Renz Asistin

  A lot of controversial issues are already emerging worldwide about this break out of a pandemic. It targets the health, relationships, life activities that are important to us. But among the youths, the biggest problem they're encountering now is on education. In the Philippines, we have this blended learning system that the Department of Education had implemented. It is still on going and the processes are on the run. This type of learning now that we are doing is really different form the old one or the real one to be exact. As a student, I have noticed that I'm not earning or gaining new knowledge that much compared to how we used to be taught of. It doesn't mean that whenever we receive every activity and notes, we already know what to do and how to apply it in our lives. All students are scared and worried of the possibilities it may give to us. A top concern in connection to this is the quality of education we deserve and need to obtain. This priority is definitely

  Among us Filipinos, resiliency is always a battle.  In every disaster, we face difficulties on how to bring back hope and smiles to our lives. But how can we resolve this problem if we aren't responsible enough to face it?  This is the problem to us most of the time. We act as if we're ready enough to face the consequences of our every move. Like on disasters, we lack on resiliency because we never let ourselves move for wellness. We neglect having self awareness, mindfulness, self care, positive relationships to the others and the community  and a purpose for living. Where these five are the essential tools to strengthen the Philippines towards a more resilient nation. We all need to help lift ourselves and the others ,be motivated and  unite together. Let us support one another as we climb to the other side of a mess. We have to employ our filipino value "Bayanihan" and be able to show love and care to the community and the entire country. "No man is an islan