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WEEK 6 - Reflection

     My grandmother wanted me to become “God-fearing” and faithful like her. When I was younger, she took me to every block rosary, novena, and prayer meeting that she attended. We also went to church every Sunday, whether it be at 6 AM in the morning or 6 PM in the evening. Because of it, I was able to memorize most of my grandmother’s prayers and all the worship songs we sang at times. She was even proud that I was able to lead the rosary at a young age and participate in their prayer meetings. I tried to be like her, pray like her, because I saw that God always answers her prayers, and I thought that maybe, He will listen to me too. However, as I grew older, I still have not found a connection with God.      Watching the video, I saw that Kevin and I were similar. I had also felt this emptiness, the need to be satisfied. This is one of the factors that caused me to evaluate why there is a need to believe in a God. As I started to learn more about the wor...

WEEK 6 - Discussion

 What is atheism? Based on the testimony of Kevin, a former atheist, why is atheism a destructive thing?      Atheism is an ideology where people do not believe that there is a God. Kevin, the guy in the video, said that he also did not believe in the afterlife. "Atheism made me feel free, powerful, and in control", this led Kevin to fill the emptiness and dissatisfaction he felt through pursuing power, pleasure and possessions. However, in pursuit of finding the satisfaction he wanted, he was cornered by depression and became miserable. From listening to the testimony, Atheism is deemed as destructive because individuals, like Kevin before, were not able to find the inner peace or satisfaction they were looking for. Their endless search for peace of mind results to the inability of feeling "whole" which can later cause depression and the likes. Apple had a wonderful work/business and career. Then, she contracted HIV. Her life, all of a sudden, was devastated. What ...

WEEK 5 - Performance Task

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WEEK 5 - ASSESSMENT ON PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

 HOW DOES EACH AGENT INFLUENCE YOU AS A PERSON?    PARENTS - My mother taught me that being independent is essential in living since I am the only one that I can rely on throughout my journey in life. I am the only one with me who will be there until the day I eventually pass away.     BROTHER/SISTER - Although I do have a my own half-brother, I wasn't really able to be with him since he lives far away from me. However, during the hangouts we spent with each other, I learned that mu brother influences  me the movies, and food we both love.      FAMILY - Since I grew up with my grandparents most of my childhood, I was taught a lot of things too. Since my grandfather was strict and was like the "tough" guy within our family, I learned from him that I should be tough, and shouldn't cry a lot whenever I encounter problems. He said that there is no problem in crying, but there's also no given reason to cry in the first place. My grandma taught me...

WEEK 5 - WHAT HAVE I LEARNED FROM OTHERS

There are many opportunities that you can learn from other people; good or bad, they served as your guide in knowing yourself even more. In this activity, allow yourself to proudly describe what you have felt from the different situations you shared with them. Use the table below to indicate your answers.       When my parents see my card grades they said… that I am failing Mathematics and Science, despite being a student in Quezon Science High School. Even though they tell me that they’re proud of me even if my grades aren’t always the highest, I know that they’re a little disappointment whenever they see that I can’t put my grades in Science and Math up.      I realized that… even though they don’t show it that much, I know that my parents are really proud of me because despite the difficult schoolwork’s and late-night studying, I still manage to be on the honor roll. I also learned that I shouldn’t be pressured by my parents’ standards because I shou...

WEEK 5 - ASSESSMENT: I KNOW FACIAL CARE

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  ASSESSMENT: I KNOW FACIAL CARE 1. What are the 5 skin types and in your own words (based on your own understanding) explain each. NORMAL  - it is neither dry or oily, and is also not sensitive; it is the most balanced skin type, with having no or minimal blemishes DRY - determined by its rough and flaky texture; it can be itchy and feel tight, which may cause further irritations OILY - it is characterized by a greasy, shiny appearance; this skin type is prone to acne breakouts due to the excess sebum produced SENSITIVE - it is more prone to skin irritations due to the different products applied to the face, even without the harsh chemicals COMBINED - it is the skin type that has a combination of dry areas and oily parts of the face; usually in this case, the T-zone is oily while the rest of the face is dry (most of us have this skin type) 2. What are the basic steps for facial care and explain each. CLEANSING - this process helps remove all the dirt, oil and unwanted materia...

WEEK 3 - Performance Task

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"MARILAG"      During this time when the whole pandemic started, it felt like I was in a dark place. It felt like we were all being tied down by how the world is spinning around now. A lot of people were dying not because of the virus, but also because of the corrupted and this, made me feel hopeless and angry. However, as months went by, despite the anger I still feel, I have finally found a way to channel it into something better. The painting was inspired from a song with the same title by an OPM band, Munimuni, which says that: " Hindi maitatago, hindi maikukubli. Ang mundo ay binabalot ng iyong pagbangon muli. "  (It cannot be hidden, cannot be concealed. The world is being enveloped by your rising again.)  Despite the people who choose to bring us down, silence us for speaking the truth about their wrongdoings, I know that, in the end, we can still rise from the evil and amplify the voices of the oppress.  SCORE :87/100

WEEK 5 - Discussion

Discussion question What important take away did I learn in this lesson?      I learned that it is important to choose the right people who will surround me in my everyday life as they will affect how I grow as a person. My mom and my grandmother are some of the people who continue to influence me as I grow up. Despite being a single mom and being able to support e by herself, she taught me that asking for help isn’t always a bad thing. Being independent is essential for survival, but when you ever feel like you can’t do it anymore, you can always ask for help from the people who matter to you the most, since they will always be there for you. My grandma taught me that you should always be kind and accepting to everyone, despite encountering problems with some of the people in your past. It doesn’t have to be only be your family, you can also surround yourself with your friends, teachers or basically anyone who you can look up to. Surrounding myself with these kinds of pe...