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Q3 in Review

               The third quarter was full of experiences that expanded my knowledge and helped me to develop more. From making blog posts to trying out HTML activities, each moment pushed me forward.


                I explored the colorful traditions of Ilocos Sur Festival, learning more about our cultural heritage and the beauty of our differences.


                Valentine's Day 2024 reminded me of the many kinds of love we experience in life, like love for family, friends, and ourselves.


                Learning HTML was tough at first, but with practice, I got better at coding. Each little success boosted my confidence and showed me that hard work pays off.


                About the Estudyantrepreneur project/ booth of the TLE club officers and teachers was enlightening. It taught us about coming up with new ideas and starting a businesses.


                During Women's Month, I shared stories of inspiring women and stood up for equality in my blog post.


                High School Day was a fun celebration of our school's diversity and talents. I felt proud and connected to our school community as we danced and performed together.

 

    The thematic assessment on Community-Based Research made me think deeply about working together with others to make positive changes in our community.

 

    Looking back, the third quarter was a time of learning, growing, and discovering more about myself. I'm excited to see what the next quarter holds and to keep exploring new opportunities. In particular, I'm eager to further develop my skills.


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