Jenberly

During the Second Quarter, I gained a deeper understanding of the topics we tackled in class, particularly in areas that initially seemed complex. I discovered new strategies for effective studying, such as organizing my notes better and engaging more actively during discussions. I also learned to manage my time more efficiently, allowing me to balance academics with other responsibilities. These improvements have helped me grow not only as a student but also as a more responsible and independent learner. One of the main challenges I encountered this quarter was staying focused and motivated, especially when deadlines piled up and lessons became more demanding. There were times when I felt overwhelmed, and it affected my performance and confidence. I also found it difficult to align schedules and divide tasks fairly during group projects, which sometimes caused delays and confusion. To overcome these challenges, I started creating a weekly schedule to manage my tasks and avoid cramm...

         The 2025 Teacher’s Month Celebration, with the theme “My Teacher, My Hero,” is a heartfelt tribute to the people who help shape our education and lives. Behind every lesson, every late night spent checking papers, and every word of encouragement is a teacher who chooses to care. They don’t just teach us subjects — they teach us how to be better people. In a world of challenges, teachers remain steady, guiding us with patience, wisdom, and a kind heart.      Many of us don’t always realize how much our teachers do for us. They show up every day, even when they’re tired or going through personal struggles, just to make sure we learn and grow. Whether it’s staying after class to explain a lesson again, or simply offering a smile when we’re having a bad day, their presence makes a difference. To me, that’s what makes them heroes — not because they wear capes, but because they show up, care deeply, and never give up on us.      ...

      As a student, the theme   “Harnessing the Unknown: Powering the Future through Science and Innovation”   challenge us to embrace curiosity and courage in learning. Science is not just about memorizing facts or passing exams. It is about asking questions, solving problems, and discovering things that can make life better. This celebration reminds me that the unknown should not be feared, but to be explored.        Looking into the future, I believe the relationship between science and society will grow stronger. New technologies like artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and medical breakthroughs will directly affect the way people live. For example, in my last blog post about climate change, science can help fight by creating greener energy sources, or improve healthcare through advanced treatments. These changes will shape our communities, making science an everyday part of our lives. As students, we need to prepare ourselve...