Sheila Mae

     As we celebrate National Teachers Month 2024 under the theme “Together4Teachers,” we are reminded of the profound impact that educators have on our lives and society. Teachers are the cornerstone of our educational system, tirelessly working to impart knowledge, foster critical thinking, and inspire a love for learning. Their dedication goes beyond the classroom, as they often serve as our mentors, role models, and advocates for their students’ well-being and success. This month, we honor their unwavering commitment to nurturing the minds and hearts of future generations.      The theme “Together4Teachers” emphasizes the collective effort required to support and uplift our educators. It is a call to action for communities, policymakers, and stakeholders to come together and create an environment where teachers can thrive. By providing resources, professional development opportunities, and a supportive work environment, we can ensure that teachers are equipped to meet the diverse n

       "Towards a more resilient Philippines" focuses on strengthening the country's ability to handle and bounce back from various challenges. Our country is prone to a natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and floods. These disasters often cause widespread destruction and loss of life, making it essential for the country to become more resilient. One of the main causes of the country's vulnerability to natural disaster is its geographical location. It's location in the typhoon belt makes it susceptible to powerful storms that bring heavy rainfall and strong winds.       In response to these challenges, the government and various organization in the Philippines have been working towards building a more resilient nation. This includes investing in infrastructure that withstand natural disasters, such as building earthquake-resistant buildings and flood control system. The government has also been implementing early warning systems and evacuation plans t

Dear Mr. President,      I hope this message/letter finds you very well. I hope you're doing well, Mr. President. First, I just want to thank you for your endless efforts and sacrifices for the betterment of our country. I am writing this letter to express my thoughts and concerns about our country's current state. I may not have the same level of experience or knowledge as some adults since I am only a student. But I believe that my voice and opinions are still valuable. I have seen many issues affecting our nation, such as poverty, corruption, and lack of access to equality education. I hope that as our leader, you will work towards addressing these problems and creating a better future for all Filipinos.      I hope that with your leadership and determination, we can overcome the challenges that our country faces and build a brighter future for the next generation. I trust that you will listen to the voices of Filipino people and strive to create positive change. But, thank

   I'm Sheila Mae Realin Racsa. I was born on July 10, 2009. Currently living in Tamorong, Sta. Catalina Ilocos Sur. I have one brother and I'm the eldest. Sheila Mae isn't the first choice of my parents to be my name, Jenny Rose should be my name, but my grandfather changed it to Sheila Mae the moment he knew that my name was Jenny Rose. Many people say that I look like my mother. But my relatives says that I look like my Aunt because we're similar when it comes to style, behavior and attitude. I have a happy, lovely, and supportive family. In fact, I have a strong connection to them. Most of the time, we spend our family time laughing and talking about something. we bond a lot, and I love it because we allocate time to each other. I treasure all my friends. I love dancing, listening to music, watching sports especially volleyball, and I loved trying new things.       At this age, one of the accurate ways to describe me is I am diligent and hardworking person. I always