Monday, September 17, 2012

Teacher! Teacher! My Real Hero!


                       I am not biased against male teachers. But my ideal teacher is a she. I don't exactly know why I prefer she from he teachers. They are both intelligent, patient, and self-sacrificing. It must be because female teachers, like parents, are more loving and approachable.
                      So my ideal teacher is a she. She is my hero. She comes to school early. She enters the room with a cheerful "Good Morning Class!" from her mouth. She displays a radiant face and a sweet smile, through you can see wrinkles below her eyes to show she had slept late preparing her lesson plans.
                      She explains the lesson with clear words, and a strong voice, her face always beaming with love even when some mischievous boys in the backseats are not paying much attention. Oftenly, .she castigates them, even pinching them at their arms.
                      She talks and admonishes students who are not taking things seriously in the classroom after classes. She does this lovingly with a lot of understanding like a mother would. My teacher, my hero, does not show discouragement or anger against her students. One only notices that she has suffered much when she sits down, gasps for air, wipes the sweat from her face and sighs a relief as the electric fan from the sides gives artificial air to her exhausted body.
                      The class ends with her explaining to her students what to prepare for the next day. If the following day was a free day, she schedules a visit to the parents of some students who are not doing well in school. She will tell the parents the situation, the class standing of their children. Together, teacher and parents plans what to do to improve their children's schooling.
                      She encourages the students to study harder patiently and lovingly. She means it when she says she wants them to become good citizens, successful professionals and responsible and contributing members of society.
                    This is the best teacher. I'm sure everybody likes her, and prays for her, and wishes that there would be more like her. She earns her monthly pay more that does any other public servant. My real and ideal teacher is what our country needs. Honest officials like her will contribute vastly to the progress and greatness of this country. She is my ideal teacher! Yes, she is my real hero!

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Parents, The Real Heroes

                     Parents are the most understood. most trusted, and most sympatize with members of society. It is because they have the biggest social responsibility. This responsibility is to make their children useful or positive contributors to society. Pursuing this responsibility is what makes parents the real or number one heroes.
                    Every parents wants their children to become good citizens.Good citizens in the sense that these children are assets and doing good to our society. This means that children grow up to be looked upon, respected, admired and loved members of society.
                   To make them such, the parents shall see to it that these children are properly trained, properly educated and properly guided so that they grow up to be good followers or good leaders. In this way, society becomes progressive, wealthy or generally a healthy and a good place to live in.
                    When people are still small children, parents should train them how to be helpful and how to cooperate. Parents should sacrifice. They endeavor to have work, to work everyday and to save for the education of their children. Parents do their best to work continuosly like slaves to earn enough to send their children to the best school, to give the best education so that these children will have enough, will earn enough to sufficient, meaningful and respectable life.
                     Parents undergo a lot of self-sacrifice in order to be able to give enough for their children's future. They don't even think of themselves. Their well-being is only secondary to their children. Parents are the number one heroes of society. they give all, everything for their children.
                      Yes! For their children but the ultimate goal is for the good of society. This is what makes parents the real heroes.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Wikang Filipino For Filipino Nation

                         The Philippines is a country of millions of different ethnic groups and divergent culture and racial character and racial heritages. They used different ethnic languages. The most prominent of these are Tagalog, Ilocano, Visaya, Bicolano, Pampango and several others. Because of this, it is very hard to generate cooperation and understanding among the Filipino's.
                          Our linguistic and cultural experts decide to establish a common language for the whole Filipino nation. After a long study, research and consultations they came with a common language of the whole Filipino nation. This is how Tagalog adopted as a common language. Instead of calling it Tagalog, they call this common language for Filipino's.
                           It is important that the Filipinos have a common language. Its is believed and has been proven that having a common identity, a common means of communication. This ultimately result in cooperation, understanding and unity among the different ethnic groups. It is because this has given them a common identity and a unified purpose.
                           Tagalog was chosen as a Filipino language because it is spoken by most Filipino's . It is the language mostly used in all media, like the T.V, radio, newspaper, etc.
                           To perpetuate the use of Filipino in all Philippine Islands, the country makes Filipino a compulsory subject in school curricula. This is only we have Wikang Filipino which is celebrated every year as Linggo ng Wika.
                           We have that adopting a Wikang Filipino will promote unity, understanding, oneness and patriotism in and among all Filipino's.

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Looking Back In To My Reflection

                As years passes by, as time runs, as day turns into night, as weather changes, I discovered a place wherein I tried to step in the modern world. I explored on how to create a blog. Which we are about to create such things to be posted. I learned what is the use of blog in our daily life. I learned that blog can be also an online diary. You can also share and post you're experiences in everyday life that reminds you most that can be read by everyone.
               During those days of exploring the world of blog, I encountered problems that make me feel worry and uncomfortable. Sometimes, I don't know what step is to do first. Sometimes, I also don't know some parts of the computer unit.
              But, I addressed this things by asking help and assistance on my teacher and classmates. From this things, I learned new things that increases my knowledge regarding on these things.
              Moving on, I will put all these learnings in my mind in order that I can use these experiences as long as I an exploring the modern world of today.

Monday, July 30, 2012

THE 3RD SONA OF THE PRESIDENT

            President Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino III delivered his Third State of the Nation Addressed on July 25,2012. he said the Philippines has achieved changes.
           The changed he said referred to the improvements his administration has achieved after three years in office.
Among the important achievements were the stopping of wasteful spending, the making of corrupt officials of the Arroyo administration accountable foe the crimes. they had committed, the success of the conditional cash transfer program for poorest poor of the Filipino's, improvements in the social, health, education, employment and infrastructure programs, and many more.

           In his one-hour-and-a-half speech, the president predicted many other successes in the three years of his administration. This includes constructions of enough classrooms complete with chairs for all students in the public schools, additional and complete textbooks, modernization of the armed forces, self- sufficiency, even exportation of rice produce, electrifications of all sitios and barangays, employment and many more.
         He thanked the Filipino's for all thes successes. he said thes are not his achivements but of this "bosses"' the Filipino people. He also thanked his officials, particularly his cabinet members, for all these accomplishments.
       Many people applauded and believed him, but as usual his critics were not convinced. We just hope that  life will become better during his administration.

Eat Vegetables Everyday, Make It A Habit

                  Vegetables are the best food for the body, make it a habit to eat vegetables everyday.
                 Doctors, nutritionists, specialists, scientists, practically everybody, recommend vegetables for our everyday diet. healthy living means daily vegetables in our menu. it has all nutrients and the vitamins that the body needs for a healthy lifestyle.
                Meat is also good, but if taken in everyday and in the wrong amount and the wrong kind, it destroys one body. meat taken daily and with the fatty contents will not contribute a healthy living. Animal meat causes the growth of cholesterol in the internal organs and veins. That prevent smooth blood circulation. Cholesterol causes many sickness especially stoke and heart attack.
             Not like vegetables, it is harmless. Ii contains all vitamins that the body needs for a healthy lifestyle. There is no danger at all in eating vegetables. in fact, it promotes healthy living and longer life. So eat vegetables everyday. Make it a habit.

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Letter to President

His Excellency
Benigno Simeon Aquino III
President, Republic of the Philippines
Manila

Dear Mr. President :

              I am a fourth year student of the ISNHS, Vigan City. Like all other students of the whole country, I am aware of the many of our educational program. I am most concern with the lack of classrooms.
              In our school alone, forty to fifty students pack our classrooms. This is not conducive to our ideal teaching-learning situation. The teacher can not attend to all students to help them in their problems and difficulties. The ideal number should be 20-30 students per class.
               In this letter, I'm joining thousands of parents, teachers, and students in urging you to allocate enough funds for the constructive of school buildings. Throughout the country, until this is done, I don't think the Philippines will have a successful educational system.
                Please understand that I'm doing this for all Filipinos, specially the students. And also for you , Sir, for your administration will not be remembered if this educational problem is not addressed.


                                                                                                      Very truly yours,
                                                                                                       Laurence Marie A. Lazo
                                                                                                       IV-Bonifacio