SAN ILDEFONSO                                                                                               ILOCOS SUR NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL AUGUST 29, 2024 PRESIDENT FERDINAND ROMUALDEZ MARCOS JR. https://bowergroupasia.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/BongBongMarcos.jpeg OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT  MALACANANG PALACE MANILA, PHILIPPINES Dear Mr.    I am writing to to express my gratitude to our beloved country. However, I am concerned about the "Matatag" curriculum's impact on students. The curriculum's rigours demands are causing stress and mental health issues that can ruin their well-being and academic progress.  I humbly request your reconsideration of the "Matatag" curriculum and encourag

https://cdia.asia/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Drrm2-copy-1024x682.jpg The Philippines, a beautiful island nation,  faces a constant battle againts nature fury. typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions are harsh reality, leaving communities shattered and struggling to rebuild. its a tough fight, made even harder by poverty and rapid urbanization that leave many vulnerable.  The government is trying its best, with programs to prepare for disasters and help people recover. They are building stronger infracture, improving early warning systems, and working with communities to create a stronger safety net. But it's not easy. Funding is scarce, and many people still don't fully understand the risks they face. T o truly build resilience, the Philippines needs to tackle the root causes of vulnerability. Poverty and inequality leave people more exposed to disasters. We need to address these issues head-on, alongside investing in infrastructure and raising awareness. Only then can w

I hail from the charming town of Bahet San Ildefonso in Ilocos Sur, a place that holds a special place in my heart. At 15 years old, I'm still discovering who I am, but one thing's for sure: my natural curls and dimpled smile are a constant reminder of the joy I find in life. I'm drawn to music, both singing and listening, and find solace in its melodies. While I may be introverted, my true self shines through when I'm with close friends, where I become a chatterbox and a confidante. https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-2jvl8Z_UQX1CdxCYBambf00mquoPm3jljRtuHpmtqhsRp-WOWLbMed19R59iWChD1ydFve7qN7OfK0_I2JBBARVWSmqQGHkmzUnQGIK5Ge50909p_9usvIqG591u0bP-ACWRaFm2Ba1usDSrk7BBLwh6XZqxzoMitmwIaDTLkkVIY5pjj8iYQyu4h9U/w184-h277/IMG_20231205_221423.jpg My observant nature allows me to see the world with a unique perspective, and I often find myself offering advice to those around me. I'm the friend who's always there to lend an ear and a shoulder to le