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New Year New ME!!!

    I would like to start improving myself this year to be a better person. One of my goals is to improve my academic performance. To achieve my academic goals, I will try to be more responsible, well-organized, and time-effective. I also like to keep myself fit with a healthy diet, regular exercise, and good sleep. According to my observation, having a balanced life can make a person more lively and productive while executing daily duties.      Besides focusing on myself, I want to fortify my bonds with family and friends. I shall try to be more patient, empathetic, and trustworthy towards them. I know that any change will not come easily, but I am willing to face each obstacle with boldness and self-assurance. For me, the new year is a beginning of a new chapter in life.    These changes, I believe, will greatly benefit my journey this year. I'll do everything in my power to add color and significance to this new chapter. Happy New Year
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My Favorite School Vacation

    This Christmas was unmatched in love and excitement. We started preparing ourselves for the holidays, so we decorated the house. Every ornament reminded me of joyous Christmases by how lovingly they were placed. The celebratory attitude was brought about by the decoration's special warmth and enthusiasm, which made our house feel alive.     My favorite aspect of Christmas would be spending it with my family. Talking over ham, spaghetti, and puto bumbong is definitely one of the tastiest things you can do. Simbang Gabi and Noche Buena also make Christmas quite enjoyable. During these unique times spent with the family, the holiday took on a deeper meaning.     Giving and sharing is also an important part of Christmas. The smiling faces of my family on Christmas day warm up my heart. For me, Christmas is not just happiness, but goodness, love, and gratitude that must be given. The holiday season spirit has reminded me to face the coming year...
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A Journey With HTML Tags

  During the second quarter, I gained a lot of new knowledge, particularly in the area of coding. Even though this has been difficult at times, I've discovered that perseverance and the correct tools, like internet guides, can make a big difference. Additionally, learned how to structure basic HTML code, using the <html>, <head>, and <body> tags to organize content. The <html> tag is the root element that wraps all the content on a webpage, while the <head> tag contains metadata like the title of the page or links to external stylesheets. The <body> tag holds the visible content such as text, images, and other elements that users can interact with. My understanding of web programming has improved as a result of these experiences, and I was careful to adhere to my teacher's recommendations, which helped me stay on track and avoid mistakes   One of the major challenges This quarter, I struggled with coding, particularly when it came to compreh...
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THEMATIC

  The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004 or R.A. 9262 is one of the most important laws to address the different types of violence against women and their children, such as physical, sexual, emotional, and economic abuse. The law gives protection to victims by providing legal remedies, which include protection orders, housing assistance, and counseling services. It strengthens the capacity of women and their children to fight for their rights while ensuring perpetrators are punished.  In the annual 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women, the importance of R.A. 9262 in raising awareness about gender-based violence and the implementation of laws that protect women and children. The purpose of the campaign is to encourage society to completely end the culture of silence and ignoring cases of abuse. Through this, the government and organizations show the need to fight violence and respect women's rights.  Republic Act No. 11313 (Safe Spaces Ac...
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Elpidio Quirino: His Early Years, Professional Background, and Accomplishments

Elpidio Quirino was the sixth president of the Philippines and one who has made an enduring impact in the country. Quirino was born on November 16, 1890, to a jail warden father and a housewife mother in Vigan, Ilocos Sur. During his childhood, Quirino suffered financial setbacks but remained committed to school and was able to graduate at the University of the Philippines College of Law and then pass the bar examination in 1915. After serving as an Ilocos Sur congressman in 1919, Quirino then became a senator, interior secretary, and vice president under Manuel Roxas in 1946. After the death of Manuel Roxas in 1948, Quirino succeeded him as president. His administration focused a lot on international relations, economic recovery, and reconstruction of the post-war situation. He was also active in industrialization, rebuilding of the economy, and obtaining international aid for the reconstruction of war-ravaged towns. Quirino's legacy endures with the support of public welfare and ...
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The 27th Anniversary of the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA) and Indigenous Peoples Month

In October, the Philippines will mark the 27th year of the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA) through the observance of National Indigenous Peoples Month. The theme for this year, "Mga Katutubo at Katutubong Dunong: Pahalagahan, Pangalagaan at Parangalan" (Valuing, Nurturing, and Honoring Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Knowledge), discusses the importance of preserving indigenous heritage and advancing the rights and welfare of Indigenous Peoples (IPs). Passed in 1997, the IPRA is an historical law that recognizes IPs' inalienable rights to social justice, cultural identity, ancestral territories, and self-determination. By calling attention to this, events are commemorated during October and could include cultural festivals, discussions, and educational campaigns about IP communities and their diverse, rich customs. This would act as an amplifier for voices to highlight their personal struggles and create respect for the important place of IPs in society. The festiv...
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Climate Change and Filipino Resilience

  One of the most pressing challenges of our day is climate change, and the Philippines is at the bottom of the list, directly affected by its disastrous effects. The nation is particularly vulnerable to climate patterns, extreme weather events, and increasing sea levels because it is an archipelago within the Pacific Ring of Fire. Millions of Filipinos' lives and means of subsistence have been profoundly impacted by these changes, which range from more catastrophic typhoons to protracted droughts and extreme flooding. Both local and global factors are the primary sources of these shifts. Global warming was increased by the spread of greenhouse gases brought on by different industrial processes, reforestation, and the combustion of fossil fuels. Urbanization, plastic pollution, and illicit logging are some of the local behaviors that contribute to land degradation. All of these actions destabilize ecosystems, destroy forests and mangroves, and leave communities vulnerable to climat...
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