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The 123rd Ilocos Sur National High School Day; A day to be remember and to be cherish

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  This picture shows the basis of our props and what it looked like when we wear it. Our props is mexicano inspiration, Where in we recycled plastic bottle with grains of rice to used as the maracas. Then with our custume we simply used fabric that is similar to the fabric that mexicanos wear. And lastly with the hat, we used "payabyab" coated with the same fabric used as our custume. In this picture, this is the picture taken before our actual performace. We took picture with full costuem and props with our best of the best trainor, dance instructor and choreographer, Mr. Gary Abad. This imagine was taken during the parade of Ilocos Sur National High School. As you can see we are only holding our recyled maracas for boys and flags for girl in our parade  because the teachers doesn't allows use to used our costume due to the high index in that day. This picture of mine is took during our actual performace of our mexicano inspired dance during the celebration of High Schoo...
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4th Quarter Reflection

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 The fourth quarter of Grade 10 ICT was a journey of both exciting discoveries and frustrating challenges, a testament to the dynamic nature of learning and growth. This reflection explores my key takeaways, the hurdles I faced, my strategies for overcoming them, and my aspirations for future development in the field of Information and Communications Technology.   This quarter solidified my understanding of several key ICT concepts. I felt a real sense of accomplishment mastering various productivity software applications; it wasn't just about learning features, but about understanding how they could truly enhance my work. Learning about networking opened my eyes to the intricate web connecting our digital world  it was fascinating to grasp the principles behind data transmission. The focus on digital literacy resonated deeply; I realized the huge responsibility we have as digital citizens, and the ethical considerations we must always keep in mind. Putting these conc...
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Navigating in 15 years: A Seamans Journey

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     In fifteen years, I picture myself a seasoned and respected seaman, having achieved significant professional growth. I envision a leadership role, perhaps as Chief Mate or even Captain, mastering the challenges and responsibilities that come with navigating the world's oceans and ensuring the safety of my crew and cargo. This career path combines my passion for the sea with my ambition for professional success.   Beyond my seafaring life, I dream of a thriving family life being a loving husband and father, providing a stable and supportive home for my wife and children. This means balancing the demands of my profession with the joys of family life, making time for shared experiences and creating lasting memories. Travel, new hobbies, and moments of quiet reflection will enrich my life, allowing me to appreciate the world and be a positive influence on my children.   Ultimately, my aim is to live a life guided by kindness, empathy, resilience, and a thir...
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Gender Equality: Shared Journey towards equality and enclusion

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       Women's Month provides a vital opportunity to assess progress toward gender equality and the ongoing work needed for a truly inclusive society. The theme, "WE for Gender Equality and an Inclusive Society," highlights the shared responsibility in this endeavor. It's not solely about women's empowerment, but a fundamental societal shift demanding the active participation of all.        While progress has been made  more women in leadership roles, stronger legal protections, and evolving attitudes significant challenges persist. The gender pay gap remains, women are underrepresented in power structures, and gender-based violence continues. These are not isolated incidents but systemic issues stemming from deeply entrenched biases and power imbalances.              The "WE" emphasizes the collaborative effort required to overcome these barriers. Men must actively challenge patriarchal norms, support ge...
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Valentines Day: A Celebration of Genuine Love and Bond

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            The commercialization of Valentine's Day often overshadows its true potential: a celebration of love's diverse expressions. Instead of succumbing to the pressure of extravagant gestures and unrealistic expectations, we can reclaim this day to focus on genuine connection and heartfelt appreciation.        The romanticized ideal of lavish dinners and expensive gifts often creates disappointment and feelings of inadequacy. True connection lies beyond these superficial displays. A more meaningful Valentine's    Day prioritizes genuine appreciation for those who matter most. This might involve a simple phone call to a distant relative, a handwritten note to a friend, or an act of service for family. The emphasis shifts from material gifts to strengthening bonds through thoughtful gestures.        For romantic partners, the day offers a chance for reflection and reaffirmation. Meaningful conv...
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Kannawidan Festival:Taste of Ilocano Pride

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           Each year in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, the Kannawidan Festival commemorates the province's founding on February 2nd. The name itself, derived from the Ilocano word "tawid" (meaning "tradition"), perfectly reflects the festival's core: a vibrant celebration of Ilocano culture and identity. Over a week, visitors experience a rich tapestry of activities: traditional dances such as the Tadek ken Balliwes, religious ceremonies, spirited street dancing competitions, and a lively market showcasing local crafts and foods like longganisa and bagnet. Adding to the festivities are historically themed dinners and the Saniata ti Ylocos beauty pageant, showcasing Ilocano women's beauty and grace. Crucially, the festival actively engages young people in traditional practices, ensuring the preservation of Ilocano heritage for future generations. For anyone interested in Philippine culture, the immersive experience of the Kannawidan Festival is a must-s...
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CBR closed : Our journey toward our success

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  Our first step toward a successful CBR project involved careful planning to address the specific needs of the Caoayan community to ensure the success of our research. The photo captures our leader  assigning individual tasks, ensuring a focused and effective research process. A candid shot of a collaborative efforts in making our CBR despite facing a huge problem. In this photo,we sadly started from scratch again because the U.S.B that we use to  save our file unexpectedly to malfunction. Instead of regretting and complaning, we work all together to redo our C.B.R.. In this picture, our group is starting to do their individual taskes that have been distributed by leader, where in we are using the destop alternately to see some result for each part. We are also artenately using the destop to teach each other and have some opinions to make our CBR more appealing and more informative This is a another candid photo,wherein we are talking snacks while enjoying and talk...
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