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How ICT Helped Education during the pandemic

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When the COVID-19 pandemic started in 2020, everything suddenly changed. Schools were closed, classrooms were empty, and students had to stay at home. Many students felt confused and worried because they did not know how they would continue their studies. Even though schools were closed, education did not stop. It just changed its way of teaching. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) became very important during this time. In the Philippines, the Department of Education created the Basic Education Learning Continuity Plan so students could still learn even during lockdowns. Around the world, UNESCO said that more than 1.6 billion students were affected by school closures. Because of this big problem, schools started using technology to continue teaching. Apps and platforms like Zoom, Google Classroom, and Microsoft Teams became our new classrooms. Teachers discussed lessons through video calls. Students passed their assignments online and took quizzes on their gadgets. Group ...
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Thought about ICT

 ICT tools and platform have changed how people communicate. Before, people talked face to face or used letters but now, people use mobile phones, social media or any platforms to communicate quickly.People can talk to family and friends anytime, even if they are far away. Through social media, it is easier to know and get information about what is happening in the world, such us issues in our government and other matters. ICT helps students study online and helps people work from home and also helps communities during emergencies by sharing important news. So for me ICT makes communication faster and easier. It helps people connect, learn, and help each other in many ways.
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Bullying

 The story of Emman Atienza breaks our hearts and opens our eyes. Behind her bright smile and the confident image people saw online was a young soul silently battling the pain left by years of bullying. Her story reminds us that even the strongest people can be fighting silent wars we know nothing about.  Bullying, whether in person or online, leaves wounds that words cannot heal. It’s not “just a joke” or “harmless fun.” Every hurtful comment, every cruel message, every act of exclusion can slowly destroy someone’s sense of worth. Emman’s voice, through her story, calls for awareness for us to look deeper and see the truth behind people’s smiles. We must understand that kindness costs nothing, but it can mean everything to someone who feels unseen. Let her story be a wake-up call for everyone who has ever laughed at someone’s pain, stayed silent when others were being bullied, or used words carelessly without realizing their impact. We can’t take back the things already said,...
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Movie Review (Every child is special)

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  Title: Every child is special( Taare Zameen par) Director: Aamir Khan Year released: 2007 Genre: Drama,family, educational  Main character: Ishaan Awasthi,Ram Shankar Nikumbh  The movie Every child is special tells the story of a young boy named Ishaan Awasthi who struggles in school because he has dyslexia. The movies shows the struggles of a child who finds learning difficult and how understanding and support can change a child's life. Ishaan is a artistic and imaginative child, but he has hard time reading, writing and following lesson in school. That's why his teacher always scold him. Because of this, his teacher and parents often think he is lazy,crazy and disobedient, that's why he sent to a boarding school. But everything change when Ishaan meets his new art teacher Ram Shankar Nikumbh and helps him learn through creative and supportive methods. This movie is very inspiring and emotional, and this is not just a movie, it's full of valuable lesson you can learn...
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My Christmas experience

 
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Infographic poster ( for school purpose only)

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My Autobiography

 I am Mariel Baya , I am 18 year old and I was born on December 2, 2007 in MAITUM, SAR, PROVINCE.We are 9 siblings in the family. I am the sixth child of Aina and marcial Baya For my academic background I studied elementary at UPO Elementary school and for high school here also in Malalag national high school Upo Annex. There are a lot of things I like. I like to have fun with my friends but sometimes, I like to be alone.I like listening music, sketch drawing and reading, I love badminton and volleyball, and also I love watching anime and k- drama,  While my favorite dish is chicken adobo and my favorite snack is pancake.  One of my dream is to be able to travel to other countries that I like, such as Japan, Switzerland, and Korea because of their unique cultures, they are also known for their delicious food, especially their beautiful scenery. For now, my goal is to finish my studies, and I believe that poverty is not an obstacle to reaching our dreams.
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