John Paul

  Representatives from the public and private sectors will gather virtually to promote the regulation of single-use plastics as well as the strict implementation of ecological solid waste management on the 60th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Climate Change Pathways,” with the topic, “Time to Clean Up!” The episode is organized in celebration of the National Clean Up Month. Removing the plastic on canals can prevent water flow, leading to flooding during heavy rainfall. Cleaning them improves drainage and reduces the risk of flooding in urban areas. Proper waste disposal helps pr event the spread of diseases by reducing the number of rats, flies, and other pests that can carry germ By removing debris like fallen branches, broken toys, or sharp objects, we create a safer space for children and pets to play Cleaning fallen dry leaves is important, for the environment and for our well-being. We can also use the dry leaves for fertilizer to our plant. Reference: https://www.climat

I've learned that working together with others, sharing ideas, and supporting each other's strengths our teamwork. I've realized the importance of being adaptable and flexible to navigate these situations effectively. I've delved deeper into teamwork and discovered the power of "work". This newfound knowledge has changed my perspective and equipped me with the tools to tackle future challenges with greater confidence. Lack of time because balancing multiple responsibilities, deadlines, and personal commitments proved to be a significant challenge. And there's the moments of my doubt, which sometimes affects me with my progress.  I initially hesitated to ask for help when I struggled with certain tasks because I'm too shy, but learned that seeking guidance from others is essential for growth. I applied for a structured schedule, prioritized tasks, and learned to focus on my responsibilities when possible. I practiced positive self-talk, focused on my st

  Teachers are the super heroes of the students like us. They dedicate their lives to teach people like us for the future of our nation. Teachers are not just teachers who teach us about the lesson but, they are mentors, guides, and role models. They inspire us to learn, to question, and to grow. Their hard work and dedication to teach us. They spend their whole day in school, preparing lessons and grading papers. They are always there to support us, to encourage us, and to help us reach our full potential and our dreams. They are the ones who motivate the kids/teenagers of the next generation of leaders. They introduce in us the values of hard work, resolved, and unity. They teach us to be responsible citizens and to contribute to the betterness of our society. THANK YOU TO ALL TEACHERS OUT THERE.