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  As a student, I have faced many obstacles throughout my academic journey. Whether it was struggling with a particular subject, facing a difficult exam, or dealing with personal issues, I have come to realize that obstacles are an inevitable part of the learning process. However, instead of giving up or becoming discouraged, I have made a conscious effort to keep learning and improving despite the challenges that come my way. One of the most important ways that I have continued to learn and improve is by seeking help when I need it. Whether it's from a teacher, tutor, or classmate, I have learned that there is no shame in admitting that I don't understand something and asking for assistance. In fact, seeking help has often led to a deeper understanding of the subject and improved my academic performance.Another way I have continued to learn and improve is by setting achievable goals for myself. When faced with a difficult task or subject, I break it down into smaller, manageab

  I'm iglesia ni cristo, holy week means nothing to us, but Im about to tell you what holy week is. Holy Week in the Philippines (Filipino: Mahal na Araw; Spanish: Semana Santa) is a significant religious observance for the country's Catholic majority, the Iglesia Filipina Independiente or the Philippine Independent Church and most Protestant groups. One of the few majority Christian countries in Asia, Catholics make up 78.8 percent of the population,[1] and the Church is one of the country's dominant sociopolitical forces.   Holy week for us Inc is just like a normal week. What I'm about to tell you is my experience during this year's holy week. Let's start with monday and Tuesday, what I did on Monday and Tuesday is like the usual days, getting up to wash up before going to school, and waiting for dad to come pick me up after the school ends. Wednesday is slightly different from the other day because we have no classes on Wednesday until Monday. After wa

  On the 121st Highschool Day of Ilocos Sur National High School, students, teachers, and alumni gathered together to celebrate this momentous occasion. The program started with a Thanksgiving Mass at 8:00 am, which gave the participants an opportunity to thank the Almighty for the blessings that the school has received over the years.    After the Mass, the program proper started at 10:00 am with a doxology by the teacher's choir. The National Anthem, Region 1 Hymn, Ilocos Sur Hymn, Vigan Hymn, and the ISNSH Hymn followed, which brought a sense of pride and patriotism among the participants.   Mrs. Editha V Bagcal, the school principal, gave a warm welcome address, acknowledging the school's success throughout the years. Afterward, Ms. Gemma Q. Tacuycuy, CESO V, the School Division Superintendent, gave an inspiring message that highlighted the importance of quality education and how it contributes to the nation's development.   To add entertainment to the progr