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 This quarter in ICT has been a blast! I've learned so much cool stuff, like how to make lists on a webpage. We started with unordered lists, which are great for when the order doesn't really matter, like a shopping list. Then we learned about ordered lists, which are perfect for steps in a recipe or instructions where the order is super important.

One of the trickier things we tackled was framesets. It was kind of like putting together a puzzle, trying to get all the different parts of the webpage to fit together just right. It took some time to get the hang of it, but once I did, it felt awesome to create a webpage with different sections.

We also got to dive into community-based research. This was really interesting because it showed us how we can use ICT to learn more about our own communities. We got to think about how technology can help us solve problems and make things better for everyone.

Challenges and How I Overcame Them

Sometimes, coding can be a bit frustrating. Like when I spent ages trying to figure out why my frameset wasn't working! But I didn't give up. I checked my code carefully, asked my teacher for help, and even looked up some tutorials online. Eventually, I figured it out! It felt so good to solve the problem on my own.

Moving Forward

I'm excited to keep learning more about ICT. I want to get better at coding and maybe even start working on my own projects. I'm also interested in exploring how ICT can be used to help people and make a positive impact on the world.

Lucky Fortune

 

Filipinos celebrate Chinese New Year for many reasons. It's a way to honor their Chinese heritage, strengthen family ties, and attract good luck. Many Filipinos believe that the Chinese New Year is a time for new beginnings and fresh starts. They may clean their homes, give red envelopes, and eat lucky foods to prepare for a prosperous year.

The Chinese New Year is also a time for community celebrations, with parades, dragon dances, and other festivities taking place in many cities and towns across the Philippines. These celebrations provide an opportunity for people to come together and share in the joy of the holiday.

In addition to the above, some Filipinos also observe other Chinese New Year traditions, such as visiting temples, making offerings to ancestors, and staying up late on New Year's Eve. These traditions vary from family to family, but they all contribute to the rich tapestry of Chinese New Year celebrations in the Philippines.

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We Asked, They Answered...

Embarking on a community-based research journey is like stepping into a living classroom. The Municipality of San Ildefonso served as our campus, where we learned valuable lessons beyond textbooks. This photo captures a moment of reflection amidst our data collection, reminding us of the importance of community involvement in research.

Our community-based research journey was anything but ordinary. In san il, we explored vibrant streets, met fascinating people, and even found a retired plane! This photo captures the unique flavor of our experience, proving that research can be an adventure.

Uncovering the story of a community takes more than just books and data. It requires engaging with the people who live and breathe it. This photo captures a moment of our research journey in san ildefonso, where we're interviewing local officers to gain firsthand knowledge of their experiences.

Teamwork makes the dream work! Our community-based research journey starts with a huddle. We're mapping out our plan, sharing ideas, and getting ready to dive into the exciting world of san ildefonso. Together, we can achieve anything!

Vigan's Charm

Vigan City, located in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, is a captivating destination renowned for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture. The city's historic core, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases cobblestone streets, ancestral houses, and grand churches that transport you back in time. Vigan's unique blend of Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish influences is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and cultural traditions, offering visitors a glimpse into a rich and diverse heritage.

Beyond its architectural wonders, Vigan boasts a vibrant culture and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The city comes alive during festivals and celebrations, showcasing the Ilocano people's colorful traditions and artistic talents. Vigan's culinary scene is a must-try, with its delectable Ilocano dishes that tantalize the taste buds. From the iconic empanada to the flavorful bagnet, Vigan's food offerings are a testament to the region's rich agricultural heritage.

Exploring Vigan is like stepping into a living museum, where every corner tells a story. Whether you're strolling along Calle Crisologo, visiting the Syquia Mansion, or simply soaking in the city's charm, Vigan offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe of its beauty and heritage.

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