Our Last Chapter

I can't believe how quickly time passes these days; I remember the first day of this school year and being concerned about how I would cope with this new type of education. And now I'm writing my final post for this blog. Unfortunately, the final chapter of this school year is coming to an end; all of the hardships and challenges that this "new normal" threw at us proved that we could overcome them all. The start of the pandemic raised questions in my mind. The manner in which education will continue despite the absence of a physical presence within the four walls of the classroom. I was concerned about the quality of education because there would be no teachers guiding us directly to complete our tasks and learn. The first quarter of the school year was a steep climb; being new to modular learning presented challenges in adjusting to this new learning style. 

It's been a difficult journey for me and all of us. The subject of Information and Communication Technology has taught me a lot. During the final quarter of the school year, I expanded my knowledge of Microsoft. As I continue forward, I am improving, getting better, and being able to adjust myself. Learning is gained not only through reading but also through teachings and experiences. I learned a lot of things this school year, one of which is how to communicate. Living life is not the same as learning from life.

It doesn't matter how many challenges we face in life; what matters is that we face them and overcome those that bring us down. Only the victorious will triumph in this world. When the pandemic first struck, I was unconcerned or afraid because I knew God was on my side. The world continues to suffer, but we must prevail in the name of education. Education is very important to me. The cradle in which we can develop and prepare for a better future. Though it was difficult at times, I fought hard and continued to strive for a better future. For this final chapter gave me all the strength I needed to grow and conquer many challenges. I finally made it to the top after climbing all the mountains. Now I'm on my way to new heights, carrying all of my achievements with me. 

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