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New Year, New Me, New Vision

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                 The new year is a great time to start fresh. New year gives us an opportunity to sit down with ourselves and draft a resolution that we can be proud of. Its the time to fix the broken bridges in your life, not being afraid in learning new things, getting in shape or valuing your loved ones, new year is the best time to be the best version of yourself.                      We can achieve our aims by setting small plan as goals. It’s not about being perfect, but about making small steps to get better. Every effort, counts, the important thing is don’t give up and continue making efforts, regardless of how difficult the problems become.                              The new year is an opportunity to discard past and look ahead. It is a moment to focus on us and lay the fou...
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My Christmas Holiday Experience

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           The love and joy of Christmas this year was unmatched. We started with decorating the house and getting the house and getting the house ready for the season. There was a lot of effort in each single decoration as it reminded us of the previous years' holiday. Setting up for the season transformed the warmth of the home into a festive cheer.                                    My favorite thing about the holidays was the family time. I remember sharing meals such as lechon and pancit while talking about life and enjoying each other's company. Christmas Eve was also fun as we went to Simbang Gabi and had our Noche Buena. Being surrounded by family during these moments made the holiday even more meaningful.              Another special part of the season was giving back and gift giving, seeing my family smile on ...
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The Second Chapter

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         In the second quarter, I was introduced to HTML coding, which is the language used for development of websites. To create a webpage, I learn how to use the HTML contructs  <html>, <head>, <body> among others. I also underrstood how to place images, links and text which increased my understanding of the creation and presentation of websites.           One problem I encountered was trying to figure out how some tags correlate to each other when the webpage was not how I imagined it to be. I have to say it was annoying at times, but I accepted that it was just an easier way of putting all of it on the wall and connecting the dots that will go there.           In order to do this, I went through my notes, watched video tutorials, and ask assistance from my teacher and classmates.  As I practiced, I grew more assured in error corrections and in the step by step construction of page...
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THEMATIC IN ICT Q2

R.A. 8353 (The Anti-Rape Law of 1997)           Regarding abuse R. A. 8533 goes the extra mile to defend a human being rather than of lost honor and excites the necessity of reiteration and confirmation of consent, precisely this is the core of the understanding provided in this legal document. The acknowledgment of the issue of rape is to clarify that when a man forces a woman to enjoy deeply relishing activities against her will. Without her consent, whether through beatings, it is effectively rape. The law also encompasses spousal rape, punishing a husband who forces his wife without her permission. It also aids the incapacitated users when they are not able to consent due to either desiring trauma, being drunk, or experiencing an unfortified mental state.           And yes, such laws need to exist, as they prevent the oppressor and protect the oppressed. Justice can finally be sought, and rights are validated. It empowers liberty for...
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Elpidio Quirino: A Statesman’s Legacy

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          Elpidio Quirino, the 6th President of the Philippines was born in Vigan, Ilocos Sur on November 16, 1890. He puts efforts but also worked smart as he was a high performing student. Elpidio Quirino graduated with a law degree from the University of the Philippines in 1915. His active public service career began as a representative of Ilocos Sur, later as a senator and as Vice President of President Manuel Roxas. After the death of President Roxas in 1948, Quirino took the office of the President.            During his presidency, Quirino worked on the recovery after the world war II. The recovery of the economy was his first concern, followed by the recovery of rural society and the introduction of systems in education and housing. One of his biggest achievement was the setting up of the financial, which was the Central Bank of Philippines. He also initiated housing schemes for those living below the poverty line and adva...
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Mga Katutubo at Katutubong Dunong: Pahalagahan, Pangalagaan at Parangalana.

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          To appreciate the history, culture and traditions of a single community, Indigenous Peoples Month should not be regarded as just an official event. It is a chance to confront issues such as loss of native territories, racial prejudice and job deficit opportunities staring the indigenous peoples in the faced. Awareness on these issues is created during the event through cultural presentations, workshops, and discussions while celebrating the wisdom and traditions of Indigenous Peoples, particularly their relationship with the environment and their sustainability practices.           One of the significant measures to defend indigenous rights was the IPRA Law of 1997 (Republic Act 8371). It enabled them to have sovereignty over their land, their culture, and their governance. Land conflicts, inequality, and lack of voice are some of the emerging issues. The celebrating event by Indigenous People every month serves as a reminder f...
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Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines.

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               Child violence is one of the biggest problems in the Philippines today. Many children suffer from physical abuse, neglect, cyberbullying, and even exploitation. These acts harm not only their rights but also their future. The increasing number of reported cases shows how urgent it is for us to act, not just talk about it.                 To “break the prevalence,” we must address the root causes of violence. Poverty, lack of education, and weak enforcement of child protection laws create environments where abuse happens. We need stricter laws, stronger community programs, and better support for families to help them provide safe and loving homes for their children.  It’s also about teamwork and compassion. Schools should be safe spaces where children can learn and grow without fear. Communities must take responsibility for protecting children. As individuals, we should all speak up a...
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