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                Teachers are one of the building blocks towards students' success. They are the ones who guides students in the preparation for their bright future. We should honor and recognize their remarkable efforts in patiently guiding and teaching students, even if sometimes it requires extra patience and determination. May they continue to maintain their eagerness in teaching that one day it will be finally paid off. They should be appreciated and recognized for their hard work, dedication, and their influence in shaping the students' future, they play a crucial role as years go by. Professionals like doctors, engineers, lawyers, nurses, etc. wouldn't go this far if it weren't for them. They are important in our nation to build and educate more and more professionals. So on this month of teachers' day, we should show our gratitude and appreciation for their unwavering eagerness and determination just for the students to learn efficiently. We thank you teacher

           There are many causes of resilience here in our country. It is usually to make us strong and prepared towards any problem. In terms of cultural strength, we emphasize community support, family ties, and a positive outlook. Since our country has a culture of being family-oriented, this will strengthen our resilience. Education and awareness about issues that we are currently facing helps us to successfully overcome them. Us Filipinos, we are also able to adapt changes in our society. We use our overall support to something that we believe on. Towards these, we can face challenges that are going to be present.             The responses in resiliency, leads to a positive adaptation, which is to embrace change and find a certain way. Persistence can also help towards to being able to strive towards challenges. Also, problem solving is also applied to overcome the difficulties. Optimism can also be seen. It maintains a hopeful and positive look, even in hard situations. We can al

                                                        Hello! This is my first blog in the subject ICT. My name is Aliyah Shatine Cuyo but you c an shortly call me Shatine. I'm 15 years old, and I live in Fuerte, Caoayan, Ilocos Sur. This year is my last year of being in the Junior High School. I am still shocked that all the years that I've spent in the Junior High School are finally going to end. I have crossed out a lot in my list of things to do that I haven't done as a Junior High School student, and this year, I am going to cross out more and make the best of everything. Like the others, they want to live forever young, and I agree with it. Once you step out on the real world, it would not be the same as before. I'm still trying to figure things out. Sometimes I'm confused, sometimes l get it. I know that time flies by so fast, so we have to cherish every moment of it. In this blog, I would try to show what I do as I embark my last year as a Junior student. A

Aliyah Shatine Cuyo Fuerte, Caoayan, Ilocos Sur arsenic986@gmail.com August 22, 2024 President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Malacañang Palace J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel Manila, 1005 Philippines Dear President Ferdinand Marcos,                I am writing to you out of eagerness to express my thoughts to you. This letter is for the sake of my fellow Filipinos. As a citizen here in the Philippines, I am asking for more changes in the Philippines. I know you have the power to do so. Many Filipinos are still in the poverty line. Many people still live on the different sides of the streets begging for people's changes. Wondering when will they fill up their stomachs with food again. I hope that farmers would also have a chance to sell their crops with a reasonable price. I am also hoping that healthcare would also be accessible to all. The list goes on the other issues here in the Philippines that really needs to be addressed.               On the other hand, I appreciate your eagerness to