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A memorable Quarter, The Fourth Grading

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     This quarter, my fourth grade, I learnt a lot, not only about the topics covered in our modules, but also about life. I was able to improve my time management skills as a result of the Pandemic, which was the source of the New Normal. I am now able to assist with home duties while addressing my modules. I was able to improve my self-awareness.      The Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ) in Vigan City has made fourth grade extremely difficult for us students and instructors. Because our parents are not permitted to pass and retrieve our modules during the third grade, we, the students, and our teachers, rely significantly on the internet to deliver and submit our modules. I have had a number of issues, such as slow internet connection. Because of the MECQ, our lecturers offer us additional time to complete our modules, which is why I am sometimes slow to complete my assignments. I am having trouble with the other subjects because I am having trouble understanding the t
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Restoration for the Future Generation

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                 Many of the world's ecosystems have deteriorated significantly, posing a threat to biological variety and human livelihoods. There is a growing recognition that protecting key places alone will not be enough to preserve the earth's biological diversity. When it is appropriate, Ecosystem restoration should be a key component of conservation and sustainable development programs to ensure that people who rely on degraded ecosystems may maintain their livelihoods. Bringing degraded habitats back to life, for example by planting trees, cleaning up riverbanks, or just allowing nature to regenerate, boosts society's and biodiversity's benefits. We will not be able to meet the Sustainable Development Goals or the Paris Climate Agreement unless we restore ecosystems. Healthy soils are essential for our food systems as well as the restoration of forest and agrarian crops. However, soil degradation jeopardizes not only the ecosystem's intrinsic worth, but a
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The liberation of Filipinos from foreigners

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The Philippines Independence Day is an annual national holiday in the Philippines that commemorates the Philippines' declaration of independence from Spain in 1898 on June 12. Due to the Independence Day is a national holiday in the Philippines, all government offices are closed. In all schools, there are no classes at all. With the exception of retail malls, many businesses are closed. Buses, passenger jeeps, and tricycles are still running, however their itineraries may be restricted due to the closure of streets utilized for parades. On August 4, 1964, former President Diosdado Macapagal signed Republic Act No. 4166, which established the annual June 12 commemoration of Philippine Independence Day. This Act made the holiday legitimate, which commemorates General Emilio Aguinaldo's and Filipino revolutionary forces' declaration of independence from Spanish domination on June 12, 1898. In 1898, the Philippine flag was flown for the first time, and the national song was p
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A Mother’s Love

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Mother's Day is a holiday commemorating a family's or individual's mother, as well as maternity, maternal relationships, and mothers' influence in society. Mother's Day is observed in the Philippines on the second Sunday of May. This is a significant event for us and our mothers. On Mother's Day, we should make our mothers happy rather than sad. We must constantly obey her and perform our duties properly. She is continually striving to make us better people in life. Mother's Day is a significant holiday in the Philippines. This is owing to the prominent role of mothers in Filipino culture. Mum is known as the "ilaw ng tahanan," or "light of the home," because of the love, joy, and brightness she offers to the family. Bringing her breakfast in bed, taking her out for lunch or dinner, giving her a card or a present, making a special phone call to tell her how much you miss and love her, and simply showing up at the family Mother's Day
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Binatbatan Festival of the Arts

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     The streets were closed, and people congregated in specific areas. The drums are pounding loudly and clearly. The street dancers are dressed in bright costumes and joyfully exclaim "Viva Vigan!" Binatbatan Festival has grown to become one of the major cultural gatherings in the Philippine archipelago's northwestern regions.      The World Costume Festival is an international fashion festival held every two years in the Philippines city of Vigan City in Ilocos Sur. The event showcases indigenous and modern costumes geared towards live performances, such as drama, festivals, events, as well as multimedia presentations. It emphasizes apparel for special ritual occasions or theater performance work as opposed to regular fashion apparel. Its organizers aim to promote tourism as well as encourage native loom-weaving and fabrics. There is an emphasis on fabric materials and Philippine weaving methods such as batik, abel, and piña, from different parts of the Philippines. Th
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Women's History Month

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       Women's History Month starts on March 1st, and it will be even more significant in 2021, as many of the women's suffrage centenary events in 2020 were canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.      The 2021 National Women's Month Celebration is a tribute, a platform, and a call to action for ordinary Juanas who have made extraordinary contributions to society as trailblazers and change makers. In order to achieve maximal empowerment, this event also acts as a forum for debating and addressing the difficulties that women continue to encounter. Gender equality legislation that is significant, long-term, and inclusive is also a demand of the movement. This month, we'll also be presenting inspiring tales to honor the many women who are making a difference in their communities, their country, and the world.      Since then, the Women's Month Celebration has served as a venue for honoring women's achievements as well as discussing ongoing and emerging
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Unforgettable Moments During The Third Quarter

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  This Quarter, the third grading, I learned a lot not only to the topics that are given to us in our modules, but also in life. Due to this Pandemic, cause of the New Normal, I was able to develop my time management. I can now help to do the household chores at the same time I am answering my modules. I was able to develop my self-understanding. The Third Grading is really challenging for us students and teachers due to the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ) in Vigan City. Our Parents are not allowed to pass and retrieve our modules in the middle of the third grading, that is why we the students, and teachers heavily rely into the internet to give and submit our modules. I have encountered a lot of problems like slow internet connection. Due to the MECQ, the teachers give us more time to answer our modules, that is why sometimes I am lazy to answer my tasks. I am having a hard time on the other subjects because I cannot easily understand the topics that are given to us.
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