Angelica

       They play a pivotal role in shaping the minds and futures of young children, by giving them the knowledge that they need to be successful in life. They serve not only as our educator but also our mentor, guides, and role models. Their influence has extended beyond the classrooms of children, impacting the personal development and aspirations of their students. In a world that is continuously changing, teachers are tasked in adapting new challenges, from involving technology into their lessons to promoting efficiency in inclusive learning environments. This year’s theme for National Teachers Month, “Together4Teachers”, encourages us to come together in recognizing and appreciating the things that teachers have on in shaping not only learners lives but also the people that surrounds them, they also influence the future of our nation.       Their tireless efforts are often unrecognized and non-appreciated by guardians of students, yet the impact they leave on their students' li

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 Angelica Flores Paoa, Vigan City Vigan City, Ilocos Sur 2007 08/22/2024 Honorable, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. President of the Republic of the Philippines Malacañang Palace J.P Laurel Street San Miguel, Manila 1005 Philippines Dear, President Marcos, I am hoping that this, my letter finds you in good condition. I am writing to you as a concerned citizen of our beloved country, the Philippines, to address our ongoing problems to economic challenges, such as poverty and inequality, unemployment, and under employment, and most importantly, inflation. The healthcare system, such as access to healthcare. To environmental issues, including climate, change and global warming. To impress structure development, such as transportation and traffic congestion. to political and governance, issue like corruption. our educational system, issues like, population, growth, and migration, and OFW’s. I believe in your power to lead, and that you can find viable solutions to the challenges that our c

I would like to begin by introducing myself. My name is Angelica Flores, a 14-year-old citizen of Barangay Paoa, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. I am a Grade 10 student of Ilocos Sur National High School, who is dedicated to learn about various topics, and a student who is eager to satisfy my curiosity about lots of topics and various subjects. I am also committed in understanding different commodities and aspire to be organized, and proactive in helping others. I am an aspiring doctor specifically on the field of paediatrics. Thinking positively and boosting my self-confidence can sometimes be arduous, but putting God first is the easiest way to conquer these challenges, I had experienced way back then. As for thinking positively, I always practice gratitude, reframe negative thoughts and practice mindfulness. I also surround myself with positive people, set my goals realistically, learn from my mistakes, and most importantly, taking a good care of my health. Confidence is something that most