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  “When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen.” – ISAIAH 60:22 a. During the third quarter, I learned so many lessons that deepened my understanding both academic and my personal growth. In my subject English, I learned to how critique stories, essays, or even novels, focusing on themes and symbolism. In Science, I gained insights on how evolution works and how fossil are used as strong evidences. Moreover, I also learned about the theories that helps organisms to survive and reproduce. In Math, I strengthened my skills in solving logarithmic equations, worked with my critical thinking to further understand researches. In other subjects such as AP, Filipino and Esp; I learned all about love, respect and care for the nation. Empowering women and supporting gender equality reducing the cases of crimes. In ICT, I learned how HTML tags helps us create HTML formats which can help us in our daily life— having technology as our internal support. b. One of my biggest problems...

  VIVA SAN PABLO! VIVA VIGAN! Vigan Longganisa Festival is a vibrant cultural celebration held every January in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. Honoring the city's famous delicious longganisa— it highlights the local heritage, boosts tourism, and strengthens the pride and identity of all Bigueños.  The Longganisa Festival traces back to the roots of the city's long-standing tradition of producing distinct version of longganisa. This delicacy has been prepared in Vigan for generations, using the same recipe passed down through families.  It was formally established as a part of Vigan City Fiesta, celebrated every January 20-25, which coincides with the conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle, our city's patron saint. By integrating the longganisa into the fiesta, Vigan emphasizes its heritage alongside it's religious beliefs and cultural traditions.  As mentioned, the festival is celebrated to honor Vigan's identity and to showcase the craftsmanship of local makes who preserve ...

  “The youth is the hope of our nation.” — Dr. Jose Rizal A quote which often emphasize the vital role of young people in shaping the future of society. It is his way of reminding us that we are what we are. Jo se Rizal is celebrated as a national hero of our nation, remembered not only for his brilliance as someone who writes but also the enduring face of Filipino identity against colonial oppressions. His life and works continues to inspire generations, making him the symbol of courage, intellect and patriotism. He devotedly love our country that he was willing to sacrifice his life in the sake of all among other Filipinos. Our national hero was born on June 19, 1861, in Calamba, Laguna. His full name which is Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda grew up in family who values education and civic responsibility.   Rizal was truly gifted child, Rizal pursued medicine and literature, studying in Manila and later at the Unibersidad Central de Madrid. His intelligence and...

 “Christmas isn't just about giving or receiving gifts. It is also the day of our Savior was born, Jesus Christ.” ‎ Christmas is more than just shining lights, expensive gifts and festivities— it is a season rooted in love, generosity, and faith. In other words, Christmas season reminds us the importance of family, together with compassion. A time when families spends time together to share joy, forgive the past and extend kindness to those in need.  While modern traditions often highlights shopping and parties, the true essence of Christmas lies in simplicity and reflection. It is all about cherish, gratitude and remembering the birth of Jesus Christ, Our Savior as a symbol of hope and renewal.   Christmas also serves as a bridge where cultures and communities meet, wherein the season becomes a unifying force. From attending Simbang Gabi to having Noche Buena with our family, traditions emphasize togetherness and faith. 

  “They are special, they embody empowerment. Strong in tradition and culture.” ‎In celebrating the National Indigenous Peoples (IP) Month in our country highlights how indigenous people's knowledge, traditions and resilience are a need in shaping a sustain and inclusive future.  ‎ I ndigenous communities often embody centuries of wisdom, artistry and stewardship of the land. Their own weaving, rituals, and oral traditions are not just cultural artifacts but it is to enrich the Filipino culture and identity. By recognizing their contributions, our nation ensures sustainable development without honoring the traditional toots that bind combine us together. ‎Celebrating means getting to know more. Now, this theme emphasizes the empowerment ensuring that indigenous people are not sidelined but are a big help in shaping policies and programs.  ‎They have the knowledge about biodiversity, agriculture and resources which provides practices in order to maintain sustainability. Th...