Draft 2/ blog post no.2 - Q2

 


Climate Change had a big impact of the philippines, the typhoon that hit us destroyed many raw material such as rice that destroyed by the strong wind and cancellation of classes because of the heat wave and the 6 hurricanes that hit us this month, but on the other hand the resiliency of the filipino they survive such a challenge.


 The resiliency of the filipino’s is in another level because they solve the problem of the cancellation of classes by giving the students a module to still learning while at home and the problem of food supply. I’m really proud because I’m a filipino and I know my self I’m one of them.


In conclusion any problem that the filipino face they still go through that due to the unity of the filipino’s. 


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  1. GoldwinAblogDecember 12, 2024 at 4:48 PM

    this post would be better if its longer but still, nice job!

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  2. James Ryan A. RamosDecember 12, 2024 at 4:52 PM

    It would be better if you try to fix your grammar and go more in-depth with the topic, but its still good don't worry!

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