1ST QUARTER REFLECTION : A GLANCE OF THE INFORMATION AGE SOCIETY

 

 This first quarter, i've gained a better grasp of how their innovations influenced our world. Figures such as Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, demonstrate the spirit of innovation and problem-solving that propels technological progress. The pioneers encountered several hurdles, including societal distrust and technological restrictions. Nonetheless, their perseverance resulted in innovative developments that revolutionized communication, education, and business.

Learning about their successes has made me realize the value of creativity and innovative thinking in information communication technology. Furthermore, these stories demonstrate the need of teamwork and interdisciplinary methods. For example, the development of the internet required contributions from a variety of disciplines, including science, technology, engineering, and even psychology.

 This revelation inspires me to include teamwork into my own initiatives and studies. In general, exploring the legacies of these pioneers has not only increased my knowledge of information and communication technology but also inspired me to consider how I may contribute to the subject in the future. Their tales inspire me to believe that with passion and dedication, anyone can make an important difference.

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WHO AM I? : The Echoes of Adventure

First of all, I would like to introduce myself. I am Krisha Layce Rabena. Born on April 28, 2009, at Gabriela Silang Gen. Hospital, and 15 years old and currently studies at Ilocos Sur National High School. Who lived in Tamorong Sta. Catalina. Being a student, I want to graduate and have a job; I have a lot of dreams. The best description of myself is that I'm a talkative, sporty dancer and an ambivert. I also love to draw and bike. I want to help my family, and I also want to achieve my goals and dreams for them. I have a happy and noisy family and want to be a doctor or engineer someday.

 

As a person, they see me as an ambition to graduate and a happy life. They see me as a jolly and talkative person. I love being a sporty person because it is not only for educational purposes but also helps my health to improve. I raised my confidence and my strength to be a young teen. I love being with my friends and families.

 

Despite all the challenges, I really try hard to achieve all my dreams. It helps me to become a successful entrepreneur or an engineer. Ive always wanted to help others, mostly elders or homeless. Ive been motivated to work and study hard. Not only for myself and my family, but also in society. As a person, it was really challenging before you achieved it.  So that, we must have to face any battles in our life.

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PROTECTING MOTHER NATURE BY A COLLABORATION EFFORT

 

ENVIRONMENT MONTH: 

Environment Month typically refers to initiatives aimed at raising awareness and promoting actions related to environmental conservation. Celebrated in various forms around the world, it often includes activities like clean-up drives, tree planting, workshops, and educational campaigns. Key themes may vary yearly, focusing on issues like climate change, biodiversity, sustainable practices, and pollution reduction. The goal is to engage individuals and communities in protecting and enhancing the natural environment. It helps us to prevent any diseases and control our health in pollution.

Several benefits come with planting trees and other plants, such as better air quality, habitat for wildlife, protection against soil erosion, biodiversity, mental health, shade, and increased property value.

Clean up drive in environment helps us to reduce any pollution and prevent also sickness and disease.

 Joining and cooperating in coastal clean up will help the sea or ocean better from the issue and reducing use of plastic.. All debris and trash from beaches and coastal areas to protect marine life and ecosystems. Participants often collect litter, document the types of waste found, and engage in educational activities about ocean conservation.

Use ecobag not plastic.It is more useful using eco bag than the plastic bag.

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National Teachers Month Day : The Soul of Pedagogy

                                         

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Teachers are our society's hidden heroes, working to shape the brains and hearts of future generations. Their hard effort and unshakable commitment are critical to the growth of individuals and, by extension, the nation. As we celebrate educators, we must acknowledge the enormous impact teachers have on both students and communities. Teachers do more than just convey knowledge; they also spark curiosity and promote critical thinking. They create safe, supportive settings in which children feel respected and encouraged to pursue their full potential. Teachers promote qualities such as tenacity, respect, and empathy in children, preparing them to manage an increasingly complex environment.

Furthermore, educators' ability to adapt and innovate in the face of adversity reflects their resilience. They embrace new teaching approaches and technologies, ensuring that students enjoy a relevant and engaging educational experience. Their efforts not only improve learning experiences, but also prepare students for success in a fast changing world. Recognizing teachers' hard work also entails advocating for their professional development and well-being. It is critical that we address their needs through equitable wages, continued training, and recognition of their critical role. When teachers feel respected, they are more likely to give their all, which benefits both students and communities.

In celebrating our educators, we recognize their enormous influence on creating the future. Their dedication is an investment not just in individual lives, but also in our country's future. Let us show our heartfelt appreciation and support for the teachers who work diligently to inspire, educate, and empower. Together, we can create a society that values and honors the achievements of its educators.

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STRENGTH IN CHALLENGES : THE RESILIENCE SPIRIT OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLES

Towards a more resilient Philippines”   - Discuss the cause, responses, and challenge

The Philippines faces significant problems as a result of its geographical and environmental vulnerability. The country's location on the Pacific Ring of Fire and the typhoon belt makes it vulnerable to natural calamities including as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and typhoons. Climate change exacerbates these vulnerabilities by causing more severe weather patterns and rising sea levels, which endanger coastal towns. Furthermore, environmental degradation, such as deforestation and coastal erosion, has weakened natural disaster defenses, while socioeconomic problems such as poverty and poor infrastructure have increased the hazards that many Filipinos confront

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The Philippine government and other groups have put in place a number of resilience-boosting measures in response to these difficulties. With an emphasis on readiness, response, and recovery, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010 offers a framework for all-encompassing disaster management. Early warning systems, created by organizations like PHIVOLCS and PAGASA, provide alerts in a timely manner to lessen the effects of catastrophes. Moreover, community-based programs are essential. Activities like risk mapping and disaster readiness drills enable locals to better handle calamities. Reducing vulnerability and facilitating recovery are further goals of investments in resilient infrastructure, such as flood control systems and structures resistant to natural disasters.

There are still a lot of obstacles to overcome before the Philippines can fully develop its resilience. Developing resilient infrastructure and adequately implementing disaster management plans are hampered by a lack of funding. Inconsistent local government engagement and bureaucratic inefficiencies are frequently the cause of the gaps that exist between policy and reality. The additional difficulty of adapting to the effects of climate change necessitates continued research and budget allocation. Addressing social injustices is also essential because underprivileged populations frequently suffer the most from disasters. To build a stronger and more prepared country, it is imperative to make sure that resilience measures are equitable and inclusive.

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LETTER FOR PRESIDENT

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August 29 2024

Krisha Layce Rabena
Ilocos sur National High School
Zamora st. Vigan city Ilocos Sur

Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos

Malacang Palace

San Miquel,Manila, Metro Manila  Philippines

PRESIDENT:

May God bless you, And also a Good day to you and I hope you do feeling well as well

I am writing to you as a concerned regarding the ongoing situation in the West Philippine Sea. This area is of immense strategic, economic, and environmental significance, and recent developments have raised serious concerns for regional stability and international law.

The West Philippine Sea, rich in resources and crucial for international maritime navigation, is facing increasing tensions due to territorial disputes and geopolitical maneuvers. The impact of these tensions is not only a matter of national sovereignty for the Philippines but also a concern for global maritime security and regional peace.

Your leadership and influence are crucial in addressing this critical issue. By promoting peaceful resolutions and respecting international agreements, you can contribute to a more stable and secure maritime environment.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter.

I look forward to your support and action in promoting peace and stability in the West Philippine Sea.

Krisha Layce Rabena

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