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Katangian Ng Larawang Sanaysay – Kahulugan At Halimbawa Nito

Ano ang mga katangian ng larawang sanaysay (sagot).

LARAWANG SANAYSAY – Sa paksang ito, ating aalamin kung ano nga ba ang mga katangian ng isang larawang sanaysay at ang mga halimbawa nito.

Maraming halimbawa ng sanaysay. Depende sa iyong mga talento, estilo ng pagsulat, o pagpapahayay, may iba’t-ibang uri ng sanaysay na maaari mong gamitin. Isa sa mga halimbawa nito ay ang larawang sanaysay.

Ang mga larawang sanaysay ay matatawag rin na photo essay sa Ingles. Ito ay isang pagsasama na sining ng potograpiya at wika. Ang mga ito ay grupo ng mga laraway na isinasaayos ng magkakasunod para maipakita ang pangyayari, damdamin, o konsepto ng paksang tinatalakay.

Ito’y isang halimbawa ng sining na nagpapakita ng emosyong gamit ang  paghahanay ng mga larawan . Lahat ng mga larawan ay may maiikling o deskripsyon. Samantala ang  picture story  ay nakaayos ayon sa pagkakasunod-sunod ng mga pangyayari upang magsalaysay o magkwento.

Heto ang mga katangian:

• Malinaw na Paksa
• Orihinalidad
• Lohikal na Estruktura
• Komposisyon
• Mahusay na Paggamit ng Wika

Salamat sa inyong maiiging pagbabasa. Aming sinisiguro ang pagserbisyo ng bago at pinaka-tinatangkilik na balita. Hanggang sa susunod na mga bagong balita mula dito lamang sa Philnews.

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Filipinos face the mental toll of the Covid-19 pandemic — a photo essay

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BY ORANGE OMENGAN

Depression, anxiety, and other mental health-related illnesses are on the rise among millennials as they face the pressure to be functional amidst pandemic fatigue. Omengan’s photo essay shows three of the many stories of mental health battles, of struggling to stay afloat despite the inaccessibility of proper mental health services, which worsened due to the series of lockdowns in the Philippines.

“I was just starting with my new job, but the pandemic triggered much anxiety causing me to abandon my apartment in Pasig and move back to our family home in Mabalacat, Pampanga.” 

This was Mano Dela Cruz’s quick response to the initial round of lockdowns that swept the nation in March 2020. 

Anxiety crept up on Mano, who was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder Type II with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder traits. The 30-year-old writer is just one of many Filipinos experiencing the mental health fallout of the pandemic. 

Covid-19 infections in the Philippines have reached 1,149,925 cases as of May 17. The pandemic is unfolding simultaneously with the growing number of Filipinos suffering from mental health issues. At least 3.6 million Filipinos suffer from mental, neurological, and substance use disorders, according to Frances Prescila Cuevas, head of the National Mental Health Program under the Department of Health.

As the situation overwhelmed him, Mano had to let go of his full-time job. “At the start of the year, I thought I had my life all together, but this pandemic caused great mental stress on me, disrupting my routine and cutting my source of income,” he said. 

Mano has also found it difficult to stay on track with his medications. “I don’t have insurance, and I do not save much due to my medical expenses and psychiatric consultations. On a monthly average, my meds cost about P2,800. With my PWD (person with disability) card, I get to avail myself of the 20% discount, but it’s still expensive. On top of this, I pay for psychiatric consultations costing P1,500 per session. During the pandemic, the rate increased to P2,500 per session lasting only 30 minutes due to health and safety protocols.”

The pandemic has resulted in substantial job losses as some businesses shut down, while the rest of the workforce adjusted to the new norm of working from home. 

Ryan Baldonado, 30, works as an assistant human resource manager in a business process outsourcing company. The pressure from work, coupled with stress and anxiety amid the community quarantine, took a toll on his mental health. 

Before the pandemic, Ryan said he usually slept for 30 hours straight, often felt under the weather, and at times subjected himself to self-harm. “Although the symptoms of depression have been manifesting in me through the years, due to financial concerns, I haven’t been clinically diagnosed. I’ve been trying my best to be functional since I’m the eldest, and a lot is expected from me,” he said.

As extended lockdowns put further strain on his mental health, Ryan mustered the courage to try his company’s online employee counseling service. “The free online therapy with a psychologist lasted for six months, and it helped me address those issues interfering with my productivity at work,” he said.

He was often told by family or friends: “Ano ka ba? Dapat mas alam mo na ‘yan. Psych graduate ka pa man din!” (As a psych graduate, you should know better!)

Ryan said such comments pressured him to act normally. But having a degree in psychology did not make one mentally bulletproof, and he was reminded of this every time he engaged in self-harming behavior and suicidal thoughts, he said.

“Having a degree in psychology doesn’t save you from depression,” he said. 

Depression and anxiety are on the rise among millennials as they face the pressure to perform and be functional amid pandemic fatigue. 

Karla Longjas, 27, is a freelance artist who was initially diagnosed with major depression in 2017. She could go a long time without eating, but not without smoking or drinking. At times, she would cut herself as a way to release suppressed emotions. Karla’s mental health condition caused her to get hospitalized twice, and she was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder in 2019. 

“One of the essentials I had to secure during the onset of the lockdown was my medication, for fear of running out,” Karla shared. 

With her family’s support, Karla can afford mental health care. 

She has been spending an average of P10,000 a month on medication and professional fees for a psychologist and a psychiatrist. “The frequency of therapy depends on one’s needs, and, at times, it involves two to three sessions a month,” she added. 

Amid the restrictions of the pandemic, Karla said her mental health was getting out of hand. “I feel like things are getting even crazier, and I still resort to online therapy with my psychiatrist,” she said.

“I’ve been under medication for almost four years now with various psychologists and psychiatrists. I’m already tired of constantly searching and learning about my condition. Knowing that this mental health illness doesn’t get cured but only gets manageable is wearing me out,” she added.    In the face of renewed lockdowns, rising cases of anxiety, depression, and suicide, among others, are only bound to spark increased demand for mental health services.  

MANO DELA CRUZ

Writer Mano Dela Cruz, 30, is shown sharing stories of his manic episodes, describing the experience as being on ‘top of the world.’ Individuals diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder Type II suffer more often from episodes of depression than hypomania. Depressive periods, ‘the lows,’ translate to feelings of guilt, loss of pleasure, low energy, and thoughts of suicide. 

Mano says the mess in his room indicates his disposition, whether he’s in a manic or depressive state. “I know that I’m not stable when I look at my room and it’s too cluttered. There are days when I don’t have the energy to clean up and even take a bath,” he says. 

Mano was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder Type II in 2016, when he was in his mid-20s. His condition comes with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder traits, requiring lifelong treatment with antipsychotics and mood stabilizers such as antidepressants.

Mano resorts to biking as a form of exercise and to release feel-good endorphins, which helps combat depression, according to his psychiatrist.

Mano waits for his psychiatric consultation at a hospital in Angeles, Pampanga.

Mano shares a laugh with his sister inside their home. “It took a while for my family to understand my mental health illness,” he says. It took the same time for him to accept his condition.

RYAN BALDONADO

Ryan Baldonado, 30, shares his mental health condition in an online interview. Ryan is in quarantine after experiencing symptoms of Covid-19.

KARLA LONGJAS

Karla Longjas, 27, does a headstand during meditative yoga inside her room, which is filled with bottles of alcohol. Apart from her medications, she practices yoga to have mental clarity, calmness, and stress relief. 

Karla shares that in some days, she has hallucinations and tries to sketch them. 

In April 2019, Karla was inflicting harm on herself, leading to her two-week hospitalization as advised by her psychiatrist. In the same year, she was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder.  The stigma around her mental illness made her feel so uncomfortable that she had to use a fake name to hide her identity. 

Karla buys her prescriptive medications in a drug store. Individuals clinically diagnosed with a psychosocial disability can avail themselves of the 20% discount for persons with disabilities.

Karla Longjas is photographed at her apartment in Makati. Individuals diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) exhibit symptoms such as self-harm, unstable relationships, intense anger, and impulsive or self-destructive behavior. BPD is a dissociative disorder that is not commonly diagnosed in the Philippines.

This story is one of the twelve photo essays produced under the Capturing Human Rights fellowship program, a seminar and mentoring project

organized by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism and the Photojournalists’ Center of the Philippines. 

Check the other photo essays here.

Larry Monserate Piojo – “Terminal: The constant agony of commuting amid the pandemic”

Orange Omengan – “Filipinos face the mental toll of the Covid-19 pandemic”

Lauren Alimondo – “In loving memory”

Gerimara Manuel – “Pinagtatagpi-tagpi: Mother, daughter struggle between making a living and modular learning”

Pau Villanueva – “Hinubog ng panata: The vanishing spiritual traditions of Aetas of Capas, Tarlac”

Bernice Beltran – “Women’s ‘invisible work'”

Dada Grifon – “From the cause”

Bernadette Uy – “Enduring the current”

Mark Saludes – “Mission in peril”

EC Toledo – “From sea to shelf: The story before a can is sealed”

Ria Torrente – “HIV positive mother struggles through the Covid-19 pandemic”

Sharlene Festin – “Paradise lost”

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What is a Photo Essay? 9 Photo Essay Examples You Can Recreate

A photo essay is a series of photographs that tell a story. Unlike a written essay, a photo essay focuses on visuals instead of words. With a photo essay, you can stretch your creative limits and explore new ways to connect with your audience. Whatever your photography skill level, you can recreate your own fun and creative photo essay.

9 Photo Essay Examples You Can Recreate

• Photowalk Photo Essay
• Transformation Photo Essay
• Day in the Life Photo Essay
• Event Photo Essay
• Building Photo Essay
• Historic Site or Landmark Photo Essay
• Behind the Scenes Photo Essay
• Family Photo Essay
• Education Photo Essay

Stories are important to all of us. While some people gravitate to written stories, others are much more attuned to visual imagery. With a photo essay, you can tell a story without writing a word. Your use of composition, contrast, color, and perspective in photography will convey ideas and evoke emotions.

To explore narrative photography, you can use basic photographic equipment. You can buy a camera or even use your smartphone to get started. While lighting, lenses, and post-processing software can enhance your photos, they aren’t necessary to achieve good results.

Whether you need to complete a photo essay assignment or want to pursue one for fun or professional purposes, you can use these photo essay ideas for your photography inspiration . Once you know the answer to “what is a photo essay?” and find out how fun it is to create one, you’ll likely be motivated to continue your forays into photographic storytelling.

1 . Photowalk Photo Essay

One popular photo essay example is a photowalk. Simply put, a photowalk is time you set aside to walk around a city, town, or a natural site and take photos. Some cities even have photowalk tours led by professional photographers. On these tours, you can learn the basics about how to operate your camera, practice photography composition techniques, and understand how to look for unique shots that help tell your story.

Set aside at least two to three hours for your photowalk. Even if you’re photographing a familiar place—like your own home town—try to look at it through new eyes. Imagine yourself as a first-time visitor or pretend you’re trying to educate a tourist about the area.

Walk around slowly and look for different ways to capture the mood and energy of your location. If you’re in a city, capture wide shots of streets, close-ups of interesting features on buildings, street signs, and candid shots of people. Look for small details that give the city character and life. And try some new concepts—like reflection picture ideas—by looking for opportunities to photographs reflections in mirrored buildings, puddles, fountains, or bodies of water.

2 . Transformation Photo Essay

With a transformation photography essay, you can tell the story about change over time. One of the most popular photostory examples, a transformation essay can document a mom-to-be’s pregnancy or a child’s growth from infancy into the toddler years. But people don’t need to be the focus of a transformation essay. You can take photos of a house that is being built or an urban area undergoing revitalization.

You can also create a photo narrative to document a short-term change. Maybe you want to capture images of your growing garden or your move from one home to another. These examples of photo essays are powerful ways of telling the story of life’s changes—both large and small.

3 . Day in the Life Photo Essay

Want a unique way to tell a person’s story? Or, perhaps you want to introduce people to a career or activity. You may want to consider a day in the life essay.

With this photostory example, your narrative focuses on a specific subject for an entire day. For example, if you are photographing a farmer, you’ll want to arrive early in the morning and shadow the farmer as he or she performs daily tasks. Capture a mix of candid shots of the farmer at work and add landscapes and still life of equipment for added context. And if you are at a farm, don’t forget to get a few shots of the animals for added character, charm, or even a dose of humor. These types of photography essay examples are great practice if you are considering pursuing photojournalism. They also help you learn and improve your candid portrait skills.

4 . Event Photo Essay

Events are happening in your local area all the time, and they can make great photo essays. With a little research, you can quickly find many events that you could photograph. There may be bake sales, fundraisers, concerts, art shows, farm markets, block parties, and other non profit event ideas . You could also focus on a personal event, such as a birthday or graduation.

At most events, your primary emphasis will be on capturing candid photos of people in action. You can also capture backgrounds or objects to set the scene. For example, at a birthday party, you’ll want to take photos of the cake and presents.

For a local or community event, you can share your photos with the event organizer. Or, you may be able to post them on social media and tag the event sponsor. This is a great way to gain recognition and build your reputation as a talented photographer.

5. Building Photo Essay

Many buildings can be a compelling subject for a photographic essay. Always make sure that you have permission to enter and photograph the building. Once you do, look for interesting shots and angles that convey the personality, purpose, and history of the building. You may also be able to photograph the comings and goings of people that visit or work in the building during the day.

Some photographers love to explore and photograph abandoned buildings. With these types of photos, you can provide a window into the past. Definitely make sure you gain permission before entering an abandoned building and take caution since some can have unsafe elements and structures.

6. Historic Site or Landmark Photo Essay

Taking a series of photos of a historic site or landmark can be a great experience. You can learn to capture the same site from different angles to help portray its character and tell its story. And you can also photograph how people visit and engage with the site or landmark. Take photos at different times of day and in varied lighting to capture all its nuances and moods.

You can also use your photographic essay to help your audience understand the history of your chosen location. For example, if you want to provide perspective on the Civil War, a visit to a battleground can be meaningful. You can also visit a site when reenactors are present to share insight on how life used to be in days gone by.

7 . Behind the Scenes Photo Essay

Another fun essay idea is taking photos “behind the scenes” at an event. Maybe you can chronicle all the work that goes into a holiday festival from the early morning set-up to the late-night teardown. Think of the lead event planner as the main character of your story and build the story about him or her.

Or, you can go backstage at a drama production. Capture photos of actors and actresses as they transform their looks with costuming and makeup. Show the lead nervously pacing in the wings before taking center stage. Focus the work of stagehands, lighting designers, and makeup artists who never see the spotlight but bring a vital role in bringing the play to life.

8. Family Photo Essay

If you enjoy photographing people, why not explore photo story ideas about families and relationships? You can focus on interactions between two family members—such as a father and a daughter—or convey a message about a family as a whole.

Sometimes these type of photo essays can be all about the fun and joy of living in a close-knit family. But sometimes they can be powerful portraits of challenging social topics. Images of a family from another country can be a meaningful photo essay on immigration. You could also create a photo essay on depression by capturing families who are coping with one member’s illness.

For these projects on difficult topics, you may want to compose a photo essay with captions. These captions can feature quotes from family members or document your own observations. Although approaching hard topics isn’t easy, these types of photos can have lasting impact and value.

9. Education Photo Essay

Opportunities for education photo essays are everywhere—from small preschools to community colleges and universities. You can seek permission to take photos at public or private schools or even focus on alternative educational paths, like homeschooling.

Your education photo essay can take many forms. For example, you can design a photo essay of an experienced teacher at a high school. Take photos of him or her in action in the classroom, show quiet moments grading papers, and capture a shared laugh between colleagues in the teacher’s lounge.

Alternatively, you can focus on a specific subject—such as science and technology. Or aim to portray a specific grade level, document activities club or sport, or portray the social environment. A photo essay on food choices in the cafeteria can be thought-provoking or even funny. There are many potential directions to pursue and many great essay examples.

While education is an excellent topic for a photo essay for students, education can be a great source of inspiration for any photographer.

Why Should You Create a Photo Essay?

Ultimately, photographers are storytellers. Think of what a photographer does during a typical photo shoot. He or she will take a series of photos that helps convey the essence of the subject—whether that is a person, location, or inanimate object. For example, a family portrait session tells the story of a family—who they are, their personalities, and the closeness of their relationship.

Learning how to make a photo essay can help you become a better storyteller—and a better photographer. You’ll cultivate key photography skills that you can carry with you no matter where your photography journey leads.

If you simply want to document life’s moments on social media, you may find that a single picture doesn’t always tell the full story. Reviewing photo essay examples and experimenting with your own essay ideas can help you choose meaningful collections of photos to share with friends and family online.

Learning how to create photo essays can also help you work towards professional photography ambitions. You’ll often find that bloggers tell photographic stories. For example, think of cooking blogs that show you each step in making a recipe. Photo essays are also a mainstay of journalism. You’ll often find photo essays examples in many media outlets—everywhere from national magazines to local community newspapers. And the best travel photographers on Instagram tell great stories with their photos, too.

With a photo essay, you can explore many moods and emotions. Some of the best photo essays tell serious stories, but some are humorous, and others aim to evoke action.

You can raise awareness with a photo essay on racism or a photo essay on poverty. A photo essay on bullying can help change the social climate for students at a school. Or, you can document a fun day at the beach or an amusement park. You have control of the themes, photographic elements, and the story you want to tell.

5 Steps to Create a Photo Essay

Every photo essay will be different, but you can use a standard process. Following these five steps will guide you through every phase of your photo essay project—from brainstorming creative essay topics to creating a photo essay to share with others.

Step 1: Choose Your Photo Essay Topics

Just about any topic you can imagine can form the foundation for a photo essay. You may choose to focus on a specific event, such as a wedding, performance, or festival. Or you may want to cover a topic over a set span of time, such as documenting a child’s first year. You could also focus on a city or natural area across the seasons to tell a story of changing activities or landscapes.

Since the best photo essays convey meaning and emotion, choose a topic of interest. Your passion for the subject matter will shine through each photograph and touch your viewer’s hearts and minds.

Step 2: Conduct Upfront Research

Much of the work in a good-quality photo essay begins before you take your first photo. It’s always a good idea to do some research on your planned topic.

Imagine you’re going to take photos of a downtown area throughout the year. You should spend some time learning the history of the area. Talk with local residents and business owners and find out about planned events. With these insights, you’ll be able to plan ahead and be prepared to take photos that reflect the area’s unique personality and lifestyles.

For any topic you choose, gather information first. This may involve internet searches, library research, interviews, or spending time observing your subject.

Step 3: Storyboard Your Ideas

After you have done some research and have a good sense of the story you want to tell, you can create a storyboard. With a storyboard, you can write or sketch out the ideal pictures you want to capture to convey your message.

You can turn your storyboard into a “shot list” that you can bring with you on site. A shot list can be especially helpful when you are at a one-time event and want to capture specific shots for your photo essay. If you’ve never created a photo essay before, start with ten shot ideas. Think of each shot as a sentence in your story. And aim to make each shot evoke specific ideas or emotions.

Step 4: Capture Images

Your storyboard and shot list will be important guides to help you make the most of each shoot. Be sure to set aside enough time to capture all the shots you need—especially if you are photographing a one-time event. And allow yourself to explore your ideas using different photography composition, perspective, and color contrast techniques.

You may need to take a hundred images or more to get ten perfect ones for your photographic essay. Or, you may find that you want to add more photos to your story and expand your picture essay concept.

Also, remember to look for special unplanned, moments that help tell your story. Sometimes, spontaneous photos that aren’t on your shot list can be full of meaning. A mix of planning and flexibility almost always yields the best results.

Step 5: Edit and Organize Photos to Tell Your Story

After capturing your images, you can work on compiling your photo story. To create your photo essay, you will need to make decisions about which images portray your themes and messages. At times, this can mean setting aside beautiful images that aren’t a perfect fit. You can use your shot list and storyboard as a guide but be open to including photos that weren’t in your original plans.

You may want to use photo editing software—such as Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop— to enhance and change photographs. With these tools, you can adjust lighting and white balance, perform color corrections, crop, or perform other edits. If you have a signature photo editing style, you may want to use Photoshop Actions or Lightroom Presets to give all your photos a consistent look and feel.

You order a photo book from one of the best photo printing websites to publish your photo story. You can add them to an album on a photo sharing site, such as Flickr or Google Photos. Also, you could focus on building a website dedicated to documenting your concepts through visual photo essays. If so, you may want to use SEO for photographers to improve your website’s ranking in search engine results. You could even publish your photo essay on social media. Another thing to consider is whether you want to include text captures or simply tell your story through photographs.

Choose the medium that feels like the best space to share your photo essay ideas and vision with your audiences. You should think of your photo essay as your own personal form of art and expression when deciding where and how to publish it.

Photo Essays Can Help You Become a Better Photographer

Whatever your photography ambitions may be, learning to take a photo essay can help you grow. Even simple essay topics can help you gain skills and stretch your photographic limits. With a photo essay, you start to think about how a series of photographs work together to tell a complete story. You’ll consider how different shots work together, explore options for perspective and composition, and change the way you look at the world.

Before you start taking photos, you should review photo essay examples. You can find interesting pictures to analyze and photo story examples online, in books, or in classic publications, like Life Magazine . Don’t forget to look at news websites for photojournalism examples to broaden your perspective. This review process will help you in brainstorming simple essay topics for your first photo story and give you ideas for the future as well.

Ideas and inspiration for photo essay topics are everywhere. You can visit a park or go out into your own backyard to pursue a photo essay on nature. Or, you can focus on the day in the life of someone you admire with a photo essay of a teacher, fireman, or community leader. Buildings, events, families, and landmarks are all great subjects for concept essay topics. If you are feeling stuck coming up with ideas for essays, just set aside a few hours to walk around your city or town and take photos. This type of photowalk can be a great source of material.

You’ll soon find that advanced planning is critical to your success. Brainstorming topics, conducting research, creating a storyboard, and outlining a shot list can help ensure you capture the photos you need to tell your story. After you’ve finished shooting, you’ll need to decide where to house your photo essay. You may need to come up with photo album title ideas, write captions, and choose the best medium and layout.

Without question, creating a photo essay can be a valuable experience for any photographer. That’s true whether you’re an amateur completing a high school assignment or a pro looking to hone new skills. You can start small with an essay on a subject you know well and then move into conquering difficult ideas. Maybe you’ll want to create a photo essay on mental illness or a photo essay on climate change. Or maybe there’s another cause that is close to your heart.

Whatever your passion, you can bring it to life with a photo essay.

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What is Lakbay Sanaysay? Samples of Lakbay Sanaysay

Philippine languages are filled with beautiful literary forms, such as poems, plays and even bugtong (riddles). Another form of writing that many Filipinos like to do — wherever they may be in the world — is the “lakbay sanaysay.”

As the name says, this literary form has to do with traveling. If you love to travel around the Philippines and abroad, and you want to share about your experiences, you should definitely consider composing your very own “lakbay sanaysay.”

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What is Sanaysay?

First of all, let us define the word “sanaysay.” Generally, this term refers to a piece of writing that describes, narrates, or explains a certain topic. It may be formal or informal in tone, depending on the target audience or readers.

Meanwhile, the “lakbay sanaysay” is more specific. It is a piece of writing that narrates or describes a person’s travel experience. It may contain descriptions of different places and events, as well as information about the people, culture, and traditions of a specific location.

Sanaysay in English

In English, the word “sanaysay” translates to “essay.” Consequently, the term “lakbay sanaysay” translates to “travel essay.” Interesting, right?!

Parts of Lakbay Sanaysay

Just like any other type of essay, the “lakbay sanaysay” or travel essay consists of three major parts: introduction, body, and conclusion.

Introduction

The first part of a travel essay usually states the name of the place and the specific time period involved. The introduction plays an important role, especially since it is the very first paragraph that readers will see. It should be able to catch their attention, and encourage them to keep reading.

Typically, the body of a travel essay contains several main points or ideas. This may include a list of a place’s top attractions, festivals or events, where to eat (restaurants and cafes), where to stay (hotel recommendations), and a “how to get there” (transportation) guide. It may also include how much the writer spent (or how much a person can expect to spend) while staying in the said place.

The body may also be written in narrative form, where writers simply talk about their travel experience in chronological order — where they went, what they did, and how they felt about it.

To conclude the “lakbay sanaysay,” writers may share insightful thoughts about their travel experience. They may also invite the readers to come and see the same places that they have visited.

Features of Lakbay Sanaysay

Usually, a travel essay or “lakbay sanaysay” has the following features and/or goals:

• It presents a narrative or account of a writer’s personal travel experience.
• It serves as a guide for people who want to travel to the same destination, by providing tips, recommendations, and relevant information.
• It usually includes pictures and videos showing the beautiful and amazing attractions of a destination.
• It invites or encourages readers to travel and enjoy the same or similar experience.

Samples of Lakbay Sanaysay

Meanwhile, here are some examples of travel essays or “lakbay sanaysay,” written by Filipinos and foreigners as well:

1. Vigan: A Glimpse of the Past

This is a blog article that chronicles the writer’s trip to one of the Philippines’ most historic cities: Vigan. It includes details about transportation, the local food ( e.g. empanada), and of course, the various sights around the city.

“Upon reaching the hotel, we took a quick rest before heading to the famous Calle Crisologo in Vigan town proper,” Louise, the blogger, wrote. “Here, we marveled at the Spanish colonial houses, cobblestone streets, and kalesas (horse-drawn carriages) shuttling tourists around town.”

To know more about the famous Vigan City, read the full article here.

2. My Journey Through the Philippines in Pictures

As the title says, this is a blog article featuring a writer’s journey all over the Philippines. It was written by Dani, a foreign national who visited the country. What makes this article interesting is that it is also a “photo essay,” with Dani presenting her island-hopping adventure through pictures and captions.

“The many faces of the Philippines were fascinating, the marine life breathtaking, the people welcoming and kind,” the blogger, Dani, wrote. “But I’ll let the photos speak for themselves – visit the Philippines virtually through my pictures.”

To see these pictures and witness the blogger’s journey virtually, check out this link .

3. Backpacking Myanmar: Mandalay Travel Guide

This article was made by Angel, a Filipino whose blog, Lakwatsero.com, literally means “leisure traveler.” He loves diving, biking, swimming, trekking, blogging, and going all over the Philippines and around the world.

In this article, Angel talks about his trip to Mandalay, which is the largest city of Myanmar. He refers to Mandalay as “a vibrant and modern city that still exudes the old world charm.” Here is an excerpt where he describes the amazing city:

“More than a gateway to Bagan, Mandalay has its own share of attractions like the Mandalay Hill and the nearby U-Bein Bridge in Amarapura that offers great views of sunrise or sunset,” Angel wrote. “Other places of interest include: Mahamuni Temple, which is regarded as the holiest pagoda in the country; the Kuthodaw Pagoda, which is dubbed as the largest book in the world; Sanda Muni Paya; Grand Palace, and more.

Head to this link to know more about the blogger’s adventures in Myanmar.

4. Saga, Japan: Awesome Itinerary

This article features the travel experience of Anton & Rache, whose blog, “Our Awesome Planet,” features the food and travel adventures of their family. In this particular post, they talked about their visit to Saga, Japan.

The article introduces Saga as a small prefecture on Kyushu Island in Japan. Its location between the sea and the mountains means that it has many breathtaking landscapes and hot springs. The place also has a rich cultural history, including potteries and amazing festivals.

In the article, the bloggers shared some recommendations about the numerous places to see and things to do in Saga, including participation in the Saga Hot Air Balloon Festival.

“There are three major events in Saga, and one of them is the biggest hot air balloon festival in Asia,” the bloggers stated. “Held at the riverbed alongside the Kasegawa River, you’ll find hundreds of balloons of different colors and shapes participating from around the world, floating in the night sky to be released in the morning for an incredible scene.”

Read all about the blogger’s wonderful travel experience in Saga, Japan here .

5. An OFW’s Journey Home

The following was written by John Parica, an OFW who specialized in project management of oil and gas projects. In this article, he talk about going home “for good” after more than 10 years of working abroad. He narrates his journey as an OFW, as well as his journey back home.

“My journey as an OFW is a story shared by all others like myself because it is a story of dreams — dreams of a better life for one’s family, to have one’s own house, to give one’s children the best education, to help one’s siblings complete a college education, to provide the best medical treatment to ailing family members, and ultimately to ensure a comfortable life after one retires and grows old,” he wrote.

Notably, John’s article was published in Inquirer.net. Read all about it here .

Video: Guide to Writing “Lakbay Sanaysay”

Would you like to write your own travel essay, but you’re not sure where to start? Check out this video shared by “TitserMJ TV” on YouTube for some tips on how to write a “lakbay sanaysay.” This educational channel features lessons on both Filipino and English, along with some study tips and travel articles:

As the old saying goes, “experience is the best teacher.” And traveling is one of the most exciting and enriching experiences that a person could ever have. We hope that the above guide has been helpful as you plan to write your very own “lakbay sanaysay” or travel essay. Not only will it bring out your creative side, buy also help to preserve wonderful memories that would last a lifetime!

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18 Immersive Photo Essay Examples & Tips

By Tata Rossi 13 days ago, Professional photography

A photo essay tells a story or evokes emotion through a series of photographs. The essays allow you to be creative and fully explore an idea. Such essays exist in a variety of forms – from photos only to images with brief comments or written essays accompanied by shots. Choose a photo essay example that you can easily do based on your professional level and the equipment you use.

1. Protests

• View the “Resistance” photo essay by David Moore .

A great idea for photo essays for students is to shoot the protest to show its power. You can capture people with signs and banners to demonstrate what they are standing for. Besides, you can learn how to capture moving subjects. Use the best example of photo essay and don’t forget about angles, composition, and framing.

To create a photo essay , go up to the front and photograph the leader of the protesters walking forward. After that, go back to the end of the group to take pictures of families joining the protest. As a result, you will gain experience shooting big groups of people in motion.

2. Transformation

• View the “A Self-Portrait Every Day” photo essay by Noah Kalina .

This idea is all about capturing the way a person changes. You may take photos of a pregnant woman and then capture the same model with a child. By documenting the development of the child for several years, you can tell a great story in the form of a photo essay.

However, you can also create a photo essay about the transformation of different objects. For instance, you can create a time-lapse series to capture the history of a renovated building. While you will have to take a lot of similar photos to bring this idea to life, it will allow you to achieve an impressive result.

3. Local Event

• View the “Monday Marathon” photo essay by Quinn G. Perini .

Whether you are a resident of a large city or a small town, you can find an opportunity to visit a local event, like a marathon or a festival. This is a nice chance to follow modern photography trends and bring photo essay ideas to life.

You can capture the before-and-after stages of the event. Arrive earlier and take pictures of the preparation activities, then shoot the actual event starting with the official beginning.

Keep photographing even when the event is over and capture the cleaning up and disassembling processes.

4. Photowalk

• View the “Empty Campus” photo essay by Elise Trissel .

Explore the location where you live and find interesting objects to capture in the vicinity. Using the most interesting photo essay examples, you can decide how to make the best decisions. Don’t hurry and try to discover which angles you can use to capture the unique atmosphere of each place.

If you live in the city, you may capture architectural details, wide shots of busy streets, or just take photos of passersby and street signs. Think about the details that make every location unique. For instance, you can try capturing reflections to see how they allow you to see the city from an unusual angle. You can find reflections everywhere, so be sure to pay attention to mirrored buildings, puddles, and fountains.

5. Place Over Time

• View the “At Home in the Ozarks” photo essay by Kylee Cole .

If you want to document changes and show how the streets, buildings, and parks in your city change over time, select your favorite locations and start to visit them regularly to capture the way they look during different seasons.

• View the “Last Moments” photo essay by Ross Taylor .

You don’t necessarily have to focus on profound photo essay topics to evoke emotions. Capturing pets enjoying their worry-free and untroubled life seems like an easy but interesting activity.

Choose any animal – from a domestic bird to a dog, cat, or horse. For more emotional images, use such pet photography ideas when your pet is still a baby and recreate these shots when it is older or is in its final days.

7. Street Style

• View the Tribal Street Photography photo essay by Hans Eijkelboom .

People often express themselves with the help of clothes. The way passers-by on the streets are dressed may reflect the clothing style of a whole society. That’s why you can travel around the world and capture people’s outfits in various areas. When taking portrait photos in the streets, you can also include some of the surroundings to put them in the context.

You can ask people in the streets to pose for you or try to capture them in movement. Select a suitable location for taking photos and create a photo essay to document what kinds of people one can meet in this location. When doing urban photography , you should ask people for permission before taking photos of them. You can ask their contacts and send them your photos later.

8. Abandoned Building

• View the “Lost Collective” photo essay by Bret Pattman .

Old buildings are excellent architecture photography essay topics for students since you can capture a large number of elements. They allow you to imagine what a particular street looked like in the past. You may use a photo essay example for students as references.

Get approval before going in, but mind that such places are far from being totally safe. Bring various lenses: the macro lenses – for details and the wide-angle one – when you want to include many elements in one shot.

9. Alternative Lifestyles

• View the “Last Nomad Hippies” photo essay by Roberto Palomo .

Some people decide to lead a lifestyle that differs from the one generally accepted by society. Explore different areas and look for people with an unusual way of living. You can capture candid photos of regular people or take pictures of a person with an unusual hobby.

Take pictures of those, who reside in extraordinary conditions, representatives of various subcultures, or the LBGTQ community. These photo essay topics show other people that it is okay to go out of their comfort zone and run against the wind.

10. Social Issues

• View the “Juveniles in Prison” photo essay by Isadora Kosofsky .

The best photo essay examples for students are related to social issues, like unemployment, domestic violence, gender discrimination, and more. Address the topic carefully and look for a proper perspective.

Your shots may draw the people’s attention to a truly burning and relevant matter and have a stronger effect than any text.

11. Behind the Scenes

• View the “Follow Me” photo essay by Marius Masalar .

If you are going to visit an event, get ready to take some behind-the-scenes photos. For instance, you can document the preparations for a festival. Capture the work of the lead event planner and other professionals to tell the story of the festival from an unusual angle.

Alternatively, you can capture the events happening backstage during a drama production. Take pictures of actors and actresses when they are getting ready for the performance. Try capturing the emotions of the main lead and show how stage workers make final preparations. You can also document the work of designers and makeup professionals.

12. Landmarks

• View the “Volte-Face” photo essay by Oliver Curtis .

The pictures of landmarks are typically taken from a certain spot. One of the best photo essay ideas is to try shooting sights from various angles. You will also have an opportunity to improve your composition and your framing skills.

If you take a look at any pictorial essay example, you will see that the variety of perspectives is endless: through the streets, in the morning, afternoon, and evening, with a drone or including reflections.

    • View the “Family” photo essay by Olivia Moore .

You can capture the way family members interact with each other and demonstrate the strong connection they share. In some cases, it makes sense to focus on capturing candid photos when doing family photography .

However, you may also opt for a different approach and focus on more difficult social topics. For instance, if you want to examine the issue of immigration, you can take pictures of a family from another country. In addition, you may show how families cope with other social issues, including poverty or unequal access to healthcare.

14. A Day in the Life

• View the “A Day in the Life of Carlos Gaytan” photo essay by Sandy Noto .

One of the best photo essays concepts is related to a day in a person’s life. The main character can be any person – a relative, family member, teacher, writer, or policeman.

People are generally interested in finding out facts about the lives and daily routines of others. The life of every human is incredible, especially if you learn it in more detail. This idea is especially suitable for taking documentary photos. For instance, you can select any photo essay sample you like and then capture a portrait of a person with the tools they use for their work.

15. Education

• View the “School Day” photo essay by Nancy Borowick .

You can also take great photos in the classroom capturing the interactions of teachers and their students. Avoid distracting them, as it will be easier for you to take natural shots. Using a variety of settings, you can make your photo essay more engaging. For instance, you may visit chemistry labs, capture teachers during a break, and take photos in other locations.

• View the “Meals From the Motherland” photo essay by James Tran .

You can also focus on specific meals to create a professional photo essay about food. To make it more attention-grabbing, try using different food photography ideas .

For instance, you can take photos of popular meals, capture the meals made by a specific person, or document cooking traditions in different countries. When taking photos in a restaurant, pay attention to the surroundings as well to capture the unique atmosphere of a place.

17. Capture the Neighbors

• View the “Our Neighbors” photo essay by Jeanne Martin .

Regardless of the place where you live, you have to establish good relationships with your neighbors. People who live nearby can also be great models for professionals who specialize in portrait photography. To implement this idea, make sure to capture people at home or in front of their houses to include some of the surroundings in your photo essay.

You will discover many interesting facts about people who live nearby. Shooting a photo essay will allow you to learn them better and establish a strong connection with them. This way, you can create a sense of community and discover what holds its members together.

18. Climate Change

• View the “Effects of Climate Change” photo essay by Sanya Gupta .

It is possible to a variety of photo story ideas bring to life examining the impact of climate change. Travel to places most affected by climate change, for instance, glaciers or famous resorts.

Capture the way the continuous drought has influenced the environment, animals, and the inhabitants. As an alternative, take pictures of environmentalist protests or inexhaustible energy sources.

Photo Essay Tips for Students

Explore your topic . An in-depth exploration of the main topic of your photo essay will help you find the best ideas for conveying your message. You can also find some sources for inspiration and useful materials. This stage allows you to learn more about your subject and select the best way of organizing your photo essay.

Create a storyboard . Using a storyboard, you can better understand what shots you need to take and what order can help you to tell a story in the best way. It will also allow you to create the right mood.

Take as many pictures as you can . To create a compelling story, make sure to take a lot of photos. It will allow you to choose the best pictures for your photo essay. Besides, you will always have backup photos if some of your pictures get damaged.

Experiment with different techniques . By changing the angle and using a variety of editing techniques, you can transform the way your photos look. When taking photos, try using different angles to capture the subject in the best way. You can also try changing the distance from the model, using black-and-white film, or employing a range of developing methods.

Add text . While some photographers create photo essays without text, it can still help you bring your point across more clearly and make it easier for a viewer to understand what you imply. By providing extra information, such as some facts, you can change the perception of your image. If you don’t know how to write descriptions, you can hire a professional writer to perform this task.

Enhance your photos . To edit your pictures, make sure to use professional photo editing software like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop. Using the available tools, you can improve and change your photos. They allow you to fix issues with lighting, adjust WB, make colors richer, crop your pics to improve the composition, and perform other tasks. In case you need to edit your photos in a consistent style, you can use Photoshop Actions or Lightroom Presets.

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Mga Sanaysay Tungkol sa Edukasyon (10 Sanaysay)

Tunay nga na ang maayos na eduksyon ang pamana ng mga magulang na hindi mananakaw ninuman. Hindi lahat ng tao ay may kakayahang makakuha ng maayos at pormal na edukasyon. Kaya naman sa mga taong may kakayahang makapag-aral at makapagtapos ng kanilang pag-aaral ay hindi dapat ito gawing biro o kaya ay ipagsawalang-bahala lamang bagkus ay maging mapagpasalamat.

Malaki ang naitutulong ng edukasyon sa buhay ng tao. Upang malaman ang kahalagahan nito, magandang mabasa mo ang mga halimbawa ng sanaysay tungkol sa edukasyon na nasa ibaba. Ang mga sanaysay na ito ay masusing pinag-isipan ng mga sumulat na maaring makaapekto kung paano mo tinatanaw o tinitingnan ang edukasyon na mayroon ka ngayon. Maaari mo rin itong gawing gabay kung sakaling gagawa ka din ng sanaysay sa kaparehong tema.

Halina’t basahin ang sampung sanaysay tungkol sa edukasyon na aming kinalap at pinagsama-sama. Nawa ay makatulong sa iyo ang mga sanaysay na ito. 🙂

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Mga Halimbawa ng Sanaysay Tungkol sa Edukasyon

Ang kahalagahan ng edukasyon, kahalagahan ng edukasyon, kahalagahan ng pag-aaral o edukasyon tungo sa pag-unlad ng bansa, ang kahalagahan ng edukasyon para sa akin, edukasyon edukasyon, ang k+12 sa edukasyon ng pilipinas, matuto tayong humawak ng pera, ang kahalagahan ng edukasyon sa kabataan, edukasyon: tungo sa magandang kinabukasan, ang pag-ibig ng edukasyon.

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Ang pagkakaroon ng isang mataas at matibay na edukasyon ay isang saligan upang mabago ang takbo ng isang lipunan tungo sa pagkakaroon ng isang masaganang ekonomiya. Mataas na edukasyon na hindi lamang binubuhay ng mga aklat o mga bagay na natutunan sa ating mga university at paaralan. Bagaman, kasama ito sa mga pangunahing elemento upang magkaroon ng sapat na edukasyon, ang praktikal na edukasyon na nakabase sa ating araw-araw na pamumuhay ang siya pa ring dapat na piliting maabot. Matibay ang isang edukasyon kung ito ay pinagsamang katalinuhan bunga ng mga pormal na pag-aaral tungkol sa Mathematics, Science, English at mga bagay na tungkol naman sa buhay at kung paano mabuhay ng maayos.

Ang edukasyon ang nagiging daan tungo sa isang matagumpay na hinaharap ng isang bansa. Kung wala nito, at kung ang mga mamamayan ng isang lipunan ay hindi magkakaroon ng isang matibay at matatag na pundasyon ng edukasyon, magiging mahirap para sa kanila na abutin ang pag-unlad. Marapat lamang na maintindihan na ang edukasyon ay siyang magdadala sa kanila sa kanilang mga inaasam na mga mithiin.

Ang unang layunin ng edukasyon ay upang magkaroon ng kaalaman sa mga bagay-bagay at impormasyon sa kasalukuyan, sa hinaharap at sa kinabukasan. Ito ang nagsisilbing mekanismo na humuhubog sa isipan, damdamin at pakikisalamuha sa kapwa ng isang tao. Ito rin ang dahilan ng mga mabubuti at magagandang pangyayari sa ating mundo at ginagalawang kapaligiran.

Ang edukasyon ay kailangan ng ating mga kabataan sapagkat ito ang kanilang magiging sandata sa buhay sa kanilang kinabukasan. Ang kanilang kabataan ang siyang estado kung saan nila hinahasa ang kanilang mga kaisipan at damdamin sa mga bagay na kailangan nila sa kanilang pagtanda. Ang edukasyon ay mahalaga sapagkat ito ang nagiging daan sa isang tao upang magkaroon ng mga kaalaman tungkol sa kanyang buhay, pagkatao at komunidad na ginagalawan. Ito ang naghuhubog ng mga kaisipan tungo sa isang matagumpay na mundo na kailangan ng bawat isa upang lubusang mapakinabangan ang daigdig at malaman ang mga layunin nito.

Ang kabataan ay nararapat lamang na magkaroon ng sapat na edukasyon sa pamamagitan ng kanilang karanasan at pormal na programa na nakukuha sa mga paaralan. Ito ang kanilang magiging armas upang maharap nila ang mga bagay na kaakibat ng kanilang magiging kinabukasan. At dahil sila ang ating pag-asa, nararapat lamang na ibigay natin sa kanila ang lahat ng edukasyon na kailangan nila upang maabot nila ang mga pangarap na nais nilang matupad. 2011 Mga Sanaysay sa Filipino.

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Ang Edukasyon ay mahalaga sa bawat isa dhil dito nakasalalay ang kinabukasan ng bawat tao at kung ano ang kanyang kahihinatnan d2 sa mundo. At ito ang ating sandata para magkaroon ng magandang buhay. Maraming paraan upang makamit natin ang isang mabuting hinaharap. Ang paghahanda para sa ating kinabukasan ang mabisang paraan upang makasiguro tayo sa ating pamumuhay. Ngunit may mga hadlang din na maaring pumigil sa ating pagtatagumpay, kaya marapat lang na maging maagap ang bawat isa sa atin upang tagumpay na malagpasan ang mga ito. At ang pagkamit ng tagump[ay ay kailangan buo determinasyon, tiwala sa sarili, may pananampalataya sa Diyos at marami pang mga katagian na dapat nating taglayin para makamit natin ang magandang bukas. “KAHIRAPAN AY DI HADLANG SA KINABUKASAN”. Lagi natin tandaan na tayo gumgawa ng ating sariling kapalaran kaya kung anuman ang ating tatahakin ay nakasalalay sa ating mga kamay. at lagi tayo sasandal sa ating Panginoon sa lahat ng ating mga ginagawa dahil walang imposible sa kanya kung tama at nararapat ang iyong ginagawa.

Sanaysay ni Yolanda Panimbaan

Edukasyon…susi ng tagumpay. Ang tanging yaman na kahit kailan ay hindi makukuhalalong-lalo ng hindi mananakaw ng kahit na sino man dito sa mundo. to ay pinakaimportante o pinakamahalagang bagay para magtagumpay sa ating mga buhay. Anu-ano ang kahalagan ngedukasyon para makatulong sa ating bayan! Paano makakamit ang tamang edukasyon! Paanomakakatulong ang edukasyon sa ating buhay!

Ang kahalagahan ng edukasyon para makatulong sa ating bayan ” halimbawa sa isangkomunidad iilan lamang ang may alam tapos ang karamihan ay walang pinag-aralan” mahalagatalaga ang edukasyon para umunlad ang ating bayan. #akakamit ang tamang edukasyon sa pamamagitan ng pag-aaral ng mabuti.

Sa buhay natin ay hindi lahat nakukuha ng walang paghihirap at pagsisikap, ganoon din sa pag-aaral. Dadaan ka muna sa butas ng karayom at ika nga nila bago ka makakatapos sa pag-aaral, kailangan malakas ang loob mong harapin ang kahit na ano man ang hadlang o suliranin dahilkung lahat ng hadlang ay kaya mong lampasan. Siguradong may maliwanag na bukas angmaghihintay sa iyo. Malaki ang tulong ng edukasyon sa ating mga buhay lalo na kung nakataposka ng iyong pag-aaral. Kapag nakatapos kana sa pag-aaral at nakakuha kana ng magandang trabaho ay gaganda na ang takbo ng buhay mo pero syempre pagdating naman sa trabaho dapat galingan ang pag tatrabaho para sa ikakaunlad ng buhay. Nakakapanghinayang lang ang iba nanakapagtapos na nga at lahat-lahat ay ayos ay hindi naman ginagamit ang pinag-aralan. Sayang lang ang ginastos at panahon na inilaan sa pag-aaral.

Kaya habang may buhay at may pagkakataon pang puwedeng mag-aral, sikapin at pilitin nating makakuha ng edukasyon para sa ikauunlad ng buhay dahil mahirap na hanggang sa kamatayan ay mangmang. Kaya nga nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa. Gagawa ka ng may pagtitiwala at pananalig sa Amang Lumikha para ang tulong Niya ay makakamit.

Sanaysay ni Junrey Casirayan

Edukasyon daw ang tanging paraan tungo sa magandang Kinabukasan. Gaano nga ba Kahalaga ang Edukasyon? Bakit ba napaka-importante nito? Ilan lang yan sa mga katanungan ng bawat isa sa atin.

September 18, 2009 namatay ang pinakamamahal kong Ama. Halos dinamdam ko ng sobra ang pagkawala niya. Unti-unti akong nanghina, nawalan ng lakas ng loob at unti-unting nawalan ng pag-asa. Sobrang sakit ang naramdaman ko noong mga panahong yon. Parang nadurog yong puso ko at nawalan ako ng ganang mag-aral. Kaya noong 2010, tumigil ako sa pag-aaral. Siguro nga sinayang ko lang ang mga oportunidad. Ang bawat pagkakataon ay binalewala ko lang. Kaya heto ako ngayon, walang natapos at punong-puno ng pagsisisi.

Sa panahon ngayon may mga taong nakapag-aral nga, ngunit wala namang mabuting asal. Yong puntong nakapagtapos nga sila ng magandang kurso, ngunit hindi naman umaakto ng maayos ayon sa kanilang pinag-aralan. Sa mahaba-habang panahon na lumipas, natutunan kong Pahalagahan ang Edukasyon. Para sa akin kasi, ang Edukasyon ay hindi lang pataasan ng marka o ng natapos na kurso. Kailangan mo ring panindigan na talagang may Pinag-aralan ka. Kailangan mong matutunan kung paano rumespeto ng ibang tao at kung paano irespeto ang sarili mo. Edukasyon ang masasabi kong pinaka-matibay na pundasyon. Para sa akin napakahalaga nito, dahil ito lang ang daan upang makamit natin ang ating mga mithiin. Edukasyon ang magsisilbing tulay natin sa pag-abot ng ating mga pangarap. Kaya nitong baguhin ang buhay ng isang tao. Kapag may pinag-aralan ka, madali na lang para sa’yo na abutin at kamtin ang hinahangad na tagumpay.

Ang Edukasyon ang pinakamahalagang pamana ng ating mga magulang. Lahat ng bagay sa mundo ay lumilipas, pero ang Karunungan kailan man ay hindi kumukupas. EDUKASYON lamang ang NATATANGING bagay na hindi MA-AAGAW ninuman. Hindi SAPAT na NAKAPAGTAPOS ka lang, kasi para sa’kin kailangan BAONIN mo rin ang KARUNUNGANG natutunan mo sa loob ng PA-ARALAN.

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Prayoridad sa sektor ng edukasyon ang susi sa ating kaunlaran!Maraming beses na natin itong narinig. Ilang mga dakilang tao na rin angpaulit-ulit na sinasabi ito. Ilang pag-aaral na rin ang nagpapatunay na malaking bagay ang sapat at dekalidad na edukasyon ng mgamamamayan para sa kaunlaran ng isang bansa.

Ngunit sa ating bansa, sa matagal na panahon ay napabayaan ng ating pamahalaan ang mahalagang sektor na ito ng ating lipunan. Sakawalan ng magandang plano sa sektor ng edukasyon, maging ang mga college graduates natin ngayon ay hindi na nakakahanap ngtrabaho. Sa pag-aaral ng Labor Force Survey ng National Statistics Office, lumalabas na kahit nakatapos sa kolehiyo, 18% ng mga walangtrabaho sa Pilipinas ay mga college graduates. Pangatlo ang mga college graduates sa listahan ng mga madalas walang makuhangtrabaho mula taong 2006 hanggang 2011.

Hindi na nakakagulat ito dahil marami sa mga kolehiyo sa bansa ay nakakakuha ng zero passing rates sa mga professional examinations.Sa lahat din ng professional exams sa lahat ng disiplina sa bansa, lubhang mababa ang average passing rates. Sa datos ng Commissionon Higher Education o CHED, noong 2010 ay 33.91% ang average passing rate at noong 2011 naman ay tumaas lamang ito sa 35.37%average passing rate. Ibig sabihin, lubhang kakaunti lamang ang pumapasa sa mga exams dahil na rin sa hindi dekalidad na edukasyon samaraming bilang ng mga colleges at universities sa bansa.

Ang isa pang dahilan ng patuloy na mababang kalidad ng edukasyon sa bansa ay ang kawalan ng mga mahuhusay na guro sa bansa.Kung titingnan ang teacher-pupil ratio ng Pilipinas kumpara sa mga karating bansa nito, tunay na may problemang kinakaharap ito. Sadatos ng United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization o UNESCO, noong 2009, sa bawat isang guro sa Pilipinas ay 39pupils ang tinuturuan nito o may ratio na 1:39. Samantala, ang teacher-pupil ratio sa bansang Malaysia ay 1:13 lamang; Thailand ay1:16; Indonesia naman ay 1:17 lamang; at maging ang bansang Vietnam ay may teacher-pupil ratio lamang na 1:20.

Tulad ng pagkain, tirahan, at trabaho, isang karapatang pantao ang pagkakaroon ng sapat at dekalidad na edukasyon. Dapat itongpahalagahan dahil bahagi ito ng pangangalaga ng dignidad ng tao. Ayon sa turo ng Simbahan, ang edukasyon din ang nagbibigaykakayahan sa sinuman na makilahok sa pagpapatakbo ng lipunan at sa pagsisigurong ang lahat ay nakikinabang sa mga bunga ng pag-unlad. Ang patuloy na pagbaba ng kalidad ng edukasyon sa bansa ay patunay lamang ng napakalaking pagkukulang sa pangangalaga atpagtataguyod ng karapatang ito.

Panahon na samakatuwid na iangat ang sektor ng edukasyon sa ating bansa. Kailangang matukoy ng pamahalaan ang napakahalagangkontribusyon ng mga paaralan sa kaunlaran ng ating bansa. Kailangan ang tunay, mabilis at epektibong reporma para sa sektor ngedukasyon sa Pilipinas.

Kasalukuyan ng ipinapatupad ng pamahalaang Aquino ang programa nitong kung tawagin ay K+12. Ito ay ang pagdaragdag ng taon saBasic Education ng bansa. Sa programang ito ay hindi na tatanggapin sa unang grado ang batang hindi nag-kinder bilang unang hakbangsa pagpapatupad nito. At ang isa pa ay ang dalawang taong dagdag sa high school na ibig sabihin ay magkakaroon ng tinatawag naSenior High. Sa loob ng dalawang taon sa Senior High ay maaaring mamili ang isang estudyante ng kanyang espesyalisasyon naTechnical/Vocational course o isport at iba pang pagpipilian.

Ang programang ito ay naglalayong mapataas ang kalidad ng edukasyon ng bansa. Ang Pilipinas na lang kasi ang bukod tanging bansa saAsya ang may pinakamababang bilang ng taon sa Basic Education. Suportado ang programang ito ng ilang sektor tulad ng mga nasanegosyo. Sa ganitong paraan diumano ay maari ng makapagtrabaho ang mga Pilipino kahit high school lang ang tinapos.Napakalaki ng problema ng bansa pagdating sa edukasyon. Sa mga pampublikong paaralan pa lamang ay masyadong siksikan sa mgasilid. Bukod sa walang maayos na bentilador ay hindi na rin matutukan ng maayos ng mga guro ang kanilang mga estudyante sa sobrangdami. Ganito ang sitwasyon sa Metro Manila.

Naiiba naman ang kwento pagdating sa mga malalayong lugar sa bansa. Naririyan ang mga estudyante na maraming oras ang ginugugolsa paglalakad ng ilang milyang layo makarating lang sa paaralan. Mas malala pa sa iba, dahil tumatawid pa sa ilog at peligro ang inaabottuwing umuulan dahil sa rumaragasang baha. Mayroon ding dagat pa ang nilalangoy. Ganito kahirap ang dinaranas nila para langmakapagtapos sa elementarya at high school. Kung mahina-hina ang loob ay napipilitan na lang silang tumigil. Ayon na rin mismo saKagawaran ng Edukasyon ay malaki rin ang kakulangan ng mga silid, aklat at guro sa bansa. Sa kabila ng maraming tapos at lisensyadongguro ay may kakulangan pa rin. Inirereklamo rin nila ang mababang pasahod sa mga guro. Taon-taon rin ay naglilimbag ng aklat perokinakapos pa rin. Ang matagal ng problemang ito ng bansa ay matagal ng pinagpasa-pasahan ng ilang nagdaang administrasyon.

Sa pagpapasimula ng Pamahalaang Aquino sa K+12 program na ito ay mistulang dinadagdagan lang ang problema sa edukasyon ngbansa. Napakaganda ng layunin nito pero tulad ng ibang programa ay hindi naman naaangkop ang pagpapatupad nito. Bakit kaya hindimuna unahin ang mga kasalukuyang pagkukulang ng pamahalaan sa kasalukuyang suliranin. Kumpletuhin ang mga kulang na silidpaaralan. Magbigay ng mga aklat na tama ang nilalamang impormasyon. Magdagdag pa ng mga guro at dagdagan ang kanilang sahod atbenipisyo.

Hindi dapat gumaya ang Pilipinas sa ibang bansa na dinagdagan ang bilang ng taon sa pag-aaral upang tumaas lang ang kalidad ngedukasyon. Hindi nasusukat sa dami ng taong pinasok sa eskwelahan ang katalinuhan ng tao. Kaya namang matutunan ng mga Pilipinoang dapat na matutunan sa kasalukuyang umiiral na sistema. Ang katunayan dito ay ang mataas na kalidad ng edukasyon sa mgapribadong paaralan. Dahil ito ay suportado ng mga kagamitan at tamang pagtutok sa pag-aaral ng mga bata ng kanilang magulang. Maymga nananalo pa ngang estudyanteng Pilipino sa mga patimpalak sa ibang bansa.

Kung dadagdagan ng taon ang pag-aaral ay malulunasan ba nito ang kahirapan? Mababawasan kaya nito ang mga drop out? Kung sangayong sistema pa nga lang ay marami na ang drop out ay paano na kaya kapag tuluyan ng ipinatupad ito. Kahit sabihin pang libre angpag-aaral sa mga pampublikong paaralan ay gumagastos pa rin ang mga magulang sa mga pang-araw-araw na baon ng mga bata. Ibigsabihin nito kapag dinagdagan ng taon ay panibagong dalawang taon din ang dagdag pahirap sa mga magulang. Ang sinasabing para makapagtrabaho na kahit high school lang ang tinapos ay hindi rin totoo. Sa kasalukuyan, kahit may mga tinapos sa kolehiyo ay hirapmakahanap ng trabaho. Karamihan dito ay mga nagsipagtapos ng Nursing.

Bakit hindi baguhin ng pamahalaan ang paglunas sa problemang pang-edukasyon ng Pilipinas. Halimbawa nito ay ang malawakangpagpapatupad ng distant learning sa mga malalayong lugar. Nandiyan na ang teknolohiya ng Internet. Maaring sa halip na araw-araw napasakit sa pagpasok sa eskwelahan ay gawing lingguhan na lang. Pwede ring gamitin ang telebisyon sa pamamagitan ng paggawa ngmga educational channel na panonoorin ng mga bata na kasabay ng turo sa aktwal na panahon sa paaralan. Marami pang alternatibongparaan ang naghihintay na linangin para makatulong sa pag angat ng edukasyon ng Pilipinas. Nagagamit na ito sa ibang bansa.

Ang K+12 ay hindi sagot sa suliranin ng bansa pagdating sa edukasyon. Ito ay dagdag problema at walang malinaw na direksyon at hindinapapanahon. Huwag na sanang gawing mas komplikado ang problemang ito sa pamamagitan ng isang solusyong sa huli ay magigingdagdag pa pala sa suliranin.

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Ang kaalaman sa paghawak ng pera ay isa sa mga batayang kasanayan upang maayos na makapamuhay sa makabagong panahon. Ang paksang personal na pananalapi ay nakabuo na ng mga batayang kaalaman na dapat ituro sa mga mag-aaral na nais magaral nito. Bagamat pwede kang matuto ng personal na pananalapi sa pamamagitan ng pananaliksik sa Internet, dapat nating siguruhin na lahat ng Pilipinong mag-aaral ay nabibiyayaan ng ganitong kaalaman. Kaya naman nais kong ipanukala na isama ang tamang paghawak ng pera sa ating pangkalahatang kurikulum ng edukasyon.

Tayo ay naghahangad ng masaganang pamumuhay para sa ating mga pamilyang Pilipino. Upang matupad ang ganitong adhikain, kinakailangan ang masusing paghawak sa pananalapi ng pamilya. May mga prinsipyo at pamamaraan na pwedeng magamit upang makatiyak na ang ating mga pamilya ay hindi malalagay sa alanganin sa larangan ng pananalapi. Maiiwasan ang pangungutang at kung anu-ano pang panandaliang remedyo kung ang paggamit ng pamilya ng pera ay pinaplano. Ang kaalaman tungkol sa personal na pananalapi ay lubhang makatutulong kung paano mapapabuti ng ating mga pamilya ang paghawak ng pera.

Kasama sa mga aralin sa personal na pananalapi ang pagtatakda ng kung magkanong halaga ang nais mong makamit sa loob ng isang takdang panahon. Kalakip nito ay ang mga napiling pamamaraan kung paano makakamit ang layuning ito. Nais nating himukin ang ating kabataan na mangahas na mangarap ng isang magandang kinabukasan para sa kanyang sarili at sa kanyang magiging pamilya sa araw ng bukas. Ang adhikaing ito ay posibleng mapukaw kung maipakikita ang mga posibilidad na pwedeng mangyari kung ang isang tao ay magsusumikap. Ang pag-aaral hinggil sa personal na pananalapi ay pwedeng magsilbing punla upang magkaroon ng ganitong kamalayan.

Sa pagmamasid natin sa ating pamayanan ay mapapansin natin ang marami sa ating katandaan na naghihikahos. Sila marahil ay nagkamal ng malaking halaga noong kanilang kabataan ngunit sa kanilang pagtanda ay nabaon na sa kahirapan. Ito ay tanda ng kawalan ng sistematikong pagpapaunlad sa kanilang kabuhayan. Malaki ang maitutulong ng sapat na kaalaman sa paghawak ng pera upang maiwasan ang masadlak sa ganitong kalagayan. Tuldokan na natin ang kawalan ng tamang gabay na pananalapi na siyang sanhi ng kahirapan ng ating katandaan. Turuan na natin ang ating kabataan sa wastong pamamaraan sa paghawak ng pera.

Talamak pa rin ang kahirapan sa ating bansa. Isa sa mga dahilan ng ganitong kalagayan ang kakulangan ng kaalaman sa paghawak ng pera. Marami tayong maling kaisipan na dapat lang na ituwid kung gusto nating maiwasan ang kahirapan. Kailangan nating patatagin ang personal na disiplina upang makamit natin ang masaganang pamumuhay. Kinakailangan na gamitin natin ang ibat-ibang pamamaraang pang pinansiyal upang hindi tayo masadlak sa kahirapan. Siguraduhin natin na ang ating mga mag-aaral ay nabibigyan ng tamang kaalaman tungkol sa pananalapi. Paramihin natin ang mga mamamayang naiaangat mula sa pagiging mahirap sa pamamagitan ng kaukulang edukasyon.

Makabuluhan at nararapat na idagdag sa pangkalahatang kurikulum na pang edukasyon ang mga aralin tungkol sa personal na pananalapi. Tulungan natin na mapaunlad ang pamumuhay ng mga kapwa Pilipino at mabawasan ang kahirapan sa ating bansa. Makibahagi tayo sa mga nagsusulong na isama ang mga aralin sa personal na pananalapi sa mga pinag-aaralan sa mababa, mataas, at kolehiyong antas ng edukasyon. Sama-sama nating ipahatid sa mga kinauukulan sa Kagawaran ng Edukasyon at maging sa ating mga mambabatas sa Kongreso ang pangangailangan na maipatupad ang panukalang ito.

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Tinamnan ng binhi. Kung ang lupa ay alaga sa pataba, higit ding lulusog ang binhing tumutubo rito. Tutubuan ito ng malala-king ugat na hindi mabubuwag ang pagkakakapit sa lupa. Magkakaroon ito ng matibay na pundasyon at hindi mabilang na mga sanga kung saan tutubo ang malalago nitong dahon at ang malalaki nitong bunga. Ang binhing aking tinutukoy ay ang kabataan. Ang kanilang kinabukasan ay nakasalalay sa kanilang edukasyon. Sa tulong ng mga magulang, mga kaibigan at lalung-lalo na ng mga guro, lumalago ang kanilang kaalaman sa iba’t ibang larangan. Ang mga natutununan ay makatutulong sa kanila hanggang sa kanilang pagtanda. Ang kailangan lang gawin ng kabataan ay buong pusong tanggapin ito sa pamamagitan ng pag-aaral nang mabuti at pagsasabuhay nito. Kung lubos na maiintindihan ng bawat mag-aaral ang tunay na kahalagahan ng edukasyon, maiiwasan sana ang mga karaniwang suliraning hinaharap ng kabataan ngayon gaya ng hindi planadong pagkabuntis, maagang pag-aasawa at pagtigil sa pag-aaral. Ang edukasyon ay isang bagay na hinding-hindi maaagaw ninuman. Ito ay kailangan upang maisakatuparan ang pangarap ng isang bata. Sa pamamagitan nito, siya ay nahuhubog upang magkaroon ng matatag na pundasyon nang sa gayon ay hindi ito manghina ni masira sa pagharap nito sa mga pagsubok at suliranin ng buhay. Sa pamamagitan din ng edukasyon, lumalago ang karunungan ng bata at hindi lamang limitado sa akademiko. Ito rin ay nagiging daan upang ang isang bata ay makapulot ng gintong aral na tatatak sa kanyang buhay. Kung magagamit ng isang bata ang kanyang karunungan nang wasto at lubos, siya ay magiging isang mahalagang bahagi ng kanyang pamilya, ng kanyang lipunan at ng inang bayan. Isa sa magandang proyekto ni Jose Rizal ay ang pagpapatayo ng paaralan dahil naniniwala siya na sa sa pamamagitan ng edukasyon, ito ang magiging daan sa mga kabataan na maiangat sila para sa mas mabuting kinabukasan sapagkat kung may pinag-aralan mas makakahanap ng mas magandang trabaho na tulay rin tungo sa matiwasay at pagkakaroon ng magandang kinabukasan. Di nga ba’t ang mga kabataan ang pag-asa ng ating bayan? Kaya dapat lang na magkaroon ng tama at angkop na edukasyon para naman ang pangarap ng ating mga ninuno na mabuting kinabukasan para sa bayan ay makamtan.

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Ang pagkakaroon ng isang mataas at matibay na Edukasyon ay isang saligan upang mabago ang takbo na isang lipunan tungo sa pagkakaroon ng isang masaganang ekonomiya. Mataas na Edukasyon na hindi lamang binubuhay ng mga aklat o mga bagay na natutunan sa ating mga unibersidad at paaralan. Bagaman, kasama ito sa mga pangunahing elemento upang magkaroon ng sapat na Edukasyon, ang praktikal na Edukasyon na nakabase sa ating araw-araw na pamumuhay ang siya paring dapat na piliting maabot. Matibay ang isang Edukasyon kung ito ay may pinagsamang katalinuhan bunga ng mga pormal na pag-aaral tungkol sa Mathematics, Science, English at mga bagay na tungkol naman sa buhay at kung paano mabuhay na maayos. Ang Edukasyon ang nagiging daan tungo sa isang matagumpay na hinaharap na isang bansa. Kung wala ito, at kung ang mga mamamayan ng isang lipunan ay hindi magkakaroon ng isang matibay at matatag na pundasyon ng Edukasyon, magiging mahirap para sa kanila na abutin ang pag-unlad. Marapat lamang na maintindihan na ang Edukasyon ay siyang magdadala sa kanila sa kanilang mga inaasam na mga mithiin. Ang unang layunin ng Edukasyon ay upang magkaroon ng kaalaman sa mga bagay-bagay at impormasyon sa kasalukuyan, sa hinaharap at sa kinabukasan. Ito ang nagsisilbing mekanismo na humubog sa isipan at damdamin at pakikipagsalamuha sa kapwa ng isang tao. Ito rin ang dahilan ng mga mabubuti at magagandang pangyayari sa ating mundo at ginagalawang kapaligiran. Ang Edukasyon ay mahalaga sapagkat ito ay nagiging daan sa isang tao upang magkaroon ng mga kaalaman tungkol sa kanyang buhay, pagkatao at komunidad na ginagalawan. Ito ang naghuhubog ng mga kaisipan tungo sa isang matagumpay na mundo na kailangan ng bawat isa upang lubusang mapakinabangan ang daigdaig at malaman ang mga layunin nito.

Sanaysay ni Dian Joe Jurilla Mantiles

Tunay ngang ang edukasyon sa buhay ng bawat isa ay kapara ng isang walang katapusang paglalakbay sa mundong sinasaklawan ng aspektong ‘pagbabago’. Ito ang pinaka-makapangyarihang sandata na kahit sinuman ay walang kakayahang baguhin at angkinin sapagkat ito ay permanenteng nakaukit na sa diwa at kamalayang pantao ng isang nabubuhay. Sa bawat umaga ng ating buhay, tayo ay binabasbasan ng Poong Lumikha ng kalayaan upang makaanib at makasabay sa kung ano mang kakatwa ang sumasaklaw sa ating lipunang kinabibilangan. Hindi man lingid sa ating kamalayan subalit buhat nang tayo ay nasa sinapupunan pa lamang ay batid na natin ang espiritu ng ‘pagkatuto’. Maging sa kauna-unahang pagsambit natin ng salitang “mama” hanggang sa tayo ay unti-unting nabihasa sa ating “abakada” tayo ay nabibilang na pundasyon ng edukasyon. Karaniwang pamantayan sa edukasyon na kung ang tao ay nasa gulang tatlo na ay maari na itong magsimulang pumasok sa isang paaralan. Sa makatuwid, mahabang panahon ang iginugugol ng isang tao para sa kanyang edukasyon.

Sa aking labindalawang taon na pananatili sa loob ng paaralan, masasabi kong ako ay parang nasa isang paraiso. Bagamat hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon ay masaya ako, maraming pagkakataon naman sa aking buhay ang nagpapaunawa sa akin na ang edukasyon ay patuloy na umaangkla sa aking pagkatao at maging sa aking kalapit na hinaharap. Ito rin ay patuloy na nag-iiwan ng hindi mga matatawarang implikasyon ng pagbabago sa aking pagkatao na siyang dahilan kung bakit ganito ako katatag ngayon. Bukod sa mga karaniwang talakayin, prinsipyo at pang-akademikong layunin na siyang ipinapabatid ng edukasyon, ito rin ang nagsilbing balangkas upang mabuksan ko pa ang lagusan sa kabilang ibayo. Mula dito ay binigyan din ako ng pagkakataon upang makakilala ng iba’t ibang deskripsyon ng aking kapwa tao at mga karanasang aking daldalhin habambuhay. Ito ay ang aking karanasan noong ako ay nasa ika-4 na baitang. Ang karanasan na marahil para sa akin ay mapanglaw at natatangi lamang.

Isa akong walang kwentang mag-aaral. Oo, tama ang nababasa mo. Wala akong ibang inisip noon kundi ang makawala sa paaralan na kapara ng isang bartolina sa akin ay nagbibigay lamang ng pasakit at matinding paghihirap. Ang tanging namumutawi na lamang sa aking isipan noon ay ang pagpasok buhat sa kagustuhan ng aking mga magulang. Naaalala ko pa noon na sa tuwing darating ang katapusan ng Marso ay wala akong ibang ginawa kung hindi ay panoorin na lamang ang aking mga kaklaseng maglakad sa harapan ng entablado kasama ng kanilang mga magulang upang tanggapin ang kanilang mga parangal. Gustuhin ko mang itago ang aking nararamdaman, subalit ito ay pilit na kumakawala at ako ay tila isang ibon na sa piitan ay nananahanan. Hindi man hayag sa aking mga magulang ang kanilang pangingimbulo subalit nararamdaman ko ito. Pinipilit ko itong labanan subalit wala akong magawa. Napakalakas ng enerhiyang ito at siya ring enerhiya ang unti-unting sumisipsip sa aking pag-asang makapagbagong buhay. “Bakit kahit na anong gawin ko ay wala pa ring nangyayari?” ito ang katanungan na patuloy na sumisilab sa aking mura at gahasang isipan.

Sinusubukan ko ang lahat ng aking makakaya. Sinubukan kong magsipag at umayon sa kung ano ang pamantayan sa aming klase. Lahat ng ito ay hindi naging madali sa akin. Sapagkat noo’y wala pa akong kabatiran patungkol sa mahalagang papel ng edukasyon sa aking magiging kinabukasan. Wala pa akong alam sa edukasyon maliban sa ito ay “mahirap at walang kwenta”. Nagdaan ang maikling panahon at dito ay nakilala ko si Ginang Adora Madayag. Ang aming guro sa asignaturang Filipino. Siya ay may edad na sa panahong iyon subalit napakalakas ng kanyang impresyong iniwan sa akin. Hindi ko maipaliwanag subalit dahil sa kanyang mga pangaral ay tila unti-unting nagbago ang pagtingin ko sa aking sarili na noo’y walang pakialam sa halaga ng edukasyon. Sa kanya ko rin natutuhan na hindi lamang pala akademikong kaalaman ang batid na ipamalita ng mga talakayin sa paaralan bagkus ay naglalayon din itong bigyan ang lahat ng pagkakataong makabuo ng pagkakaibigan at pamilya sa lahat ng aspektong sinasaklawan nito. Hindi lang dapat kaalaman ang ating panghawakan mula sa ating mga guro nararapat ding maunawaan natin ang tunay na karunungan mula dito. Sa markang “90” ako nagsimulang yumabong at nagpatuloy sa pagkamit ng aking mga adhikain sa paaralan. Hanggang ngayon sa kasalukuyan, patuloy pa rin akong naglalakbay papalapit sa aking mga pangarap sa buhay.

Ang karanasang ito ang nagturo sa akin kung paano umunlad hindi lamang sa aking mga markang nais matamo subalit nakaanib na rin dito ang mga prinsipyo at impresyong hindi na maiaalis sa aking puso’t isipan sa kalagitnaan ng aking paglalakbay sa mundong ibabaw. Nawa’y lubusan nating mabatid na sa ibayo ng mga pamantayang sumasaklaw sa kultura ng edukasyon, ang layon nitong magbigay ng magaganda at makabuluhang karanasan ang magsisilbing proteksyon at sandata natin sa pakikidigma sa ating mga sarili at sa kung ano mang pagbabagong nakaukit na sa ating panahon.

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