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NATIONAL   CLEAN-UP  MONTH SEPTEMBER 2024 https://climate.gov.ph/news/319 The National clean-up drive can be easily defined as an organized national campaign to make any country cleaner and healthier by reducing litter and pollution, using more recycling, and much more eco-friendly lifestyles. Community spirit is encouraged so that individuals, schools, businesses, and governments unite and participate in cleaning the surrounding to create a healthier environment. Besides cleaning, most campaigns arrange some kind of learning where people would learn about waste management and nature. Most national clean-up drives raise awareness and encourage more people into action to clean up for a better future. Flood is a common problem that we often encounter in the Philippines during typhoons. Planting trees helps us in many ways, one of which is the availability of fresh air, habitat for animals, and helping to reduce flood damage. Dirty surroundings are a major problem in the Philippines that

            The "Together4Teachers" theme says that we all share responsibility in supporting educators. While teachers are on the top of education, they certainly do not do it alone. Strong partnerships involving families, communities, and schools form an essential supportive environment for education.           This year, it will be important to appreciate the working of teachers who face many challenges, such as adapting to new methods and dealing with diversified students' needs. Teachers handle all this with terrific resilience and creativity; sometimes, they even take more than what is asked for in ensuring every child gets proper education.           During Teacher Appreciation Month, I hope each person will take time to recognize efforts and actions made on behalf of educational efforts. Every small gesture of appreciation, showing support for their needs, and investing in support for the community can make a difference in how they are viewed and treated. We must

                 The first quarter of this year involved a lot of learning and growth. In these months, I learned the art of handling time and productivity. New strategies, tools, and techniques served as gains in optimizing output with a more minimal input. These have deepened not just school-related habits within me but enlightened me that one never stops improving in his professional life.           Indeed, challenges abound in the quarter primarily about getting accustomed to new workflows. It is really difficult balancing school works and personal activities, where somehow I proved badly managed time from time to time. Thus, I had to re-think how to do some of the daily activities and what a very structured way of dealing with my responsibilities would be.         To address these challenges, I adopted structured planning techniques to better prioritize tasks. I defined my study and personal time clearly, so I could then focus separately on each area without distractions. I was al

 I'm Julianne Arcena Realin, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Realin. I have a sister who I always tease when I'm bored. Her name is Jamelle Frances Realin, she is a college teacher in UNP. I am 15 years old, born on july 21, 2009. A 10th grade student in Ilocos sur National Highschool. I live in camangaan Vigan City. I am a crocheter who crochet keychains and other projects. I'm extrovert when I'm with my circle of friends. I'm introvert when I'm with people I just met. A crafty person that DIY's things like flowers made out of ribbon and papers. I love staying up all night that makes me wake up late and misses my chores. My future plans is to graduate in college, and become engineer, electrical engineer to be exact. I also want to be financially stable where I don't have to worry about where I will find money to pay bills. In senior high school, I'm planing to take STEM as my senior high strand. 

  The goal of building a more resilient Philippines focuses on improving its ability to withstand and recover from various challenges. Located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, the Philippines frequently experiences natural disasters like typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions, made worse by climate change impacts such as extreme weather and rising sea levels. Marginalized communities, affected by poverty and inadequate infrastructure, are particularly vulnerable. Efforts to enhance resilience include better disaster preparedness, investing in sturdy infrastructure like earthquake-resistant buildings and flood defenses, and conserving natural habitats such as mangroves for their protective benefits against coastal hazards. However, significant challenges remain. Limited funding often limits the expansion of resilience-building initiatives nationwide. Political and governance issues can delay effective policy implementation and coordination among different stakeholders. Rapid urbaniza

Dear President, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. First and foremost, I want to express my admiration and respect for the role you have undertaken. Leading our country is no small feat and requires both immense dedication and resilience. My concern is from many issues our nation faces today. I hope that as you face these challenges, you are able to maintain your health and your well-being. Thank you for your unwavering service. I sincerely hope for continued strength and wisdom in your presidency.  president of the philippines - Search Images (bing.com)