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My goal in 2023

My goal in 2023 is to have a good health so I can achieve success in life and also to have happiness, prosperity in every area in my life ,and freedom and peace.After that I can decide in my own wherever I want in for my self,like going to Manila and have fun in there with my tita .But before I accomplished that thing I would like to go in college when I'm done in my senior high school in Nabunturan. My second goal in 2023 is to keep God first always because I learned that you can do nothing without him.No matter how hard you may try or keep himou,you can't.Because God is the big part of life and I take him where I go.But the biggest important goal of my life that I want to accomplish in 2023 is to complete my Education as a HUMSS student here in Nabunturan National Comprehensive Senior High School. I need to finish my school even though it's to hard to take our research subject.But I remember, Education is a major part of my life right now because it will help me to earn a higher salary that I really want in my first goal.And then I can help my parent to build a house because I have enough money to give them. And the last goal in my 2023 is Creating my own weather instead of living others creation,I need to do this because it's to hard when you depend to other.So we should try to keep our self to be positive and believe want we want to do instead of getting influenced by others. Creating our own weather is to have bonds in family,and we can also to take iniative to develop our self for learning this style of us .And I hope someday this 2023 will be better , because this is the year that I will finish my senior high school and starting my new life in college while taking Agriculture course.This will be the last that I want in my 2023 is to have a complete family,even though we aren't rich,but we eat tree time's a days so it's okay with me if we're not born to rich , because someday I will accomplish and success my goal in life .

Describing the beautiful Simbalay 2022

 

Simbalay 27th Festival started its opening in December, many tourists come here because the booths made by the participants are beautiful and one more thing is that you will be satisfied with how they treat you as a tourist. Each booth has a unique design that you never imagined. only made of rice and  especially  this beautiful picture of me  while the background is Manat booth, if you look at it from a distance you would not think that it is made of corn seeds. I admire the cretor of this because they prepared their booth to present it. There are many more beautiful booths in the Simbalay but I didn't get a photo of the others because I first looked at the unfinished designs. Despite the beauty of the booths, you will be attracted to the products they sell because you will see different types on display at each booth. And this is also the one that won't be late,  

 The umbrellas in above that will avoid us to get hurt  of the Sun when you look at the booths. right here in this part you will enjoy taking pictures because you will see the beautiful booths lined up along the road.. And it will be even more beautiful at night because all the lights will be turned on to see the beauty of what they have done, tourists can see better  view of the Simbalay 27th Festival  And why is it held every year on December day.

Gender Expression in Public & Private Schools in the Philippines

The words gender and intercourse are often used interchangeably, however they've unique meanings; sex has a tendency to consult biological differences, at the same time as gender more regularly refers to cultural and social differences, and sometimes includes a broader variety of identities than the binary of male and female.For the longest time, it become assumed that sex and gender have been related and fixed; that all males are or should be masculine and that all females are or should be feminine. In many cultures, there are very inflexible expectations around how boys and girls have to behave, as well as stereotypes of appropriate feminine and masculine behaviours. A person whose gender identity is in contrast to the sex they were born with may identify as transgender. To express their gender, transgender people may also 'transition' from the sex that they were assigned at birth (biological sex) with the help of medications or surgery. However, this may not be an choice for everyone. There is more information on this in the Seeking support section below. How a person identifies their gender depends on what they feel, which may change or stay static. Gender identity and expression can be taken into consideration on a spectrum. Some people may identify more female, or male, while others may feel more in between, or neutral. Those who feel their gender changes from time to time, may be described as gender fluid.Gender expression.The expression of gender through the way you behave and dress is an important part of our self-identity, and is central to our intellectual fitness and wellbeing. Many transgender humans disguise their gender expression in public for worry of negative reactions, violence or discrimination to other.

Geraldine Roman is the first openly transgender lawmaker in the Philippines, and she will be used as an example when discussing gender expression in public and private schools. In the country's 2016 general elections, Roman was the Liberal Party's Congressional candidate for the first district of Bataan province. Roman was lauded by the media as the voice of the LGBTQ community at a time when the Liberal Party, the political party of then-President Benigno Aquino III, was in power (Chen, 2016; Robinson, 2016). After winning the 2016 elections, she joined a select group of openly LGBTQ people from around the world who were able to win seats in public office.

 First, the school official is acting in  official  governmental capacity where FreeSpeech considerations must be observed. Second, school officials have a duty to allow students to express themselves. Finally, just because an idea or gender expression may be unpleasant, it does not necessarily rise to the level of substantially disrupting the educational environment. Tinker is the bedrock case upon which all other educational freedom of speech cases are built. This case hasparticular significance to the LGBTQ community because it held

that expression of sexual orientation—without heightenedadditional factors—cannot be seen as a disturbance of theeducational environment.Student could be disciplined for having delivered a speech that was “sexually explicit” but not legallyobscene at an official school assembly, because theschool was entitled to “disassociate itself” from thespeech in a manner that would demonstrate to othersthat such vulgarity is “wholly inconsistent with the‘fundamental values’ of the public education.Student clothing is another form of expression, but thecourts have upheld student dress codes. In 2001, the Fort ThomasPublic School District in Fort Thomas, Kentucky, approved a student dress code.107 Robert Blau claimed that the school dresscode squelched his daughter’s freedom of expression under the FirstAmendment.

Authorities at every level of government should take steps to promote student safety, equality, and access to education in schools, Human Rights Watch said. Congress should pass anti-discrimination legislation that protects LGBT students in schools. The Department of Education should survey schools to ensure anti-bullying protections are being fully implemented, train teachers to be responsive to the needs of LGBT students, incorporate LGBT issues into curricular modules, and promulgate model policies prohibiting discrimination in schools. At the school level, administrators should strengthen anti-bullying and anti-discrimination policies to ensure LGBT youth are safe and respected.“Prohibiting bullying against LGBT youth was an important first step,” Thoreson said. “Now lawmakers and school administrators should take concrete steps to make those protections meaningful and promote respect for LGBT youth throughout the Philippines’ school system.Schools are the second homes of every young learner. After several years of comfort and security in the arms of their families, a new environment awaits them. In this unfamiliar space, freedom becomes limited. Though it could be to ensure everyone’s safety and belongingness, rules that forbid one to express oneself freely hinder them from discovering what they could be and more. Various school policies do such, and an example is recent news about graduating students being prohibited from wearing their desired form of clothing just because of their gender.

Many members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/Transsexual, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual/Allies, Nonbinary/Genderqueer + (LGBTQIA+) community have suffered from the wrath of society in this cruel world. For being different and unfamiliar, these people get treated in ways that become so inhumane that it scars someone’s heart so badly. This leads them to fail to realize that they’re not at all different from the rest, yet have a clear vision and understanding of what could go on in another’s mind. Even with the knowledge that the Philippines caters to a rich culture cultivated throughout the years, the behavior or the way one expresses oneself may still be threatened by rejection. 

DAY-30

Mga poem na nagsimula sa pinakababa, Para lang makagawa Mahirap man gawin Pero kakayanin Kaya sa mga nagdaang araw unti unti kong natutunan Ang mga hakbang sa bawat poem na aking ginagawa Pero ngayong gabi Hahakbang ako sa pinakahuli Para sa pagtatapos ng aking kwento. 10-26-23 #trentakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-29

Ang bilis lumipas ng panahon Tila kai bilis ng mga alaalang nanatili nalang nakabaon Sa isang larawan, Na kung pagmamasdan, Tila kai sarap balik-balikan yung mga panahon na puno ng kasiyahan Tung tayo'y nagkakatuwaan sa mga kuhang larawang kabaliwan, Pero ma'y larawan ang naiiba sa lahat tila kai sarap pagmasdan Lalong-lalo na kapag nakangiti ang bawat isa Sa bawat kuha Pero lingid sa ating kaalaman Gaano man ka saya ang ating pinagsasamahan Mananatili nalang yun na isang magandang alaala sa isang larawan Sa nakalipas na taon 10-25-22 #trentakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-28

Pagkanindot jud nako mo kanta Pati iro daygon ta Labi na ng langit na mo hilak pagnabati akong kanta. Mga manok na andam magsaba-saba Para sa akong kanta karung adlawa. Maunang tambag nako sa inyoha, Samtang kamo buhi pa, Mangita mo'g iro na andam mo dayi'g ug mo uwang pagnabati imong kanta. 10-24-22 #trentakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-27

Pinatunayan mo Sa aming imahinasyon Na ang ganitong mukha na pang fiction Ay totoo, Lahat sila nagtataka sa iyong mukhang ubod ng gwapo Tila walang makakahigit kahit nino 10-23-22 #trentakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-26

Araw sa among barangay Maunang lipay lipay Bahalag walay studihay Basta maka asay 10-22-22 #treantakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-25

Di malilimutang ika'y bahagi ng aking buhay Mga pinagdaanan niyo kai hirap kalimutan at paniwalaan, Mga eksena sa bawat pahina Ang nagpatulo ng aking mga luha. 10-21-22 #trentakabalaksatrentadias

DAY-24

Lalaking mahilig magbasa Masungit sa personal is so damn! Nakakaakit tignan Dahil pang wattpad ang datingan Kaya boys,wag kayong magpapakita sa amin Baka kayo ay pag-agawan At ikulong sa aming mga tahanan. 10-20-22 #trentakabalaksatrentadias