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Rising to Challenges: Quarter2 Progress

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  As I look back on the second quarter of Grade 10, I feel like I’ve learned so much about myself and what I’m truly capable of. The beginning of the quarter wasn’t easy. The excitement of starting a new school year had worn off, and now it felt like the real work had begun. With every test, assignment, and project, there were moments when I questioned myself. “Can I really handle all of this?” I asked myself more times than I care to admit. At first, it seemed like the second quarter was going to be harder than the first. The lessons were more challenging, and the pressure started to build. There were nights when I stayed up late, feeling overwhelmed by everything I had to do. It was easy to feel like I wasn’t good enough or that I wasn’t keeping up. But this quarter, something changed in me. I started to realize that these struggles weren’t signs of failure, but rather signs that I was learning and growing. It wasn’t supposed to be easy, and that’s what made it worth it. The do...
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Breaking the Silence: Legal and Social Efforts To End Violence Against Women And Children(Thematic Output)

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  The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children (VAWC) Act of 2004 and Republic Act (RA) No. 9262 are pivotal laws that address the pervasive issue of violence against women and children in the Philippines. These laws aim to protect women and children from various forms of abuse, including physical, sexual, emotional, and psychological violence, particularly within intimate relationships. The VAWC Act provides victims with vital protective measures such as Temporary Protection Orders (TPOs) and Permanent Protection Orders (PPOs), and promotes coordinated efforts across law enforcement, social services, and legal aid. The law acknowledges the multi-dimensional nature of violence and underscores the importance of addressing the impact on children who are exposed to or directly experience abuse. Among the other significant laws addressing violence against women is RA 8353, known as The Anti- Rape Law of 1997, which redefined the crime of rape to include not just penile-vaginal ...
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Elpidio Quirino: A Legacy of Leadership and Post-War Rebuilding

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  Elpidio Quirino, the sixth president of the Philippines, is often remembered for his leadership during a crucial period of recovery following the devastation of World War II. Born on November 16, 1890, in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Quirino came from humble beginnings. His family’s modest means didn’t prevent him from excelling in his studies, and he went on to become a lawyer, passing the bar in 1915. His deep commitment to public service soon led him into politics, where he would spend over three decades contributing to the country’s political and economic development. Quirino’s political career began in earnest when he was elected to the House of Representatives in 1919. His rise continued when he was appointed Secretary of Finance in 1939 under President Manuel L. Quezon. In this role, Quirino’s skills in governance were put to the test, especially in managing the country’s economic recovery during the years leading up to World War II. Despite the challenges of wartime, Quirino proved...
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Honoring Heritage: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Month and the 27th Anniversary of the IPRA

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  October marks a significant time in the Philippines: Indigenous Peoples Month, a celebration that runs from October 1-30, honors the rich cultures, wisdom, and rights of the country’s Indigenous Peoples (IP). This year’s commemoration is particularly meaningful as it coincides with the 27th anniversary of the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA)—a landmark law that recognizes the rights and welfare of Indigenous communities. The theme for 2024, "Mga Katutubo at Katutubong Dunong: Pahalagahan, Pangalagaan at Parangalana" (Valuing, Nurturing, and Honoring Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Knowledge), calls us to reflect on the invaluable contributions of IPs, urging society to protect their cultural heritage and preserve their ways of life for future generations.   For over two decades, IPRA has played a crucial role in advocating for the recognition of Indigenous rights in the Philippines. Before this law was enacted, many Indigenous communities were marginalized and ofte...
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Adapting to Change: The Climate Resilience of Filipino's In the face of Environmental Challanges

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  Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it is a present reality. The Philippines, an archipelago in the Pacific, is particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change. From typhoons and floods to rising sea levels and extreme temperatures, climate change is intensifying the challenges faced by millions of Filipinos. Yet, despite these harsh realities, the resilience of Filipinos continues to shine through. As the world grapples with environmental crises, the Filipino spirit remains steadfast in facing the evolving challenges posed by climate change. One of the predominant reasons for the progressive environmental changes we are witnessing is the alarming rate of deforestation and urbanization in the Philippines. Deforestation, particularly in critical watershed areas, leads to increased flooding, soil erosion, and loss of biodiversity. The rapid expansion of urban areas without proper planning exacerbates these issues, often encroaching on vulnerable coastal...
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Ending Violence, Ensuring Safety: A Reflection on the 2024 National Children's Month Theme"

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  Every November, the Philippines celebrates National Children's Month, a time to reflect on the welfare of children and the need to prioritize their rights, safety, and well-being. For 2024, the theme, “Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines,” could not be more urgent. With violence against children continuing to be a pervasive issue, this year's theme calls for collective action from both government and society to safeguard our nation's future—our children. Violence against children takes many forms: physical, sexual, emotional, and even neglect. In the Philippines, where poverty, lack of access to education, and a history of political instability create a volatile environment, children are often the most vulnerable. According to reports, many children are subjected to violence in their own homes, schools, and communities. Despite legal frameworks such as the Republic Act 7610 or the "Special Protection of Children ...
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Her 1st quarter journey

    During the first quarter of my grade 10, there are so many things that i have learned and discovered for which i never thought i would acquire. During this quarter, i  have learned that thru proper studying and through reviewing, you will be able to reach, what you always dreamt of. By communications with teachers and students, you will be able to share what you knew and what you have. Thru continous learning, there will be continous improvement in every aspects of our students life. I have learned that i can do everything with the help of my teachers, family and classmates. And with prayers, nothing is imposible. But in every success and every discoveries, we encounter challanges and problems in every way. But these challanges will never break us instead we mold us to become better in the future, for as long as we are doing the right way. At first i was reluctant and afraid, that i will never surpass this first quarter of being a grade 10. With new sets of classmates...
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