Glaiza

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Teachers are one of those one of foundation in our future. They provide a good foundation for our country by teaching kids those essential things and growing them up to be a good person. They put quite an effort to make our bright future. They are the reason why we have a good future, and they make our world a better place. We should be thankful everything they do.  Teachers work harder day by day. They teach kids new things and help them understand the world around them. They teach children to be kind and help each other when they need someone too talk to. Teachers do all they,  like teaching them a science, math, and

  The Philippines faces many challenges that threaten its stability and well-being. These include natural disasters like typhoons and earthquakes, economic instability, and social inequalities. These challenges make it difficult for the country to thrive and grow. To overcome these challenges, the Philippines needs to become more resilient. This means being able to bounce back from difficult situations and adapt to change.  The Philippines is working hard to be stronger and better prepared for tough times. They're making buildings and roads that can handle storms and earthquakes. They're also helping people get back on their feet when things get tough, like after a big storm or when the economy isn't doing well. They're making sure everyone has a chance to learn and get healthcare too. But it's important to do even more. The Philippines also needs to help people in their communities be strong and support each other. That way, everyone can work together to overcome c

Glaiza Faye Rabena Tamorong Sta.Catalina Ilocos Sur 08/22/24   President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Malacañang Palace J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel Manila, 1005 Philippines   Dear President Marcos,                    I'm writing to you today as a Filipino citizen deeply concerned about the future of our nation. I really admire how you're trying to fix all the problems in our country. You're strong and you care about making things better for everyone. However, along with my admiration i 'am also worried about some things. A lot of people struggling with poverty, high prices, and how our government works. I'm concerned about the impact these issues may have an overall progress of our country. I believe in you as our leader. I want to see us succeed and i 'am confident that together, we can overcome these challenges. I hope that you will consider my concerns as you continue your work for the betterment of the Philippines.                                                 

  Hi everyone! I'm Glaiza Faye Rabena, and I'm 15 years old. I live in Tamorong, Sta. Catalina, Ilocos Sur. I'm in Grade 10 at Ilocos Sur National High School, and I'm in the Science, Technology, Engineering program (STE). I really like science and technology, and I love learning new things. I like to try new things and see how they work. I have goals in life to achieve to make my parents proud. Their unweaving support encouragement motivate me to push myself to do well and and reach my full potential. By succeeding in my studies I see the happiness in my parent’s eyes. I'm a very tactile person, which  mea ns I show love and care through physical t ouch. I love hugging, holding hands, and just being close to the people I care about. I also have a seafood allergy, so I avoid  eating any thing with fish or shellfish. I love spending time with kids. They bring so much joy and laughter into my life, and I feel young at heart when I'm around them. I also really enjo