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I observed on the day of our implementation of the novelette we madeabout riot is that not all the children were interested in our story, but there were also children who were interested. The days we spent gathering data were exhausting, but after our implementation, I can say that it was all worth it, especially since we left a lesson for the children to enlighten them and to help lessen the community's issues.

Sabi nga ng aming group,

"Ang tunay na lakas ay hindi nasusukat sa tapang sa gulo, kundi sa tapang na tumalikod sa maling gawain."

thanks to our leaderr, alam mo naman kung sino ka🤣

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During our implementation, the hardest thing we had to do was improvise. such as gathering our crowd which was a much more younger demographic than expected. another hurdle was the delays, which dragged the project slower than expected. but other than that, i am pretty proud that the program was executed successfully/

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First thing i noticed is that we had a difficult time gathering participants for our implementation. We failed to meet our target audience, which is supposed to be teens or adolescents. We did manage to gather a crowd, but our audience are much younger than expected so we had to divert from our og plan and change our way of storytelling. Although there are things that we did not expect or are out of plan, we still managed to do the program successfully regardless.

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MANUEL, FRANK - 12HUMSS 7, HUMANITIES 2 

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MANUEL, FRANK - 12HUMSS 7, HUMANITIES 2 

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The main thing I observed was that you need to be ready for anything and everything that comes your way. Even if you think you're prepared, things might not go your way.

Our documentary implementation took a turn when we couldn't figure out how to use the projector and when the video couldn't be played. We were delayed a whole TWO hours. Thankfully, we were able to overcome it. :)

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During the implementation of our CA project, I realized how important it is to plan everything thoroughly. We have faced so many challenges during our implementation of our CA project, especially on technical difficulties on the day of the community screening. Even with these problems, we were still able to successfully present our documentary film.

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Leading this whole shenanigan and seeing it go off without a hitch? Chef's kiss! We had a vision, and we executed it flawlessly. No cap.

But let's give credit where credit is absolutely due. To our amazing mentors, Mr. Justine De Honor and Mr. John Dave Ariola – you guys are the MVPs! Your guidance was like having the ultimate cheat sheet. Seriously could not have navigated this without your wisdom bombs. ✨

And my TEAMMMMM— Otacan, John Hervie, Mallari, Jeymille, Camu, Andrea, Calupas, Jennylyn, and Calma, Kiara – you guys are the DOLLIANNASSSSS. Every single one of you brought your A-game, and the teamwork was immaculate. You didn't just show up; you showed out, and brought out the inner cuntianna!🧚🏼‍♀️

Now, for a very special shoutout to my rock, my confidant, the one who deserves all the virtual hugs: Francisco, Salvador Caleb. Honestly, this seminar wouldn't have even been a thing without your unwavering support. You were my sounding board, my cheerleader, my minty fresh, and yes, my official "crying shoulder" during those endless sleepless nights fueled by caffeine and sheer willpower. You believed in this vision as much as I did, and for that, I'm forever grateful. You're the real MVP, no debate. 💖

And last but definitely not least, a huge thank you to Miss Liza Mae Cañon! Your guidance throughout this whole journey was like having a fairy godmother for research. Your insights kept us on track and your support was so appreciated. 🙏

So yeah, this seminar was a major slay, and it's all thanks to this incredible team. Give yourselves a pat on the back – you all deserve it! We did THAT. 🔥

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Our group together with the Executive Officer of Palanan, Makati Mr. Aseboque

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Francisco, Caleb - 12HUMSS7 Social Sciences 3

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Francisco, Caleb - 12HUMSS7 Social Sciences 3

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During our community scanning, we gathered that the most frequent problem in Palanan, Makati was the residents' safety. They said that there are notable instances that people were robbed and the roads lacked street lights.

After discussing the program with the Barangay Captain, I was expecting that our solution would be sustainable. I recommended that those who do not have employment would be supported by the Barangay by giving them an opportunity to have a job and acquire skills necessary to reduce the likeliness of resorting into stealing and other unlawful acts.

Instead, we implemented a Band Aid solution. (I think that it was)

We did not solve the problem.

Instead if implementing a project that will minimize criminal rate, the barangay captain recommended us to just inform and educate the residents of Palanan.

To our and their defense, there is no solution to minimize criminal rates if we don't solve the root of the problem—poverty. The greatest challenge in our country.

Because of this, I am not really looking forward to receive a high grade.

I was dissapointed in myself but believe it or not, I became more true to my own initiatives as a HUMSS student. We must have higher expectations to our stakeholders especially government officials. Because one of the reasons why other people choose to do criminal acts is their lack of basic needs. That basic needs should be given to the people instead of taking advantage of our tax payers.

All in all, I am thankful to my groupmates especially to Vergel Santos III and Shamella Santiago who always had the initiative to help and contribute to our implementation. I am also extending my appreciation to the Barangay Council of Palanan, my teachers Mr. De Honor, Mr. Ariola, and Ms. Cañon who guided us to accomplish our program with the best of our knowledge. Lastly, to the participants that gave their time to attend our seminar even though that it was a Sunday. We are thankful that according to the participants' feedback, our seminar was smooth, informative, and helped you in any way.

We hope that this sparked the importance of the involvement of the constituents to have more sustainable solutions and to attain the needs of the many.

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When we implemented it, I observed that pets should not be left to defecate anywhere because there are many bacteria that can cause harm to human health because of this and one of the things I observed was that you should "tapat mo linis mo". It was tiring those days but it was worth it because our leader was great, maybe that was Kia??? That's it, hehe

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Abdul Jabbar 12 HUMSS 7 (Group 1 - Humanities)

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Abdul Jabbar 12 HUMSS 7 (Group 1 - Humanities)

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During our implementation, we faced minor issues, like delays and missing equipment, but we managed to handle them. It wasn't easy, with the heat index, the exhaustion from travelling, and hunger, but these didn't stop us from succeeding. The kids, though young, really opened our eyes to the relevant issues in their community. I'm not great with kids, but everything went smoothly. This wouldn't have been possible without the help of Barangay officials and my group. It was an honor to experience something that not only benefits the community but also gave us a better understanding of different perspectives. Kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan. They may be young, but they really grasp the challenges in their community, like drugs, and know how to avoid them.

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During our implementation, we faced minor issues, like delays and missing equipment, but we managed to handle them. It wasn’t easy, with the heat index, the exhaustion from travelling, and hunger, but these didn’t stop us from succeeding. The kids, though young, really opened our eyes to the relevant issues in their community. I’m not great with kids, but everything went smoothly. This wouldn’t have been possible without the help of Barangay officials and my group. It was an honor to experience something that not only benefits the community but also gave us a better understanding of different perspectives. Kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan. They may be young, but they really grasp the challenges in their community, like drugs, and know how to avoid them.

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i observed the importance of clear planning and collaboration. without a proper plan, we wouldn't have had a successful implementation and without the insights of teachers and parents we wouldn't have our magazine to share with other parents and children across catmon, malabon. despite hinders and blunders, we manage to disseminate knowledge about the importance of early childhood education :3

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During the implementation of our seminar, I have observed that it is really important to have the right audience to ensure meaningful engagement and successful passing of information.

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During the implementation of our C.A. (Community Action) projects, I was able to observe significant differences between our first and second seminars.

In our first seminar, things did not go as smoothly as we had hoped. There was a lot of confusion among the attendees, especially regarding the distribution of items intended for the children. Many parents insisted on including their children even if they were not eligible, which led to some disorder and minor arguments. Another challenge we faced was related to the participants themselves. Prior to the event, the SK Chairman assured us that everything was already arranged. However, upon arriving at the venue, we discovered that many things were not yet prepared, which caused delays and added stress to the team. It was a learning experience for all of us, and although we managed to push through, the situation taught us the importance of better communication and clearer coordination with our partners and local officials.

In contrast, the second seminar was a completely different experience. Thanks to the guidance and leadership of Ms. Amano, Mr. Almario, Mr. Ariola, and Mr. De Honor, the program went incredibly smoothly. Everything was well-organized, and there were no major issues from beginning to end. I observed that the participants were genuinely attentive throughout the discussion. They were very eager to learn about the topic, and their engagement was evident through their active listening and participation. It was clear that they were truly interested in gaining new knowledge, and that motivated us even more to deliver our best.

Despite all the problems and challenges we encountered during the preparation and the earlier stages of our implementation, the outcome of the second seminar was very fulfilling. The atmosphere was positive, the program flowed without any major hiccups, and in the end, it felt like a true success (thank you sa lahat ng kaibigan ko jan🫵🏻). Seeing the smiles on the participants' faces and knowing that they had learned something valuable made all our efforts and hardships worth it. This whole experience showed us that persistence and good planning really do make a big difference in community engagement.

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What I observed during our implementation is that the barangay officials provided everything we needed for the seminar and supported us. The people were interested in listening to our speakers despite some minor problems that occurred. Their cooperation truly contributed to the success of the seminar. With that, I would like to thank everyone who helped with our seminar; I really appreciate it. I know this was difficult for us, but at least our seminar was successful.

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I observe that it is important to manage the time prior to the implementation of the seminar as it could affect the flow of the seminar. I remember the time where we were lacking participants which contributed to the whole performance of the implemented seminar. And it is also important to have a great support or collaboration with barangay officials as this further increases the probability of a successful seminar—that is to solve the underlying problems that are happening within the barangay.

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I observed that in spite the pressure, technical errors, and the here and there blunders, it was quite the enjoyable and interesting experience, in particular, my interactions with the participants, group members, and teachers has taught me a lot, from the preparations up to the activities, and finally the conclusion of the seminar.

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lagyan mo asin para balut-

During our seminar, I noticed that we encountered a lot of technical issues, and wish we had addressed them earlier. We should’ve been the ones to find the participants instead of relying on the barangay and encoutered more problems like we forgot that we have mics, the respondents, etc. But in the end, we still managed to make it work.

(sumakses ka na eh)...

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What I have observed is that our project was a real rollercoaster! We were asking for solicitations and donations just to make things happen because our budget was barely enough for our transpo, let alone rent a projector. On top of that, the barangay officials were like intimidating gatekeepers and the venue? Well it was a basketball court right next to a burol with motorcycles parked nearby and a barbecue stand in the back. It felt like we were trying to host a seminar and burol at the same time! But despite the chaos we made it work with teamwork, a bit of luck, and a lot of borrowed stuff from classmates!

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I observed that during our implementation is that the residence of community that we conduct a project was very cooperative and the barangay official really helps us to organize and make our community project successful.

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What I observed from every child we met was that most of them were no longer studying. That day was a lot of fun with the children we worked with during our implementation, We didn't just teach them, we also made sure they enjoyed the activities we had them do. Not only did they learn from us, but I also learned from them. Because they told me about their experiences and the kind of hardships they are experiencing now. I'm happy because we were one of those who were able to give them a little help.

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My insights during the seminar is the audience is very active if the speaker asking about the topic, and the audience is stayed the whole time. We didn't have much of a technical issue and I was happy because the people in the Barangay also took care of us and helped us with the things we needed, they also provided it.

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We made two separate implementations at C.A in our efforts to achieve perfection and professionalism. The barangay community prevented us from achieving success in our first attempt. The absence of barangay support alongside an unprepared community makes community outreach extremely challenging when obtaining responses. Experience from our initial endeavor became useful instructional information that helped us produce a flawless second attempt. When respondents receive no benefits from participating in research activities they tend to avoid the studies or fail to cooperate. We learned many valuable lessons from this experience that turned out to be an excellent adventure.

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I observed that many people need help, because during our Implementation I saw their struggles by sharing their experiences in life. With that, my heart was so happy because we were able to help by giving non-fiction books.

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SARECIA (12-HUMSS6 GROUP 5 SOCIAL SCIENCES)

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SARECIA (12-HUMSS6 GROUP 5 SOCIAL SCIENCES)

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I observed that people were happy and excited to go for our seminar, especially when they found out that there was a raffle and when the winner was announced, they're so excited at intense during that time hahahahaha

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BAUTISTA (12 HUMSS 6 - GROUP 3 SOC SCIE)

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BAUTISTA (12 HUMSS 6 - GROUP 3 SOC SCIE)

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During our seminar, I notice that there are some technical problems we encounter, but we find a solution for them, and the barangay officials are prepared for our needs in our seminar. Our guest speakers really did well to explain our goal of why we did a seminar in their area. To our participants, they stay from the start until the end of our seminar, which we really appreciate. We are thankful to have a successful implementation.

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I noticed that on the day of our seminar we encountered some issues, Because the Congress took our scheduled time in order to do their own activities, and also regarding the availability of cables in our presentation, With that issue our seminar is late in time planned implementation. But with all of this issues we over came the problems and proceed to implement our goals and ultimately succeed.

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AMBAS (12 HUMSS 6, GROUP 1 - HUMANITIES)

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AMBAS (12 HUMSS 6, GROUP 1 - HUMANITIES)

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At first, I felt nervous before implementing our implementation. Despite of the initial thought, I have observed the joyful faces of the children because we're implementing a storytelling program. We had a technical problem to deal with but analyzing the experiences of the children in Barangay 372 desires me to continue exploring the community. It was not just about solving the problems of the residents but studying various experiences of them. Seeing them being proud of the community they belonged to, gained me a lesson to understand the community of Barangay 372 or Manila North Cemetery.

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Sumakses! (Success!) Yes galing! (Yes nice!). Everything in our community seminar was a success, we had our stuff ready before hand from the food (lunch and merienda), the tents, the chairs, the giveaways (money, dog and cat food, treats, leashes, and poop bags). Even though our first seminar was an hour late, because of a certain politician who I shall not name (Abante) decided to campaign last minute in the barangay pushing our schedule back, we accomplished everything and finished right on time. I also noticed (observed) that while we were on the planning and implementation stage of our project, the barangay secretary was the one who mostly did the work instead of the barangay chairman (no shade). All the barangay officials from the kagawads to the secretary were all helpful. The sunlight during both seminars (the first and second seminar), created problems with the projectors.

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From what I observed, our seminar went really well, even though our group wasn’t complete. The presentations were fun and engaging, and the audience stayed interested the whole time. We still managed to get our message across to the people who would benefit from our project. The audience was responsive too, which made it easier for us to deliver our part. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’m proud of how everything turned out.

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As i observed in our seminar, we should have a complete equipment for our seminar, because when we get there. A lot of things got complicated, especially within the venue, we thought our venue will be a covered court, but when we get there it's not a covered court, it's just covered with squatters. We lack a lot of equipments, specifically for our presentation, we did not have a tv or a projector and that takes a lot of time for us to start, the area is also bad for our participants who joined the seminar, there's a guy who's fighting but the police got them right on time. We also didn't have a lot of time and lack a lot of things that we needed.

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My insights during the seminar is the officials and the residents of the baranggay is very cooperative and attentive, we may have an problem to our projector but we tried to do our best.

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One thing I noticed during our implementation was that many of the kids had a hard time with reading. I don’t mean this as an insult or a way to criticize them—I actually admire them even more because of it. I tried to let them read on their own, but after a while, they gave up and asked me to read the chapters for them. Even so, their answers and thoughts after each reading were very meaningful. When I gained their trust, they were full of energy and excitement during our discussions. Even though they had busy lives outside of our sessions, they still chose to spend their time with us, learning and sharing their ideas. I am truly grateful for their effort, their time, and their willingness to learn from us🫶🏻❤️

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ASCUNA (12 HUMSS 6 - GROUP 1 HUMANITIES)

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ASCUNA (12 HUMSS 6 - GROUP 1 HUMANITIES)

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What I have observed during our seminar is that we had a hard time dealing with the presentation because the TV is not connecting properly into our laptop, and the participants was late and the tables and chairs that the barangay was supposed to lend in to our implementation was also late. But overall the implementation went smoothly.

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During our implementation, I have observed that we should arrive 4-3 hours earlier in the venue to be able to get ready to set up the materials that will be used for the program, more specifically technical stuffs like laptop, projector, speaker, and microphone. Because dealing with technology can be tricky especially if they're not properly checked first— like what happened on the first hours of our implementation that held us back.

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What I observed during our implementation is that it’s difficult to encourage people if you have nothing concrete to offer them. However, I can’t really blame them. they simply want practical experience. Another thing I noticed is that motivation tends to fade when people don't clearly see how an activity will benefit them. It made me realize that effective leadership isn't just about inviting others; it’s also about showing them the value of their efforts.

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Our environmental awareness seminar and support program, "Trash Talk: Smart Ways To Manage Waste," has truly carved a beautiful purpose in my heart. What began as a vision that seemed impossible and was doubted many times turned out to be a success. I am proud that our group was able to invite two well-known guest speakers in the fields of science and the environment, which added great value to the seminar.

We also had the opportunity to donate protective and cleaning equipment to street sweepers. More importantly, with the help of the Community Outreach and Linkages, we were able to provide grocery raffles to those in need. It was heartwarming to see almost 60 to 70 participants, and most of them stayed until the end of the seminar.

I am beyond grateful for the cooperation and support of the barangay officials, as well as our teachers, parents, and friends. Their encouragement made this event possible. I am excited and hopeful to organize more community seminars like this in the future, continuing to raise awareness and make a positive impact.

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During the implementation of our community project, I made various observations and gained insights. One of them is that you cannot please everyone. As our implementation occurs, a few of our respondents are just there for what we will give them. But regardless, you should not focus on the negative. Use the negative side of your actions as an inspiration and determination to be better and stronger. Next, we could not have implemented if we hadn't stuck together. Without our partnered NGO, barangay personnel, and our beloved teachers, we would fail. So I am most grateful to them, together with my co-members. And lastly, even a small change you have made may play a huge role in deviance. Changing a stagnant world may begin with tiny changes.

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What I have observed in our implementation is that people will really follow if the one who commands it is an officer of the barangay or someone that they know but regardless they are reluctant to follow also they are really shy but it turns out goods since they are really easy to command and kind

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ANGELINE DELA ROSA 12 HUMSS 6 GROUP 1 SOC SCIE

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ANGELINE DELA ROSA 12 HUMSS 6 GROUP 1 SOC SCIE

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I just observe and just realize if we only have more time to save more money for us to give more grocery or relief goods to the people of brgy 20 isla puting bato, i just think that we can give more to people that in need. During our seminar i also observe that we are lacking to man power and it lead us to be in need of technical

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I observed before the seminar that we should have prepared earlier and informed the citizens ahead of time to participate, as we had a hard time finding participants. It even reached the point where rescheduling the seminar was considered. However, thankfully, it pushed through. During the seminar, the participants were attentive, and some were very engaged and eager to learn.

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I noticed during our seminar that we encountered some issues with our presentation because the laptop suddenly became unavailable. Also, some participants were unexpectedly unable to attend even though they were given stubs several days before the seminar. However, we were able to find solutions to all of these problems, and overall, the seminar still went smoothly because those who attended were attentive and actively participated.

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what i have observed when we implemented our seminar is that we had trouble finding participants although we already gave stabs for them, and it seems that the day we conducted our seminar the participants were all busy

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LIMPIN (12 HUMSS 5 - GROUP 2 SOCIAL SCIENCES)

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LIMPIN (12 HUMSS 5 - GROUP 2 SOCIAL SCIENCES)

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I observed during our implementation that the chairman had a hard time deciding whether to implement the policy we proposed because of the people who were not willing to follow the laws they were proposing, but the chairman still implemented it because he knew the benefits it would bring to them. While hanging tarpaulins for awareness among the people in the barangay, I observed how curious they were about what was inside the tarpaulin we were putting up.

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What I have observed in our implementation is that it is really important to coordinate with the barangay officials so that our project is more organized and clean.