Elana

Just like the past quarters, I learned a lot of new things this quarter. I learned how to create web pages, and how to personalize and customize it. I have also refreshed my knowledge on Community-Based Projects. I am also continuous with writing blogs and updating my blog posts. I have learned a lot of things and will continue to do so for the next school year. This quarter, I have not faced that much problems or challenges. I have only faced minor inconveniences such as slow internet connection and such. Regardless, I got past the minor inconvenience without much trouble. I have learned and answered my modules without much trouble or challenges hindering me from doing so. Moving on, I will continue to study and learn as I go on to the next school year. I will bring on what I’ve learned and apply it on future lessons. I will continue striving and studying hard to accomplish my goals and ambitions. Nevertheless, even with the pandemic hindering me from fully experiencing this quarter a

     As the world keeps progressing, mother earth is left dying. The continuous forward in technology puts our environment in a critical state. The ongoing acts of building new infrastructures and factories ruin mother nature and its ecosystem. And the never-ending ignorance of people will inevitably kill earth. Due to these, it is important to be mindful of our environment. Humans aren’t the only living-beings on earth. Animals and plants take habitat on this planet, in their own community called the Ecosystem.      This year, the world celebrates the “World Environment Day” with the theme “Ecosystem Restoration”. The world event is taking off with the aim to save the habitat of different organisms and living-beings. As stewards and caretakers of mother earth, it is our responsibility to keep care and maintain our planet. This includes taking care of our ecosystem. Simple acts such as disposing off our garbage properly and following the 3Rs can help. Learning how to take care of our p

     The Philippine Independence is one of the most crucial parts of the country’s history. It is the day the country reigned its independence from the Spanish Rule. And the day that changed the country’s history and the people’s future. With the importance that it brings to the Philippines, it is now the most significant event in the country’s history and is remembered on this day.      On June 12, 1898, Emilio Aguinaldo declared independence for the Philippines while raising the Philippine Flag and singing the Philippine National Anthem for the first time. After years of being colonized and reigned over by the Spanish, the Philippines formed its biggest revolution to fight for its independence. Originally, the Philippine Independence Day was held on July 4 however, in 1962, it was declared as the country's day of freedom through a presidential proclamation issued by President Diosdado Macapagal. According to the former president, a nation’s independence should not be accorded to