Zuirich John

Hello! In this blog, I will be talking about how the COVID - 19 virus affected the quality of education in schools today. As the COVID - 19 virus spreads in the Philippines faster than wildfire in a forest, so did the challenges that the virus brought along with. And those challenges affected the quality of education. And as a student myself, I cannot help but agree with that statement.   When the COVID - 19 virus arrived in the Philippines, it changed everything, including the quality of the education. And because of that virus, the whole country had to go on lockdown and everyone was prohibited from attending large gatherings, like churches, parties, and of course, schools. Because of that, Dep-Ed had to resort to Digital Learning in order to follow through with the health protocol that the Department of Health (DOH) implemented. And with that, came the challenges of the pandemic. Because Dep-Ed resorted to Digital Learning, every student was recommended to use devices like Laptops,

Hello! In today’s blog, I will be talking about the Resilience of the people of this country, what made Filipinos resilient, the challenges of Filipinos being resilient, and what do other people think of the resilience of Filipinos. Over the years, Filipinos have been facing so many adversities in this country. And as a fellow Filipino myself, I know how that feels. We’ve been facing typhoons, questionable actions by the ruler, killings, and many more. And as COVID arrives to the Philippines,the resilience of the Filipinos are being tested.   Even before COVID happened in the Philippines, the Filipinos were already resilient because of the ruling and what he did over the years. Ever since of Duterte’s ruling, many lives of Filipinos were lost to the “War on Drugs” act, human rights of Filipinos were threatened, police misconduct, ignorance of Filipino lives, and many more. And because of that, the resilience of the Filipinos are getting stronger. Now during the time of the Typhoon Ulys

Heya! Zuirich here, and today In this topic, I’m gonna be telling my opinions about him in this letter. Yes, a blog in a form of a letter. I really hope that what I said in the letter comes true because we are in a state of crisis and all that. Anyways, enjoy reading the letter!   “Dear President Duterte”   Keep doing your best Duterte on being the president! You may have caused some controversial things in the past, but I know you can make it up to us in the future. Keep doing your best to reduce the cases of COVID in the Philippines and make the Philippines a better place. I also hope that you can fix the corrupt government with your power. From a Student in ISNHS, Zuirich John P. Aquitania Source of Photo: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/04/philippines-president-duterte-architect-of-war-on-drugs-jokes-about-smoking-pot

In this topic, I’ll be describing myself as a student and a 15-year-old teen. Now I know that I have to add 4 more sentences here. But I don’t really know what to say other than that. The first sentence literally said everything that’s contained in this blog. Either way, might as well go with the flow.   Hi, my name is Zuirich John P. Aquitania, a student in ISNHS and the 4th  sibling in the family and is considered as the “weird” one in it. Basically, I’m the little brother of the 3 Siblings. I like playing RPG games, drawing things that are interesting to me and listening to music from video games and other famous musicians. Most of the time, I’m sleepy and tired because I don’t get enough of those Z’s but I try to get through it. I try to be respectful to friends and strangers and I try to be more helpful to my friends when there’s a problem. I really like taking to people online and getting to know them better because it’s super fun and I like it. I am a bit shy when it comes to ta