Importance of Math and Science

Everyone knows that the subjects Math and Science are hard. But Math is important to us all even after we graduate from school because is not just restricted to problem solving. The real benefit of math is how it trains the brain to think critically and practice various techniques to solve a problem. Science is also important  because it helps in building a strong foundation of concepts that support the learning ability of a child throughout his / her academic life. It helps in understanding key concepts of science and enables them to understand more abstract ideas as well.

So when you encounter the unexpected, when you arrive at a solution that doesn’t make intuitive sense, you’ve got two options: Either you figure that your intuition is bad and derive the corollary that you’re bad at math and science. Or you realize that the world is so magnificently complex that intuition is not the best tool to understand how it all works. I think a lot of people opt for the former, but there is joy in accepting the latter.





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UN Celebration

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is held every year on 17 of October. It is  an official International day of the United Nations.

This year the theme is " Coming together with those furthest behind to build an inclusive world of universal respect for human rights and dignity.

In this world, there are countries who needed help because of extreme poverty. The world poorest people are also among those who are the most vulnerable to violations of rights. That is why, United Nations and its agencies are working together to help those people who are in need.

World Teacher’s Day

World Teachers' Day also known as International Teacher's day is celebrated on 5 October each year.
World Teachers' Day was inaugurated on 5th October 1994 by the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to commemorate the 1966 joint signing of the UNESCO/ILO (International Labour Organisation) Recommendation concerning the status of Teachers.

This year's theme, "The right to Education means the right to a qualified Teacher", has been chosen to remind the global concerning that right to Education can not be achieved without a right to trained and qualified teachers.

We celebrate WDT not only to show appreciation for teachers all over the world but also to be used as a day to assess amd help teachers improve and look at the different issues that affect teachers.

Filipino's Capabilities to Adjust through Misfortunes

The Philippines is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. Because of it's location, near the large Pacific Ocean Region where many of of the volcanic eruptions occur (The Ring of Fire). It is also in a weather pathway near the equator known as the "typhoon belt".

Yearly, atleast 20 typhoons hit our poor country. Because the Western Pacific Ocean region where typhoons are formed is located at the East of the Philippines. Just last month, a state of calamity has been declared in several provinces in Northern Philippines, including Manila after the non-stop rain.

The continuous rain brought by two successive typhoons affected some areas and shut down some Educational Institutions and Government Offices. Some town had evacuated to temporary shelters.
Filipinos are nothing if not resilient in their time at calamities. Over the years, our Government has learned their lessons on how to respond and be prepared on any natural disaster.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) together with Department of Social Welfare and Development and some government agencies work together to help Filipinos at anytime in need.

Maybe or not probably, it is the Filipino's sense of humor that is always on it's height while experiencing a disaster. They like to make fun out of themselves while in the middle of it.

Citizens who belong to the work force do their very best to be on their respective jobs no matter how long it takes and how hard it seems to be.

Well, no amount of words can express how Filipinos look at calamities and disasters at a different perspective. They have accepted that calamities come and go. What matters most is how they make something good out of them. Resilience is a character that Filipinos are very proud of: being hopeful, happy, and positive while experiencing unfavorable and hard situations such as calamities.




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Reflection

For the first quarter, I have learned so many things in the subject ICT and while learning throughout the first quarter. I had many discoveries that I made in which those discoveries I had with my classmates was all about internet, blogs, and to whom and when and how it all started until they are able to create these. For me not knowing about the creators of the internet I feel so out of place but now that I've learned about them, I feel so proud.

Though while I was learning about the internet, blogs and the history of it. I have encountered problems during the first quarter like on how to make blogs and learning the history. Not only is this my problem at first but also having not enough time to make all of the requirements because they all came at me at once.

Regardless of this, I am thankful that my hard work in to making blogs like this has made me more confident in making blogs. That while doing this, I continue to have more confidence and at the same time I am having fun. Even though it's hard I think to myself that this is for the betterment of me to know things like doing a simple blog.

Moving on, I will continue to make blogs like this because it's very fun. And I continue look forward to the new things that I might learn in the near future.

Filipino: Wika ng Saliksik

 Tuwing Agosto ipinagdidriwang natin ang buwan ng wika at sa taong ito ang tema ay Filipino: Wika ng Saliksik.

Bilang isang Filipino dapat pahalagahaan at mahalin ang ating sariling wika. Upang mapaunlad  ang ating bansa dapat ang wika natin ang gamitin patungo sa pambansang pagkakaunawaan. Dapat taas noo nating ipagmalaki ang sariling wika, ito ay dapat natin pagyabangin at pagyamanin at mahalin ang sariling atin.

Anim na taon ang nakalipas inilunsad ng DepEd and pagdagdag sa kurikulum sa elementarya ang subject na Mother Tongue. Magandang programa ito para sa mga kabataan na pag-aralan ang sarili nating dialect. Hindi natin maitatanggi na sa panahong ngayon masmarami na ang nagsasalita ng Ingles kesa sa gumagamit sa sariling dialekto. Buti na lamang at naisipan nilang idagdag ito sa ating aralin kundi ang wika nating Filipino ay mapapalitan ng Ingles.

Scavenger Hunt: Challenge 2

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5.	Burj Khalifa in Dubai (of the United Arab Emirates). Construction of the Burj Khalifa began in 2004, with the exterior completed five years later in 2009.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_and_structures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burj_Khalifa	google	Boolean logic
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