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                Natural disasters frequently happen in the Philippines because its country is placed within the Pacific Ring of Fire and a typhoon belt. With regard to this, typhoons, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes result in great damage, especially poverty-stricken and densely populated areas. Due to these vulnerabilities, it is therefore important for the country to build up resilience against such disasters. This risk, therefore, poses a priority to prevent such unprecedented losses, while the ultimate threat to lives and the economy.           By being one with the response of the government and other organizations, there is a need to strengthen disaster preparedness and response: improvement in early warning systems, adequate infrastructures, and conducting education within communities on how to prepare for disasters. One way to combat natural disasters is through reforestation and proper land-use planning. These proactive steps will be necessary in saving lives and reducing

Teachers are considered among the pillars of the nation because they shape the minds of successive generations and lay lines for progress. Their jobs cannot be confined in classrooms only; rather, they nurture the student's intellectual and emotional, as well as moral, growth. It is also the time when the hard work and dedication of teachers would be recognized and remembered as playing a crucial role in determining the society's future. But the impact of teachers extends beyond the classroom walls. They inspire creativity, instill a love of learning, and help teach values that will serve their students throughout life. They confront not only the challenges of scarce resources, fluctuating curricula, and crowded classrooms, but they remain optimistic and optimistic about the profession itself. More often than not, they spend more time than necessary in the classroom efforting to provide nurturing support and mentorship to their students as they grow. It is because of the dilige

Ivan Jay Pelayo Cabalangegan Vigan City, Ilocos Sur 2007 08/22/24 Ilocos Sur National Highschool August 21, 2024 Honorable, Ferdinand "Bong Bong" Marcos Jr. President of the Republic of the Philippines Malacañang Palace JP Laurel Street San Miguel, Manila 1005 Philippines                Dear President Marcos,  Dear President Marcos, I hope this letter finds you well. I write to commend your love and hardwork for our countries improvement and addressing our nations problems and issues. Leading our beloved country is a formidable task, and as a Filipino citizen I appreciate the dedication it requires.   However, I am also deeply concerned about the dedication our country is facing. Issues such as the economy, education, corruption, and inequality weight heavily on the lives of Filipinos.  It is frustrating to see the persistence of injustices and the lack of accountability in some areas. Despite progress, many still suffer from Poverty and lack of basic services   S

       Hi, I'm Ivan Jay A. Pelayo, and I'm from cabalangegan, Vigan City Ilocos Sur. I'm currently is years old and a Grade 10 in Ilocos Sur National Highschool and a Special Science Class (SSC) Student. My goal is to inspire and connect with others by, showcasing my experience, challenges, and achievements. I believe in the power of storytelling to motivate and educate. Join me as I navigate the ups and downs of student life and work towards my goals.      I am a shy but positive student, known for my dedication. Staying positive and believing in myself helps me succeed in both my studies and personal life. I tackle academic and personal challenges. strive to embody positivity and confidence in everything I do. In Addition my height is to small for my age. And I'm a karate player for 4 years.      In the future, I want to keep growing my skills in electronics. I am exited to take on new challenges and opportunities. My long-term goal is to become a lead electrical engi