In this photo, our team is actively collecting data in Barangay Mindoro. Armed with notebooks, surveys, and digital tools, we engage with locals to understand the key issues in their community. The atmosphere is exploding with teamwork as we carefully and accurately document observations, ensuring accuracy in our research.
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
3rd Quarter Thematic
In this photo, our team is actively collecting data in Barangay Mindoro. Armed with notebooks, surveys, and digital tools, we engage with locals to understand the key issues in their community. The atmosphere is exploding with teamwork as we carefully and accurately document observations, ensuring accuracy in our research.
My 3rd Quarter Reflection
This third Quarter, I learned a lot in ICT, especially about CBR or Community-based research, html frames and nested lists. CBR taught me how to gather informations effectively and accurately, it also helped me to develop my communication skills becauseto of the interviews we've conducted and also helped me inimproving my analytical and critical thinking skills. Also, learning nested list helped me on how to organize datasbettera especially in HTML programming. Frames also gave me a lot of fun, I lovem the mechanism of you experimenting to achieve your wanted results. T
However, I also faced many challenges throughout my third Quarter journey. Community-based research required a lot of effort in gathering and information analysis, which sometimes makes me feel overwhelmed. Nested list also brought me a lot of confusion at first, but I managed to master it with a lot of practice and experimentations.
In order to address these challenges, I seek help from my teacher and classmates whenever I feel like I can't do a certain task. I also keep on practicing to be able to master our lesson. Moving forward, I will continue to improve my skills and will manage my time better.
References:
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Chinoy: The Cultural Connection between Chinese And Filipinos
Filipinos celebrates Chinese New Year because of the strong influence and connection of Chinese culture and tradition in the country. Many Filipinos have Chinese origins or ancestors, and their traditions have blended with Filipino culture over time. Even those without Chinese roots join the celebration because it is fun, colorful, and believed to bring good luck. The government also recognizes its importance by declaring it a special holiday.
During the celebration, people decorate their homes with red lanterns, give ang pao , and prepare lucky foods like tikoy and dumplings. Dragon and lion dancess are performed to splash away bad luckswhile fireworks and firecrackers are set off to scare away evil spirits. Many believe these traditions bring prosperity, happiness, and success in the new year.
Filipinos continue to observe Chinese New Year because it strengthens relationships between Filipino and Chinese communities. It is a time for families to come together, enjoy festive activities, and wish for a better year ahead. This celebration reflects the rich cultural diversity of the Philippines and the strong connection between its people.
References:
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Tuesday, February 11, 2025
The Historical Journey of Vigan City
Vigan is one of the most historical and well-preserved places in the Philippines. It was once a municipality that played an important role in trade and culture during the Spanish period. The town became famous for its Spanish-style houses, cobblestone streets, and rich traditions. It was a place where history and culture flourished, shaping the way of life of the people.
In 2001, Vigan became a city and was later declared
a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its well-preserved colonial architecture. Despite modernization, it maintained its old charm, attracting tourists who want to experience its unique and historical bringing beauty. Visitors love to explore Calle Crisologo, where they can walk along stone streets and see centuries-old houses. Many also enjoy riding a kalesa and trying delicious local dishes like Vigan longganisa and empanada.
As a city, Vigan continues to develop while
protecting its cultural heritage. The local government ensures that historical sites are preserved while allowing progress to take place. Today, Vigan is not only a symbol of the past but also a thriving city that represents the rich history and traditions of the Filipino people. It remains one of the most treasured historical sites in the Philippiness.
References:
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