Bulletin board by Adelwina Asuncion

Reflection questions

aasuncion6 — 2024-04-17 21:21:46 UTC

1. What was your favorite part of the museum tours and why?

2. What new information or insights did you gain from the exhibits?

3. Did anything surprise you during the tours? Explain.

4. How did the museum tours change or enhance your understanding of the topics discussed in class?

Insert your group picture taken at the Teus Mansion (at the Philippine government's official seal).

aasuncion6 — 2024-04-17 21:24:08 UTC

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benj

s21009712 — 2024-04-18 00:07:31 UTC

My favorite part was when my group and I answered the given questions together
I gained new info about the Philippines' past
Nothing had me surprised
It didn't

Diego

2024-04-18 00:07:51 UTC

My favorite part of the museum is change maker 2040. Because it talks about the electricity and the diorama.

2. My Info is how electricity worked

3. Something surprises me because we were trying experiments.

it talks about every exhibit all around

2024-04-18 00:08:04 UTC

The Malacañang Palace because it showed the history of the Philippines and it's presidents and vice presidents as well as the years of the world from 1900s to present.
A new information that I gained from the exhibits is the medals.
The change of Earth by 2040 suprised me because by that year we will be having a lot of cleaner air.
It changed my understanding by just taking photos.

Thirdy

2024-04-18 00:08:17 UTC

I enjoyed the trip because it gave me a new experience in exploring other areas

But I mostly enjoyed the the government because I love politics

Tim

discayatimothyjames — 2024-04-18 00:09:01 UTC

My favourite part about the museum tours was in the ChangeMaker 2040 wherein there were many interactive things.
The new information I gained from the exhibits was how to file a lawsuit case.
The most surprising part of the tour was that the pieces of the Malacañang Palace were still original
The things that were in the museum tour that enhanced my understanding was the Supreme Court wherein I gained information about how to file a case and how it had evolved through the years.

Lance

2024-04-18 00:09:46 UTC

My favorite part of this museum is Teus Mansion because there were a lot of artifacts, presidents, and paintings.
My new information or insights that I gain from the 4 tourist museums are the history of Philippine presidents from birth to death like Joseph Estrada, Jose P. Laurel, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Manuel Roxas, Ramon Magsaysay, Benigno Aquino III, Corazon Aquino, Ferdinand Marcos, Diosado Macapagas, and many more; beautiful landscape from Manila Bay, Luneta Park, Rizal Park, and Intramuros, and the speakers from what they discussed in the museum.
Yes, I felt a bit excited and surprise during the tours because I went places to visit a lot and take pictures of the important people with my classmates.
Museum tours change the understanding of the topics that we discussed in class are part of throughout the Philippine History and Science. We should take a look of the observations of the senators, science dioramas, presidents, and supreme court justices. to discover a lot of places, I should take a lot of pictures of the information about the ideas of the topics.

kate

s2000484 — 2024-04-18 00:10:30 UTC

i liked going on the van rides, it felt like being in a movie scene
i learned about the history of the presidents, how the senate works, what its like in the supreme court, and how people are working for a better future
i was surprised when the senate gave us the bag with free stuff in it, i thought that was pretty cool
it made things about the world feel less mysterious and more familiar, and i feel like i have a better understanding of how they work

About the Field Trip

2024-04-18 00:13:51 UTC

Jacob's answer for Supreme Court: I had fun in the Supreme Court and getting to know how the supreme court looks like and I can see the things they use for the court

Jacob's answer in Teus Mansion: I had fun going to the Teus Mansion especially Lace was telling what the Philippine flag symbolizes and I can see all the presidents in the Teus Mansion and their information about all the presidents.

Senate of the museum and Joel's office: It was similar to the Teus Mansion that I can see the presidents there and especially Joel Villunueva being introduced and known for a senate.

Changemaker 2040: I had fun in Changermaker 2040 because I can see the toys there and there were coloring activities and I was supposed to picture all but I was slightly given a chance to take a picture of them

Nate's Answers

2024-04-18 00:14:34 UTC

My favorite part was going to Teus Mansion because it was the most interesting part of the trip.
I learned about what the presidents did, what they wore, and how they died. I even learned about the first ladies.
No. Not really
They gave me more information and allowed me to get a proper look inside the places rather than just expecting me to think of it by myself.

Me, Benj, and Clark

2024-04-18 00:15:52 UTC

JM- My favorite part is the change maker 2040. Becuase you can see if what will happen to our planet in 2040. And theirs also toys and games their and we can also draw their and explode like our world in there. But I also enjoy going to the meuseum and in the Malakanyang palace becuase we can see historical figures. And we can see the paintings of the people there and there history and stories.

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Frankie

2024-04-18 00:19:44 UTC

My favorite part of the museum tour was when we got to explore the mansion.
The museum was old and renovated.
The one thing that surprised me is that at the age of 15, Valentin Teus started his business in the Philippines and when he remarried he gifted his wife a wonderful home.
We should care for our earth more.

Liam B

2024-04-18 00:24:58 UTC

My favorite part was the Senate museum because it showed all the interesting things about the Senate and it was very interesting.
I learned a lot about politics in the Philippines.
The thing that surprised me is that they had the barong of the presidents.
It gave me an insight into how politics work in the Philippines.

Matthew

2024-04-18 00:26:01 UTC

1.) My favourite part of the museum tour is Teus Mansion because it has all the artifact of our previous president and I'm interested and I wanted know about their contribution in the Philippines.

2.) The new information that I've gain is that how all of our previous presidents have shaped our nation from past to present.

3.) I am surprise how all artifact are real, like our first president's clothes. That made surprise because I wanted to see it in person of how he dressed during the Spanish Colonial Era.

4.) This museum enhanced my understanding in class because it related to my topic in social science like how did our leaders evolve our country into modern society

Robby

2024-04-18 00:29:03 UTC

My favorite part of one of the museum tours is visiting the supreme court. and, that, I visited the past Chief Justice and Associate
I learned about Science in the UN SDG.
I get to visit a lot of places.
It improved my understanding of the topics in Science.

2024-04-18 00:32:44 UTC

My favorite part of the museum tours was the Teus mansion in the Malakaniang compound. I learned about the contributions of the previous presidents. The Change of Earth by 2040 surprised me because of the interactive stations throughout the museum. The museum tours enhanced my understanding by providing an in-depth explanation about the topics in class.