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Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles. Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles. Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for. I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles. Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for. I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible. Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not au
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In today's class, we delved into a meaningful and thought-provoking discussion on the Ten Commandments. The aim was to enhance the students' understanding of these ancient principles and their relevance in modern society. Through interactive activities and engaging dialogue, we explored the moral and ethical values embedded within the commandments.
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Icebreaker Activity: To set the tone for the class, we began with an icebreaker activity where students shared their interpretations of what it means to lead a moral and ethical life. This allowed them to reflect on their own beliefs and attitudes.
Historical Context: We briefly discussed the historical context of the Ten Commandments, highlighting their origin in biblical texts and their significance to the Jewish and Christian traditions. This background information helped students grasp the commandments' cultural and religious importance.
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Reflection and Sharing: We concluded the class by providing students with an opportunity for personal reflection. They were asked to share any insights gained, personal experiences related to the commandments, or any challenges they might face in adhering to them.
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Narrative Report: Class Discussion on the Ten Commandments
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Class: [Class Name]
Teacher: [Teacher's Name]
Introduction:
In today's class, we delved into a meaningful and thought-provoking discussion on the Ten Commandments. The aim was to enhance the students' understanding of these ancient principles and their relevance in modern society. Through interactive activities and engaging dialogue, we explored the moral and ethical values embedded within the commandments.
Summary of Activities:
Icebreaker Activity: To set the tone for the class, we began with an icebreaker activity where students shared their interpretations of what it means to lead a moral and ethical life. This allowed them to reflect on their own beliefs and attitudes.
Historical Context: We briefly discussed the historical context of the Ten Commandments, highlighting their origin in biblical texts and their significance to the Jewish and Christian traditions. This background information helped students grasp the commandments' cultural and religious importance.
Commandment Analysis: We analyzed each of the Ten Commandments individually, encouraging students to express their thoughts and interpretations. We examined the practical implications of these commandments and how they relate to our daily lives.
Group Discussion: Students were divided into small groups to discuss the relevance of each commandment in today's society. They explored various scenarios and situations where these principles could be applied. The aim was to foster critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills.
Real-Life Applications: To further reinforce the relevance of the commandments, we discussed contemporary issues and ethical dilemmas faced by individuals and society. Students were encouraged to apply the commandments to these situations and propose ethical solutions.
Reflection and Sharing: We concluded the class by providing students with an opportunity for personal reflection. They were asked to share any insights gained, personal experiences related to the commandments, or any challenges they might face in adhering to them.
Conclusion:
Through this class on the Ten Commandments, students were able to explore and understand the moral and ethical values these ancient principles embody. The interactive activities and group discussions allowed for an engaging learning experience, enabling students to connect the commandments to their own lives and the challenges they encounter. By encouraging critical thinking and reflection, the class fostered a deeper understanding of the commandments' relevance in our modern society.
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Welcoming People Warmly
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Making people feel welcome
Making people feel welcome involves creating an environment where individuals feel comfortable, valued, and included. Here are some tips to help you make people feel welcome:
Greet people warmly: When you meet someone for the first time or see them after a long time, greet them warmly with a smile and a friendly hello. This shows that you are happy to see them and that you value their presence.
Be approachable: Make sure you appear friendly and approachable. Smile, make eye contact, and use open body language to signal that you are open to conversation.
Be inclusive: Make sure everyone feels included in the conversation. If someone is standing alone, go over and start a conversation. Introduce people to each other, and be mindful of any language barriers or cultural differences that may affect communication.
Show interest: Show a genuine interest in people by asking them questions about themselves, their interests, and their experiences. This helps to build a connection and shows that you value their presence.
Be respectful: Treat people with respect and kindness, regardless of their background or beliefs. Avoid making assumptions or judgments based on appearance or stereotypes.
Create a comfortable environment: Make sure the environment is comfortable and welcoming. Provide comfortable seating, refreshments, and appropriate lighting to create a relaxed atmosphere.
Overall, making people feel welcome involves showing kindness, respect, and inclusivity towards others. By creating a warm and inviting environment, you can help people feel more comfortable and valued in your presence.
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The document outlines three types of assessment: assessment for learning, assessment of learning, and assessment as learning. Assessment for learning occurs when teachers use student progress to inform their teaching. Assessment of learning occurs when teachers make judgements about student achievement against standards. Assessment as learning occurs when students self-reflect and monitor their progress to set future learning goals. The document also provides examples of each type of assessment.
descriptive writing.pptx
The writer uses her senses to describe a scene from her village located near a river. She describes seeing pebbles and boulders in the dry riverbed that appeared white in the sun. The water was clear as it swiftly moved through channels and looked blue in color. The document provides tips on descriptive writing by showing details through senses rather than just telling information.
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“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the water was clear and swiftly moving and blue in the channels.“In the late summer of that year we lived in a house in a village that looked across the river and the plain to the mountains. In the bed of the river there were pebbles and boulders, dry and white in the sun, and the wa
PED-7B.pptx
1. There are three types of assessment: assessment for learning, assessment of learning, and assessment as learning.
2. Assessment for learning occurs before or during instruction and is used to assist student progress towards curriculum goals.
3. Assessment of learning takes place after instruction and is used to determine if learning objectives were achieved, especially for assigning grades using summative assessments.
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Facts of example 1: Same-sex unions have just recently been made lawful in all 50 states. While this is wonderful, it doesn't change the fact that people still aren't treated equally based on things like their sexuality, color, gender, etc. By committing the same crime as Anne Frank, people continue to get wounded, killed, and evicted from their homes.
Facts of example 2:
Since 1970, there have been approximately 2,000 murders of transgender persons, and the figure keeps rising, according to PBS. Conditions are better than they were even 20 years ago for certain persons who don't fit society's expectations. For some people, things are growing worse.
Facts of example 3:
The idea of human rights emerged stronger after World War II. The extermination by Nazi Germany of over six million Jews, Sinti and Romani (gypsies), homosexuals, and persons with disabilities horrified the world.
Conclusion:
Therefore I conclude that, everything that has happened in the past is our greatest memory, and a lesson that we won't let history repeat itself. Even though our world today is different before, let's still maintain peace. In the end of my life, when I'm reflecting on the world, I hope to look back and see change. I hope to see less hate, and more love.Facts of example 1: Same-sex unions have just recently been made lawful in all 50 states. While this is wonderful, it doesn't change the fact that people still aren't treated equally based on things like their sexuality, color, gender, etc. By committing the same crime as Anne Frank, people continue to get wounded, killed, and evicted from their homes.
Facts of example 2:
Since 1970, there have been approximately 2,000 murders of transgender persons, and the figure keeps rising, according to PBS. Conditions are better than they were even 20 years ago for certain persons who don't fit society's expectations. For some people, things are growing worse.
Facts of example 3:
The idea of human rights emerged stronger after World War II. The extermination by Nazi Germany of over six million Jews, Sinti and Romani (gypsies), homosexuals, and persons with disabilities horrified the world.
Conclusion:
Therefore I conclude that, everything that has happened in the past is our greatest memory, and a lesson that we won't let history repeat itself. Even though our world today is different before, let's still maintain peace. In the end of my life, when I'm reflecting on the world, I hope to look back and see change. I hope to see less hate, and more love.Facts of example 1: Same-sex unions have just recently been made lawful in all 50 states. While this is wonderful, it doesn't change the fact that people still aren't treated equally based on things like their sexuality, color, gender, etc. By committing the same crime as Anne Frank, people continue to get wounded, killed, and evicted from their homes.
Facts of example 2:
Since 1970, there have been approximately 2,000 murders of transgender persons, and the f
RUBRIC-BSED-III.pptx
Facts of example 1: Same-sex unions have just recently been made lawful in all 50 states. While this is wonderful, it doesn't change the fact that people still aren't treated equally based on things like their sexuality, color, gender, etc. By committing the same crime as Anne Frank, people continue to get wounded, killed, and evicted from their homes.
Facts of example 2:
Since 1970, there have been approximately 2,000 murders of transgender persons, and the figure keeps rising, according to PBS. Conditions are better than they were even 20 years ago for certain persons who don't fit society's expectations. For some people, things are growing worse.
Facts of example 3:
The idea of human rights emerged stronger after World War II. The extermination by Nazi Germany of over six million Jews, Sinti and Romani (gypsies), homosexuals, and persons with disabilities horrified the world.
Conclusion:
Therefore I conclude that, everything that has happened in the past is our greatest memory, and a lesson that we won't let history repeat itself. Even though our world today is different before, let's still maintain peace. In the end of my life, when I'm reflecting on the world, I hope to look back and see change. I hope to see less hate, and more love.
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1. First, I will talk to my friends and the people around me about the words of God. Sharing everything about God is one of the greatest things you can offer to them. I will motivate them by sharing and giving to each ot1. First, I will talk to my friends and the people around me about the words of God. Sharing everything about God is one of the greatest things you can offer to them. I will motivate them by sharing and giving to each other, give encouragement to others, be humble, gentle and bear with one another.
2. As a child of God, I will invite others to follow the example of Jesus first, I build friendship toward them, then when I gain their trust that time I can slowly introduce God to their lives. Like for example, by sharing my exp1. First, I will talk to my friends and the people around me about the words of God. Sharing everything about God is one of the greatest things you can offer to them. I will motivate them by sharing and giving to each other, give encouragement to others, be humble, gentle and bear with one another.
2. As a child of God, I will invite others to follow the example of Jesus first, I build friendship toward them, then when I gain their trust that time I can slowly introduce God to their lives. Like for example, by sharing my experiences on how God was never taken for granted despite my evil doings, weaknesses etc. I will show them how God loves me that much, and if my God does it to me and I'm sure that God will do it the same to them.
3. In this kind of situation, I will join them and lead them to the right path I will try my best so that they will not lose their path especially in this wordly things that challenges our faith in God. eriences on how God was never 1. First, I will talk to my friends and the people around me about the words of God. Sharing everything about God is one of the greatest things you can offer to them. I will motivate them by sharing and giving to each other, give encouragement to others, be humble, gentle and bear with one another.
2. As a child of God, I will invite others to follow the example of Jesus first, I build friendship toward them, then when I gain their trust that time I can slowly introduce God to their lives. Like for example, by sharing my experiences on how God was never taken for granted despite my evil doings, weaknesses etc. I will show them how God loves me that much, and if my God does it to me and I'm sure that God will do it the same to them.
3. In this kind of situation, I will join them and lead them to the right path I will try my best so that they will not lose their path especially in this wordly things that challenges our faith in God. taken for granted despite my evil doings, weaknesses etc. I will show them how God loves me that much, and if my God does it to me and I'm sure that God will do it the same to them.
3. In this kind of situation, I will join them and lead them to the right path I will try my best so that they will not lose their pa
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PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2. Show
a. data
b. formula
c. procedure
d. solution
Use one piece of short bond paper for each. Staple together.PED 7a
1. Make a situation of 20 scores from your pupils' evaluation results
a. Find the Mean
b. Find the Median
c. Find the Mode
d. Find Weighted Mean
2.
mario report.22.pptx
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles. Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not au
RESEACRH-PROPOSAL-PRESENTATION-FORMAT.pptx
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not au
mario report..pptx
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not au
TONETS-LECTURE-WRITING-LESSON-PLAN-2021.pdf
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible.Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not au
Filipino culture2.pptx
Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible. Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
Starting at the age of 14th, Entrata began auditioning for various reality television shows to fulfill her ambition of becoming an actress, but she failed. After being rejected several times, Entrata almost did not audition for Pinoy Big Brother Lucky 7 however, her grandfather got ill, she saw it as a reason to try again. Guess what? Entrata went on to win the competition, finally she did it. I really admire her for being who she is, what she is, and where she became. I am proud to say she is a bisaya and that's our biggest similarities. Her skills are one of a kind, she can act, dance, sing, and model. I really love how she boosts her confidence even though there are a lot of bashers around her, and I want to apply it to myself to be a strong and independent woman. Maymay is a beautiful and multitalented young woman with a wacky personality that’s extremely likable. She’s a dreamer and she never lost sight of them and who she’s dreaming it for.
I always admire people who dream big dreams and work hard to reach them. Watching Maymay everyday has given me inspiration to fight for my dreams and work hard even for those dreams I have let go because it deemed impossible Before she became one of the biggest names in Philippines showbiz industry, Maymay Entrata also had her fair share of life struggles.
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