Christan

  As we all know the Pandemic made learning for students really difficult especially when you don’t have a stable knowledge of what to do. New comers especially the one’s that graduated for Grades 7 and 11 will have a very hard time, because some subjects or lessons are hard to understand especially if you don’t know what you are doing at all. I personally experienced a hard time studying, especially at first because I didn’t know what to, and to be honest I was lost in the midst of it. But as time progressed, I coped with the situation that are given to us. That in my mind, this is now The New Normal.             The New Normal has a few advantages and some disadvantages. One advantage, is that you can learn safely at home and not go to school, while the disadvantage is, yes, you’re learning at home but are you really gaining some formal knowledge, and do you really understand what you’re doing? Some students take advantage ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought upon the world with challenges. Almost all countries had to shut down their economies to halt the spread of the virus and the Philippines is one of those countries who have taken strict measures by implementing the Enhanced Community Quarantine on 15 March 2020. The lockdown did help in controlling the spread of the virus and apparently, the Philippines is already flattening the curve. The number of cases reported in the country is no longer growing at an exponential rate, however, flattening the curve does not necessarily mean that the Philippines is winning its battle against the pandemic. There are other measures to consider to ultimately say that a country is winning the battle.  The PwC Data Analytics team has gathered data and insights locally and around the world to come up with this study. It aims to show other areas that must be considered to know if the country is winning the battle against COVID-19, such as controlling the number of ...

  I congratulate you on winning the votes of your people. The responsibility of this country is now riding on your shoulders. You might be thinking, Im the president you all need to obey me. No, just no. Know your place as a citizen of the Philippines, you made mistakes aswell especially this time, that made your lovely citizens to suffer, and caused some faulty deaths of some citizens. At the time COVID started, I think you anticipated how much this virus did to the world. The fact that you didn’t close the borders in time just collided the country into pain. OFW from different countries, with a massive amount of cases, returned home, that time quarantine facilities haven’t established yet, so you can just come in not knowing that you have the virus. At that time vaccines were unknown, so the virus kept spreading and spreading non stop. This faulty decision of yours just made your country crumble into a millions different pieces that you cannot undo that easily. Take this as advic...

  ABOUT MYSELF… Hello everyone, my name is Christan Kyle Doria Quarto, 15 years old, and living in Anonang Mayor, Caoayan, Ilocos Sur, my birthday is at February 23, 2006. My mother’s name is Nerissa Doria Quarto, 41 years old, a barangay secretary. My father’s name is Romar Andrada Quarto, 42 years old, a pump operator of MVWD. I have a brother named, Nathan Kyel Doria Quarto, 6 years old, his birthday is dated at December 6, 2015. My ambition in life is to become a great doctor, while his ambition is to become a police. Pretty simple life if you ask me. My life growing at the middle of a cornfield is very amazing, peaceful, calm, and fun. My cousins and I grew up together, so my childhood is pretty worth it. Now talking about myself right now, COVID screw up my personal life, not just mine but everyone else around me. When COVID got serious, education jump shipped from active to inactive. But the show must go on, so DepEd found a way to continue classes. Taking that aside, du...