Jayzen Aldridge

            Teachers are the foundation of our society, shaping the minds and hearts of future generations. Their hard work, patience, and dedication leave a lasting impact on students, guiding them to become responsible, capable, and compassionate individuals.             This National Teachers Month, we celebrate the vital role teachers play in shaping the future. They knot only provide knowledge but also inspire us to dream big, think critically, and treat others with kindness, even when faced with challenges.             Let’s take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude for their efforts. A simple "thank you" or a small gesture of appreciation can go a long way in recognizing the profound difference they make in our lives and in the world. Reference: https://flowerpatchdelivery.com/blog/national-teachers-month/ https://exeedcollege.com/blog/the-role-of-teachers-in-education/

          The Philippines is prone to natural disasters like typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions because of its location. These disasters, combined with poverty and weak infrastructure, make it hard for many communities to recover quickly. The impact can be devastating, causing loss of lives, homes, and jobs. The government also faces challenges in responding effectively to these disasters. Understanding these problems is key to building a stronger, more resilient country that can better protect its people.               To help communities prepare and respond to disasters, the government and organizations have set up programs. These include early warning systems, training in disaster preparedness, and building stronger, safer infrastructure. For example, flood control projects and earthquake-resistant buildings are being developed to reduce damage. There are also social programs to support those most affected. Providing training for officials, ensuring transparency, and prom

Jayzen Aldridge R. Eugenio Ilocos Sur National High School Vigan, llocos Sur, Philippines August 22,2024 Honorable, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. President of the Republic of the Philippines. Malcañang Palace JP Laurel St. San Miquel, Manila 1005 Philippines. Dear President Marcos,             I hope you are well I'm writing to share my thoughts. Thank you for your efforts to help our country I know your job is tough, and I appreciate your hard work.              However, I'm worried about problems like our economy, education, and corruption. These issues affect everyone, and I hope you can help solve them. I also feel frustated that many people still suffer from poverty and lack of basic services. I believe the government should listen to the people and freat everyone fairly.              Despite my concerns, I'm hopeful that with your leadership, the Philippines can become a better place for everyone. Thank you for reading my letter. Sincerly, Jayzen Aldridge Eugenio

                                      First of all, let me take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Jayzen Aldridge Eugenio. I live in Paratong, Santa Catalina, Ilocos Sur, but I originally come from Cavite. I'm 15 years old and currently a Grade 10 SSC student at Ilocos Sur National High School. I'm a pretty shy person, but I love being active, especially in sports. Even though I'm quiet and don’t talk much, I really enjoy staying fit and playing games. It can be hard for me to express my feelings, so people might not always know what’s on my mind.             Because I'm quiet, it can be difficult for others to understand me, but I think being shy has its positives. It’s helped me become a good listener and a caring friend. Even though I’m not outgoing, I see myself in a positive way. Playing sports has taught me discipline and perseverance, and it's helped me gain confidence. Being quiet also lets me understand people better, making me more empathetic. I’m p