paul jake

This third quarter became a meaningful learning experience as I gained knowledge and skills from different subjects. In Mathematics, I studied permutations and probability, which improved my logical thinking and problem-solving abilities. In Science, I learned about DNA, RNA, mutations, the reproductive system, and sexual reproduction, helping me understand how life works at the cellular and biological levels. I also became more aware of social issues through lessons on violence against women and their children and the Republic Acts that protect women. In Basic Electronics, I explored how capacitors and inductors function in series and parallel circuits. In MAPEH, I learned about hip-hop and its cultural importance. In ESP, I developed a deeper understanding of nationalism, patriotism, and environmental care. Research introduced me to sampling techniques and hypothesis testing, while English helped me understand literary criticism. In ICT, I learned basic coding, which strengthened my ...

José Rizal stands as one of the most important figures in Philippine history and is often regarded as the true face of the nation. More than a national hero, he symbolized intelligence, courage, and peaceful resistance. Born on June 19, 1861, in Calamba, Laguna, Rizal lived during a time when the Philippines was under Spanish rule. He was a gifted student who studied both in the Philippines and in Europe, mastering several languages and excelling in medicine and literature. Despite his success abroad, he remained deeply connected to his homeland and dedicated his life to uplifting the Filipino people. Rizal used his talents not for personal glory but to expose the injustices suffered by Filipinos. His novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo revealed the abuses of Spanish friars and officials, awakening national consciousness. Instead of promoting violent revolution, Rizal called for reforms, equality, and education, believing that knowledge and unity were the strongest weapons aga...

  The Christmas season is more than just a festive time filled with decorations, gifts, and cheerful music. At its core, it is a season of love, hope, and reflection. It invites people to pause from their busy lives and remember what truly matters—faith, family, and compassion. Christmas reminds us to open our hearts, forgive past hurts, and share joy with others, especially those who are struggling. One of the most beautiful aspects of Christmas is the spirit of giving. While exchanging presents is a joyful tradition, the deeper meaning lies in giving selflessly. Simple acts such as helping a neighbor, donating to charity, or offering time and support to loved ones reflect the true essence of the season. Christmas teaches that generosity is not about the size or cost of a gift, but about the love and sincerity behind it. The season also strengthens bonds within families and communities. Gatherings, shared meals, church visits, and caroling create moments that bring people clos...

  The celebration of the Philippines’ National Indigenous Peoples (IP) Month highlights the importance of Indigenous communities in preserving the country’s culture and identity. With the theme “Weaving Culture, Enriching Future: Empowering Indigenous Communities as Bedrock of Sustainable Development,” the celebration reminds us that Indigenous Peoples carry traditions, languages, and beliefs that have been passed down for generations. These cultural practices are not only part of the past but are still relevant today, as they teach respect, unity, and harmony with nature. Recognizing and honoring these traditions helps ensure that Indigenous culture continues to thrive in a changing society. Empowering Indigenous Peoples means protecting their rights, especially their ancestral lands, and giving them equal opportunities in education, livelihood, and governance. Indigenous communities have deep knowledge of environmental care, farming, and resource management, which supports sustai...