Module 3: Sleep who??
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For weeks, we have been preparing for our final defense, a.k.a. the Research Congress. From preparing our research plans (the three of us are not in the same group), to preparing our research posters, and to making our own research notes, the three of us really felt a significant hit of tiredness. We went through a rollercoaster ride of emotions, and our papers also went through a series of revisions. During the said 2 weeks, the most asked question in our classroom was probably "kaubra na kamo amo ni?". You can all bet that our answer to that question every time was "wala e, kami pa". Juggling all our school works, whether it was written, filmed, or recited, we are certainly surprised that we have gotten through! All of our posters are done, and we are too (jk).
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From Nejie: How to train your eyebags 😍. No but seriously, this is an experience that we will cherish. So much emotions going through us that day, it felt so surreal like "is this really happening!?!?". And even though that day was very tiring, I'm glad everyone pushed through to reach the end goal.
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Module 4: Boss Fight
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We were all anxious and nervous on the day of the research congress. But we all know we can do it, and we studied and practiced extensively, which is one of the reasons I am not nervous (Sophie). Me and nejie were groupmates alongside with dave and Iris was in a different group with Khayze and Samantha, while we were preparing to go to the venue where the cingress would be held, we helped each other by asking questions and giving tips to each other. We prayed and exchanged hugs and good luck before heading to the venue. The flow of the congress was unexpected; it was very easy, which was fortunate given our confidence. Following the congress, the teachers award the student who stands out the most, and we never expected to win. My group came in second place for best poster. Iris' group came in second place in oral defense and first place in best research poster. This proves that nothing is impossible as long as we are consistent and patient. All of our efforts, blood, sweat, and tears have been rewarded.
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mods 5: Dance Till You're Dead
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Hell weeks are no longer surprises for STE students. In fact, we mentally prepare ourselves from week 1. Hell weeks are tiring, jammed, exhausting, uncool, and not fun according to all STE students I know. Nonetheless, we still pushed through with our performance task. It was definitely not a fun one to handle as the performance task focuses on handling the entire section, and knowing my classmates, practicing with them is not something I consider as paradise. We got a score of 100, and we also had so much fun (mostly stress) preparing.Fun fact, we took a test in math while wearing our Sakuting costumes:)).The practice, props, costumes, and preparations may be crammed, but the performance task definitely created a core memory as it is our final big presentation in MAPEH.PSFrom Iris: While writing the caption, I couldn't help but reminisce about all the things I went through with my classmates. I will certainly never forget the highs and lows we all went through.
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