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13/07/2021

13/07/2021

SPJ DocuFest 2021

Mapanganib ang bawat ruta.

Maraming establisyemento ang nagsara nang subukin tayo ng kalabang hindi nakikita. Libo-libo ang nawalan ng trabaho, ngunit sa kabila nito maraming mga oportunidad ang nagbukas.

Sa panahong sumibol ang iba’t ibang uri ng negosyo, naging kilala ang mga delivery services kung saan hindi na kinakailangan ng mga tao pumunta sa iba’t ibang lugar upang makuha o mabili ang mga bagay na kanilang nais, isang click lamang ay maaari mo nang makuha ang iyong gusto ng hindi umaalis sa iyong tahanan.

Isa sa mga kauna unahang Foodpanda riders na gumamit ng bisikleta bilang transportasyon sa pagtatrabaho sa Malolos, Bulacan ay si Angelo Macapugay, dalawampu’t tatlong taong gulang.

Hindi iniisip ang hirap ng pagbibisikleta o ang peligrong dala nito sa tuwing makikipagsabayan sa mga naglalakihang sasakyan upang magawa ng maayos ang tungkulin niya. Umulan man o umaraw tuloy ang kanyang pagpadyak, bumuwal man sa kanyang bisikleta, siya’y titindig at tuloy ang kaniyang pagsikad.

Sapagkat kahit gaano man kapanganib ang bawat ruta, lahat ay tatahakin ng bayaning lulan ng munting bisikleta, basta’t para sa anak, para sa pamilya.

Abangan sa darating na ikaw-17 ng Hulyo, Sabado sa Official page ng Delpi TV

31/05/2021

"With the implementation of virtual classes, many students have experienced difficulties in learning due to a variety of challenges from incomprehensible modules to unstable internet connectivity. However, students who are involved in the pursuit of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are experiencing a different kind of loss as laboratories remain closed due to the pandemic."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/the-secret-life-of-stem-students

31/05/2021

"Filipinos nowadays are afraid of taking on risks and tend to refuse important matters to end this global pandemic. The scare of severe vaccine effects, the proliferation of months and fake news about vaccines, and the lack of trust Filipinos have in their own government are some of the factors driving this reluctance that is on the minds of people around the country."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/unrealistic-decisions

31/05/2021

"Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, hundreds of cities and barangays across the nation have experienced the fear and threat of life under the virus. However, two of Malolos' barangays are living proof that a place can be free of COVID-19 through isolation — literally."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/life-without-covid-19

31/05/2021

"A sudden adrenaline rush was sent through their systems as their hearts beat faster and they opened their eyes, knowing that they had finally reached the freedom they had longed for the most — the age of majority."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/awakening-the-apathetic

31/05/2021

"Inspired by the community pantry of Maginhawa Street, the Discipler Christian Church located in Dakila, Malolos set up a community pantry outside their church to celebrate their 21st Anniversary Collection. They started last April and continued with neighboring barangay such as Sumapang Matanda. They have one motto — give to those who are in need."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/take-my-hand

31/05/2021

"Malolos is known for its rich ancestral houses and landmarks that are visited by tourists every so often. For instance, there is Barasoain Church and the Casa Real Shrine. However, one that is probably not on the radar of most people is the Hermogenes Reyes House."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/the-white-house-of-malolos

31/05/2021

"The erstwhile circumstances have brought us to the changes we are living in now. With the global pandemic, there are many things that we are no longer accustomed to. Things such as travel, school, and the traditional work set-up have disappeared and been replaced with major precautionary and safety measures. But not everything is doom and gloom — the bright summer breeze is still wafting from a bakery in the City of Malolos even in the midst of the new normal. "

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/the-sweet-taste-of-summer

31/05/2021

"The indistinct loud noises of the students come from the background as she walks to the classroom holding books and chalk in her right hand. The sound of her heels echoes through the hallway, clicking on the floor tiles as she drifts towards them. "

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/angel-in-disguise

31/05/2021

"The loud distinct voices of the people can be heard as they want to bring back Philippine History as a core subject in high school with many seeking to reinstate it."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/is-philippine-history-history

31/05/2021

"With the removal of Philippine History as a dedicated subject from the high school curriculum in 2012, many Filipinos have been robbed of the chance to learn more about the nation’s past in a collaborative learning environment with their peers. While some may say that this was a much-needed change, it is evident that its displacement has done more harm than good with the current generation drifting away from their roots."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/yesterdays-lessons

31/05/2021

"When the K to 12 program was implemented, Philippine History was removed as a subject in high school. This is good for two main reasons: it acknowledges that the nation has outgrown the need for forced nationalism and it allows for more time to focus on more important matters. In recent years, it has become exceedingly clear that in order to succeed in the world, the nation must find a way to leave behind its antiquated customs and welcome modernity in all its glory."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/keep-moving-forward

31/05/2021

"Although history may seem like a distant memory, it is actually closer to us than it has ever been with the advent of the internet. We can search for anything in seconds, putting the whole world at our fingertips. In spite of this, however, the danger of fake news and historical distortion is quickly overshadowing the truth."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/destructive-distortion

31/05/2021

"As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, many of us have been trapped in our homes, unable to go out with our friends and family as we once did. Even in the midst of this dark time, however, there is still a light that continues to make our lives brighter — our communities working hand in hand to make the most of this predicament."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/it-takes-a-village

31/05/2021

"In the great experiment that is life, there is no refusing to participate in its many twists and turns; similarly, one cannot opt out of voting without subjecting themselves to unexpected consequences."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/democracy-distilled

31/05/2021

"Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, online classes have become the norm for schooling in the Philippines. In order to support disadvantaged students, a small ministry in Malolos is giving hope and assistance to students who need it the most through load scholarships to help them get through these hard times."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/acts-of-kindness

31/05/2021

"Despite the struggle of online classes, more than 2,000 students in Malolos received scholarship grants last May 18 to 25 from the City Government of Malolos across 50 barangays with the majority coming from Mojon."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/malolos-excellence

31/05/2021

"The Department of Energy (DOE) donated a total of 170 electronic tricycles or e-trikes last April 27 to the City of Malolos in Bulacan, with 100 e-trikes designated for use by tourists traveling around Malolos’ historical landmarks."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/e-trikes-expand-malolos-tourism

31/05/2021

"More than 200 campus journalists attended the National Campus Press Olympiad (NCPO)’s Virtual Press Conference last May 22, joined by the High School Philippine History Movement who led the webinar and advocated for the return of Philippine History in the high school curriculum."

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/integration-is-not-enough

31/05/2021

"Amid the ongoing pandemic, the local Commissions on Elections (COMELEC) still managed to log 4,321 new voters despite frequent lockdowns and the suspension of voter registration. This brings the number of registered voters in the City of Malolos to a total of 117,256 since the 2019 Philippine general election. "

READ: https://ncpophplusmalengb.wixsite.com/my-site/uplifting-voters

28/05/2021

With the rise of social media over the past decade, fake news has managed to push its way into the mainstream, mixing fact with fiction and kicking off an era where one cannot immediately trust what they read.

Along with the general lies and fearmongering making their way across the internet, there is also a more insidious form of misinformation spreading throughout the public — historical distortion. While historical revisionism and historical distortion have often been confused with the terms constantly switching places, historical distortion is the more deceptive one of the pair.

Let's learn more about the two of them today! By keeping a vigilant eye on our history, we will also be keeping watch over the sanctity of journalism itself as it safeguards the truth and dispels all falsehoods.

28/05/2021

With slightly less than a year to go to the 2022 Philippine elections, it's time to hurry up and get registered to vote for those voting for the first time. Go to your local COMELEC office today or book an appointment as soon as possible. With your say, we will be able to make our democracy a better place!

Remember to and , everyone — every single vote matters.

27/05/2021

POLL: Now that you know more about the High School Philippine History Movement and their advocacy, we want to hear from you and know what you think!

React to this post with a ❤️ if you agree that Philippine History should be reinstated as a dedicated subject in the junior high school curriculum. Otherwise, react with 😡. No opinion is too controversial for us! Just make sure to comment down below and share your thoughts.

27/05/2021

RECAP: After the K-12 curriculum was implemented in 2012, Philippine History was removed as a subject at the junior high school level. While it used to be taught in the first year of high school in the 2002 Basic Education Curriculum, the current K to 12 Basic Education Program has seen it being shifted to elementary school, only making a return in the first year of college.

The High School Philippine History Movement hopes to reintroduce Philippine History at the secondary level in order to facilitate a sense of nationalism among young Filipinos and develop their critical thinking skills through the study of history. It is their ardent hope that it will be given the time and attention they feel it deserves.

26/05/2021

LIVE REPLAY: Watch the High School Philippine History Movement talk about why Philippine History should be returned to the junior high school curriculum and learn more about its advocacy to keep the youth informed and aware of the nation's past.

Video provided by National Campus Press Olympiad.

25/05/2021

In the battle for truth, the press must push its power and write for what is right.

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