Sunday, September 30, 2012

Sience Month Celebration


“SCIENTRICITY: Energizing Science Clubbers
For Sustainable Energy.”

Sustainable energy is accessible, cleaner and more efficient. It grows economies. It lights up homes, schools and hospitals. It empowers local communities and it paves a path out of poverty to greater prosperity of all.
          The National Science Club Month is celebrated every September and this year the theme is, “SCIENTRICITY: Energizing Science Clubbers for Sustainable Energy.” This revolutionizes itself, becoming more relevant to the prevalent issues of science, technology and environment today. It strives to increase youth’s awareness in the significance of sustainability and energy extraction. Not only would it present practical applications and theories in the concepts of sustainable energy, it will also challenge the science clubbers mentally and physically through fun activities, contests and others.
          National Science Club Month aims to introduce students and teachers to sustainable energy and engage them in the call for its responsible use. So as a concerned student, I do hope that this would be the start of using sustainable energy with manner or simply being a responsible user to develop countries facing the combined challenge and opportunity of transforming existing infrastructure and to develop countries has the opportunity to adopt cleaner and more efficient technology.

Sunday, September 16, 2012

MY TEACHER, MY HERO


Teachers Mean A Lot

             A hero is a mythological or legendary figure often of divine descent with great strength or ability.

          Teachers are the one who have been our guide since the day we entered in school. They are the one who correct us when we are doing wrong and appreciate every single effort that we do. They are the one who are always there to feed us a bit-full of information that we might use someday. Most of all, teachers inspire us with very enlightening messages that would made us realize things clearer.

          Teachers mold us to be a better and successful person someday and because of the knowledge that they shared and will still impart to the students like me, lots of people can reach and accomplish their goals in life. So saying thank you is not enough to pay the sacrifices you had, but you will serve as one of the inspirations for the fulfillment of our dreams, because you mean a lot to me.

          Heroes are the one who have risked or sacrificed their own lives for other people but sacrificing one’s life isn’t only demonstrated by literally dying. It’s whom you put others above you and that what teachers do. They show great courage and inspire a lot of people which made me admire them very much.

          I know that being a teacher is a rigid task and this made me believe that, my teachers are my heroes.

            

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

My Insights: Buwan ng Wika 2012


“Tatag ng Wikang Filipino,
Lakas ng Pagka-Pilipino”



                We, the Filipinos can now communicate better with each other because of our own language which introduced by the former President Manuel L. Quezon or also known as “Nonong.” Aside from our very brave heroes who fought for our country, he was also one of the people who served as an instrument so that we can able to communicate well and I think he really deserves the title given to him which is “Ama ng Wikang Pambansa.”

                We all know that August is celebrated in the Philippines as “Buwan ng Wika” and the aim in celebrating this event is to highlight the importance of our national language. Another aim also is to emphasize its role as an effective instrument for the economic stability for our nation. There is also a given theme every August and the theme for this year is “Tatag ng Wikang Filipino, Lakas ng Pagka-Pilipino,” which I do really agree because our national language makes us feel that we are true Filipinos and it serves as a weapon for a better understanding and communicating.

                Our national hero, Dr.  Jose Rizal said “Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa sariling wika ay daig pa ang malansang isda.” As a young Filipino, I hope that his words serves as a reminder to all of us that we owe it to our future generations to keep our national language alive by using,enriching ang making it response to the needs of the times, while preserving what makes it distinctly Filipino.