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 Jose Rizal: The Face of the PhilippinesJose Rizal Jose Rizal is a symbol of the Philippines since he symbolizes its love for freedom, knowledge, and justice. Rizal employed his intellect and his powers of writing to portray how the Filipino people were suffering in the hands of the Spanish colonizers of their country at that time. Jose Rizal inspired many people through his books *Noli Me Tangere* and *El Fili* *Busterismo* when he opened their minds to change through non-violent actions. Rizal believed that progress and freedom can only come to humanity through education. Rizal has shown that fighting for his country does not necessarily mean fighting with arms, but fighting with wisdom and strong ideals. Rizal has shown his Filipinos that he is brave enough to stand for his ideals. Rizal’s sacrifice made him the real icon of the Philippines. His death made the Filipinos’ belief in the importance of national sovereignty stronger, and it made many heroes after them continue the fi...

 Third Quarter Reflection During the third quarter, I learned many new lessons from my subjects and activities. I discovered that I can understand lessons better when I listen carefully and ask questions. I also learned how to manage my time and finish my tasks on schedule. This quarter helped me improve my skills and gain more confidence in my work. Some of the challenges I faced were difficult lessons, short deadlines, and feeling tired or unmotivated at times. There were moments when I felt stressed because of many tasks and exams. I addressed these challenges by studying more, asking help from my teachers and classmates, and managing my time better. I also tried to stay positive and take short breaks to rest my mind. Moving on, I will continue to work hard and improve my study habits. I will try to be more responsible, stay focused, and never give up even when lessons become difficult. I will use what I learned this quarter to do better in the next one

The celebration of the Christmas season is about love and joy. It is a time when families come together at home. People share smiles, stories, and laughter. We remember the meaning of giving and caring. Christmas brings peace and hope to everyone. Christmas is also a time to enjoy food with family. This are the our food for Christmas, we have graham, pancit bihon, and macaroni. We prepare these foods at home with love. We eat together and feel happy. Sharing food makes the celebration more special. The true essence of Christmas is being with the people we love. It is not only about gifts and decorations. It is about kindness and helping others. We learn to be thankful for what we have. Christmas teaches us to have a good heart every day.

National Indigenous Peoples Month in the Philippines is a time to respect Indigenous people. It reminds us that they have their own culture and way of life. The theme shows that culture helps build the future. Their traditions teach care for people and nature. These lessons are still important today. The celebration helps others see their true value. Empowering Indigenous communities means giving them support and respect. They should be heard when decisions are made. Their knowledge helps protect land, forests, and rivers. This helps the country grow in a good way. When Indigenous people are included, plans become fair. Everyone benefits from their care for nature. This celebration also teaches young people to learn and listen. We can show respect by being kind and open. Schools can share Indigenous stories, songs, and art. Small actions can help build unity. A strong future needs people working together. Respecting Indigenous people helps create a better future.

President Elpidio Quirino   Elpidio Quirino was a self-made man who rose from modest beginnings to become the sixth President of the Philippines, serving from 1948 to 1953. His early life in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, was marked by a strong work ethic, as he worked as a teacher while finishing high school and later worked his way through law school at the University of the Philippines. His career included being a congressman, senator, and various cabinet roles before he became Vice President in 1946, and then assumed the presidency upon Manuel Roxas's death in 1948. Elpidio Quirino's rise from humble beginnings into the presidency was a true epitome of determination and resilience, combined with utmost dedication to public service. Growing up in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, he learned to be industrious at a tender age when he had to support himself teaching in school while he was still pursuing his high school education. His persistence carried him through law school at the University of the Ph...

  Fighting for the Safety and Rights of Every Child The theme at the heart of the 2025 National Children's Month celebration is "OSAEC-CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bata, Ipaglaban!" or, in English, "End Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM): Fight for the Safety and Rights of Children!" This slogan points out the call for immediate action to save children from the hostile world of online exploitation and abuse. Today, children live in a world filled with the internet, which, while it opens their doors to learning and communication, also presents them with stark risks. Many youngsters have fallen prey to predators who prey on their innocence and vulnerability. Such a theme calls on all stakeholders-parents, schools, communities, and government-to join forces in making life safer for every child. Awareness, vigilance, and a sense of responsibility from all strata of society ar...