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Effects of Over Mining

  Mining is a process on which miners extract minerals from certain reserves on a specific region of a country, mostly done on mountainous regions of the country. While mining can help a country boost its development, Over Mining has its downsides affecting our Environment, Economical and Social aspects of the region which will negate the purpose of mining of helping the country develop.      Mining may sound like a simple process, when in truth its not such a simple process and over doing it will have negative effects on the Environment, the Economy and the people residing the region of the mining site. Over Mining can greatly affect and damage the Environment and the local ecosystem of the region if the mining site was not properly patched up. Mining requires the consent of region`s Stakeholders and to listen to the opinions of its people. Mining is considered illegal without a permit and the consent of the region`s Stakeholders. Mining gives us the resour...

Women's Rights are Human Rights

  Women's rights are the fundamental human rights that were enshrined by the United Nations for every human being on the planet nearly 70 years ago. These rights include the right to live free from violence, slavery, and discrimination; to be educated; to own property; to vote; and to earn a fair and equal wage. As the now-famous saying goes, “women’s rights are human rights.” That is to say, women are entitled to all of these rights. Yet almost everywhere around the world, women and girls are still denied them, often simply because of their gender. Winning rights for women is about more than giving opportunities to any individual woman or girl; it is also about changing how countries and communities work. It involves changing laws and policies, winning hearts and minds, and investing in strong women’s organizations and movements. Global Fund for Women exists to support the tireless and courageous efforts of women’s groups who work every day to win rights for women and girls. These...

Ang Araw ng Kagitingan

       The Bataan Fall, i n order to resist and fight back against an invasion, many Filipinos and troops displayed incredible bravery and heroism. Despite the challenges they encountered, they fought back with vigor against the enemy.     Strength and Valor were shown during the Battle of Bataan.  Around 76,000 Filipinos and Americans surrendered to Japanese forces during the Bataan Death March,  Dehydration, heat prostration, untreated wounds, and indiscriminate executions claimed the lives of  thousands. Only 54,000 individuals made it to their destination; the number of persons who died is difficult to estimate. Most individuals fought and suffered hardship in order to live and gain freedom, despite being tortured, beaten, and humiliated.     Some say Independence cant be claimed be the faint hearted. The soldiers on that day were far from timid and meek.  The Bataan Death March illustrates that both the army...

Reflecting upon my Studies

     We are here again at the end of the quarter, and we are near the end of Grade 10 as we are only one quarter away from graduating to become Seniors. This quarter, I have learned much about CBR (Community-Based Research) and ICT. This quarter has been enjoyable since I had fun researching my community and learning more about it.      This quarter has been a real roller-coaster; I had my ups and downs and fun. I have learned many things that I will keep and try to apply in my day-to-day life. The CBR (Community-Based Research) taught me a lot about how to research and about my community. This quarter was not smooth sailing as I would have expected it to be, though I had a lot of sets back from all the thematic or all the projects I had to finish. Because of all of this, this quarter is very problematic.      However, in the end, I have finished all of them, and this quarter wasn’t easy, and I had it pretty rough. But, on the other side of a...

The Lenten Season

 The Lenten Season, or more commonly know as Lent is where we prepare ourselves to be closer to God and deepen our connection to him through Fasting. This is the season where we be closer to God and acknowledge his love and sacrifice for our sins. The Lenten Season is an important season mainly because it is the time that we grow closer to God. In this time, we pray to him and repent our sins and appreciate the all the blessings that he gave to us. May we celebrate this season and let us praise and worship God and for everything he has done for us

The Ilocano Culture

       As the month of February arrives,   we are greeted with many festivals in Ilocos Sur, mainly the Kannawidan Festival.The Kannawidan Festival is  A festival in the Province of Ilocos  Sur   commemorating the separation of the two Ilocos provinces in 1818 . This festival is a showcase of indigenous performances, religious rituals, as well cooking demos featuring the best of Ilocano dishes.     The Kannawidan Ylocos Festival has a lot to offer, wherein there are shows, souvenir  shops to buy a memorable item from the festival and a Carnival. But unfortunately due to the pandemic going outside may cause more harm than good for the people. But this year, because a lot of people wanted to go to the festival,   locos Sur implemented a no vaccination card, no entry to lessen the risk of spreading the virus.      Despite the pandemic, we still need to find a way to celebrate this festival, as it's our culture, and ...

Reflecting Upon My Studies.

  The Second Quarter of my studies have now come to an end, with it came the Third Quarter. During my studies on the Second Quarter, I have learned a lot that can help me in the future, this quarter also brought some challenges that I overcame, some activities that I have participated in and learned from. The HTML is the main thing that we learned during this quarter. I never knew what was the use of the HTMLs or that I would learn how to coding using them. While learning these, I found them very interesting and found myself enjoying to learn them. Learning something new is can be enjoyable but sometimes it can also be confusing. While doing them there was not really an issue, most of my activities went how it should be. Overall, this quarter was actually really fun. Because learning something new is always enjoyable. And the knowledge that I have gained during this quarter might also help me in the future.

A Festival during a Pandemic.

  Vigan City, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, is such a beautiful place to spend some of your free time. The delicious Ilocano dishes, the antique 16th-century Spanish colonial architectural homes are still standing until this day and the lovely folks who are in the area. This place additionally has many festivals, just like Vigan City Fiesta held at the 25 th of every January. At this festival, locals and tourists gather to witness the street dancing that will happen during the festival. This year that we have a pandemic The Vigan City Fiesta was delayed or might not even happen this year due to the pandemic. Since the virus has a new variant called “Omnicron”, the festival is likely not going to happen. A festival may sound nice but we should also consider other people’s safety because having a festival during a pandemic might spread the virus even more, our safety is our first priority.

A New Year, A New Beginning, and A New Me!

2021 become a really hard 12 months for me and for my family. It has provided us a whole lot of laborious battles and certainly no phrases can give an explanation for the way it has impacted me all throughout. Thus, as the brand new 12 months symbolizes desire and happiness, I will follow all of the expertise and learnings I've gained from the past so as to grow, stay the present to the fullest and attempt for better, so I can combat for the betterment of the future. We were given to enjoy the tragic episodes of being one of the COVID-19 patients. It is simply extraordinarily difficult to specific what we went thru with the one’s times. We had been locked up in the back of bars of intense worry and worries. However, notwithstanding the ones demanding situations which lead us to the bottom, I do trust that the ones had been additionally my units in growing and status up tall. Even a person without a foot can possibly attain fulfillment with hands up high. This most effective pro...

A Christmas Amidst a Pandemic.

  Christmas, everybody's favorite time of the year, and we have fun it each December. We give presents, be happy, and meet with our family. These are the things that we do this in this season. But the world today is in a global pandemic, however this is the season to be happy. So, it is just great to have this thing wherein everybody gets along, where every person sings happily, greet and be together. Now from what's happening worldwide, we needed this Christmas magic. With this pandemic and not so great things happening across the world, we needed this break and be jolly. While we can’t meet most of our friends or families to give gifts, we can still greet them a Merry Christmas. All in all, we should work together to make the following holiday a better one. But we need to keep in mind that is Christmas is not about simply giving gifts or receiving them; it is about our Lord Jesus Christ. He is the reason why we are celebrating this season. That's is all and Merry Chri...

Young Learners on the New Normal

Covid-19 Has been a hassle for everyone since March of 2020. It has made a significant effect on today's society that it stopped business and schools. Therefore, it has become a considerable problem for the learners and their studies. The safety of the learners should be the priority, and we must guard them. But, moreover, Covid-19 made it tough for the learners towards their studies, online and offline, due to the fact it is a brand-new way of learning and it'll be difficult for them to adapt. It may also be affecting their physical and mental health, which is a big hassle. We need to help each other to assist those learners live happier lives. However, they're vulnerable, and we need to protect them and make sure they're safe. So now, they are giving vaccines to 12-17 years old, which will be a significant help for the learners since it provides them protection from the virus. This pandemic has caused us many issues physically and mentally, however let's nev...

Environmentally Friendly.

  How to be Environmentally Friendly What is Being Environmentally Friendly? There are a surprising amount of people, businesses, and communities that would like to do more to conserve and protect our natural resources, but they don’t know where to begin with becoming more environmentally friendly. Understanding what makes each of these aspects of our world part of the process of changing and conserving our resources, and learning how to get started creating a difference is the first thing you have to learn. Being environmentally friendly simply means having a lifestyle that is better for the environment. It’s just taking small steps towards looking after the mother earth to make this planet a better place for our communities and generations to come. A good way would be to start with conserving water, driving less and walking more, consuming less energy, buying recycled products, eating locally grown vegetables, joining environmental groups to combat air pollution, crea...

A Reflection on my Studies.

  My own Reflection on my Studies           I have learned what is a blog and how to make my own blog. I have learned that a blog is also known as weblog, it is a type of website that is like a diary or journal. Blog organizes content in the form of categories and posts.             I have encountered some problems on my studies but all problems must be solved at some point of time. I have faced these problems and overcome them, but solving them alone is not so easy, I had help from my parents in overcoming these problems. A problem can be solved by someone alone but having someone else help will make the problem a lot easier to solve.             Moving on, I will keep on learning and remember all the things that I have learned.

Quality Education During COVID-19 Pandemic.

  Quality Education During COVID-19 Pandemic  Nowadays, Covid-19 has affected most of our lives including our education. We are facing an education crisis. For nearly 77 million children, the pandemic has taken away their classrooms for the past 18 months. Schoolchildren worldwide have lost 1.8 trillion hours and counting of in-person learning due to Covid-19 lockdowns. There are some reasons why schools should reopen: The cost of school closures on students' learning, health and well-being has been devastating.  The repercussions for every child, their family, their community and their economy will be felt for years to come. Many children will never catch up. School closures impact every child, but the most vulnerable children hardest.  Some students have been able to access remote learning during school closures, but many of them have struggled due to a lack of support. At least a third of the world's schoolchildren had no access t...

A Letter to the President.

  Letter to the President Dear President, My name is Dhan Michael Palos a student and a proud Filipino citizen. I made this letter to tell you that you are a great leader to your people and country and to show you some of your biggest accomplishments. Here are the biggest accomplishments our President made: 1. Tax reform, under Finance Secretary Sonny Dominguez, which made the Philippines one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia. 2. Build, Build, Build, under Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Mark Villar who raised infra spending to an average of 5.14 percent of GDP, from Fidel Ramos 1.7 percent; Joseph Estrada 1.62 percent; Gloria Arroyo 1.5 percent; and Benigno Aquino III 2.7 percent. Duterte poured more money into infrastructure - over P6 trillion in six years - than any president before him, In the last five years alone, the DPWH under Villar built 145,000 classrooms, 2,000 school buildings, 5,555 bridges, and 26,500 kms....

Towards a More Resilient Phillipines!

  Towards a more resilient Philippines It’s been 3.5 months since we got stuck within our homes. The effects of COVID-19 can be felt all around us‒daily news blaring with statistics, families worried about going hungry, citizens anxious to go back to normal, and a Philippines that is struggling to keep its economy afloat. As with major world events, this is a big turning point in human history. When the next generations look back, they will judge us by how we fared in fighting this pandemic.     We are feeling the brunt of COVID-19. The recent World Bank forecast expects 2020 Philippine GDP to contract by -1.9%. Experts are also saying that it will take at least a year before we see our economy rebound back to pre-COVID levels. No economic sector has been spared. Industry (31% of GDP) has largely stalled and is only now getting back on its feet. Agriculture (9%) is struggling with lower demand for exports and local consumption due to reduced purchasing power. Our ...

Best Describes Me!

Hello and Good Day to you reader! This blog is about me and my own personality. To begin with, I am Helpful, I can do the chores at home like cooking, washing dishes, cleaning our backyard and watering the plants to help lessen the work of my parents. I am dependable, to both my sibling, parents and relatives. To my siblings and cousins, they can ask for help especially related to math problem solving. To my parents and relative they can also ask me for help to their work. And finally, I am good listener, because I am eager to learn to be one day become a successful person that is kind and God-fearing person.