NSTP CWTS - C48 - Padlet by hana

PROMPTS FOR INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY

micacendana — 2025-07-18 17:04:05 UTC

Prompt 1: What and what was your specific NSTP-CWTS moment where it all clicked for you?
Prompt 2: What was your favorite part or moment of NSTP-CWTS?
Prompt 3: Were there any regrets in your journey? If so, what were they, and what are you moving forward?
Prompt 4: If you can describe your whole NSTP-CWTS experience in one word, what would it be? (No explanations needed)

micacendana — 2025-07-18 17:16:04 UTC

Prompt 1: What and what was your specific NSTP-CWTS moment where it all clicked for you?
Prompt 2: What was your favorite part or moment of NSTP-CWTS?
Prompt 3: Were there any regrets in your journey? If so, what were they, and what are you moving forward?
Prompt 4: If you can describe your whole NSTP-CWTS experience in one word, what would it be? (No explanations needed)

Annika Uy

2025-07-26 05:21:53 UTC

A moment where it all clicked was the turnover when we handed the items to the partner comm as well as a few surprises we provided for each other.
My favorite part is every offcampus activity, despite waking up early I get to help out people with my classmates and possibly make someone's day
I think my only regret is thinking that the partner community possibly thought that we might've only been doing because it's a requirement. Being able to help is an opportunity and seeing that the school provided us with that opportunity is thoughtful for both the students and the community
Fulfilling

Zerah Peralta

2025-07-26 05:23:02 UTC

The last off campus session one was the most memorable for me. Apart from the super yummy salo-salo (my favorite part), what really stuck with me was their gratitude and genuine happiness when we turned over the materials — you could truly feel how much it meant to them. If I had any regret, maybe it’s just that I wish I could’ve done more, or been more present in the process. But even with that, I’m really thankful I got to be part of it. If i could describe the entire experience in one word, HUMBLING.

2025-07-26 05:24:29 UTC

It all clicked for me when we were turning over all of the materials and they were grateful for all of our efforts throughout the term
Weidly enough my favorite part in this journey was during resmob despite the problems we encountered. It was nice catching up with people on shift
None
Enlightening

Shanel Dy

2025-07-26 05:24:38 UTC

The moment it all clicked for me was during the turnover, seeing the smiles on the faces of our partner community as we handed over the rice and chairs made me realize the real impact of our efforts.

My favorite part was the whole fundraising experience. It was stressful at times, but it was also fun and fulfilling. I enjoyed working with my blockmates, and it felt good knowing that every effort, no matter how small, helped make the project happen.

If I had one regret, it would be not getting to know the community deeper. I feel like there was still so much more we could’ve learned from their stories and experiences if we had more time.

Heartwarming.

F. LIM

2025-07-26 05:24:48 UTC

Prompt 1: during the turnover of materials

Prompt 2: when we talked with one of the participants by group, towards the end of Day 2

Prompt 3: I don't have any regrets because I think we all did a good job.

Prompt 4: memorable

Nacario, Bianca

2025-07-26 05:24:51 UTC

Seeing the real impact of what we were doing, no matter how small, made me realize how service really goes beyond requirements. It’s about being present and intentional.
My favorite moment was speaking to individuals in the community. During those conversations, I gained genuine insight into what their daily lives looked like, the challenges, routines, and even their hopes.
One regret I have is not being able to fully immerse myself in the activity. Whether it was due to other commitments or just not being present enough in the moment, I feel like I missed out on opportunities to connect deeper and contribute more meaningfully. Moving forward, I want to be more intentional with my time, especially in experiences that have the opportunity to shape my perspective
Grounding.

mary_jo_anonuevo — 2025-07-26 05:26:06 UTC

Prompt 1: During the community immersion when I saw our work help people.
Prompt 2: Organizing the clean-up drive and teaching kids.
Prompt 3: I regret not volunteering more; next time I’ll take more initiative.
Prompt 4: Transformative.

Andrei Chan

2025-07-26 05:26:27 UTC

Prompt 1:

It all clicked for me during our community exposure. Seeing the smiles of the people we helped made me realize how even small efforts can make a real impact.

Prompt 2:

My favorite part was bonding with my groupmates while doing the activities. We struggled, laughed, and learned together.

Prompt 3:

Maybe I regret not speaking up more during discussions and I feel like I had ideas I could’ve shared. But moving forward, I want to be more involved and vocal.

Prompt 4:

One word? Eye-opening.

Sofia Lim

2025-07-26 05:27:06 UTC

It all clicked for me during our last off-campus session. Seeing the genuine smiles and gratitude from the people we helped made everything worth it. That moment reminded me that even small efforts can have a big impact.

My favorite part was documenting photos and videos. As I roamed around capturing moments, I got to see firsthand how engaged and happy everyone was. I also really enjoyed sharing meals with our partner organization. It was simple, but it brought us closer together.

Honestly, I have no regrets. I believe I gave my best throughout the journey, and every challenge helped me grow.

Fulfilling

Ervin Chua

ervin_chua — 2025-07-26 05:28:17 UTC

1- It clicked for me the moment we started our first off campus activity. To plan an event like this is one thing, but to be physically present on the ground is another. It clicked for me when I saw how much fun our partner community was having :)

2- My favourite nstp moment has to be anything involving the logi comm. It's fun to be mobilized and working!

3- I regret not going to the very first off campus last sem.

4- Heartwarming

Mark Piedad

2025-07-26 05:28:21 UTC

Prompt 1: The off-campus activities as I learned to connect, socialize, emphatize, and help our partner organization in so many ways.

Prompt 2: My favorite part/moment of NSTP-CWTS was when we sell stickers during the resmob week as I got to bond with my classmates and at the same time, help our class to earn funds for our partner organization.

Prompt 3: None :)) as my NSTP-CWTS journey is full of fulfillment, learnings, and valuable experiences.

Prompt 4: GROW

Moira Sy

2025-07-26 05:28:38 UTC

Prompt 1: For me, it was the last off-campus that actually clicked for me, that was the day that I realized all the hard-work and efforts. Seeing everything come together and witnessing the impact we made reminded me why we do this in the first place.
Prompt 2: My favorite part of NSTP-CWTS was the resmob week and the off-campus. It was fun to be able to sell our stickers, as well as experiencing being able to help the community.
Prompt 3: I feel like time management, it was personally hard to juggle NSTP with other subjects and extracurriculars.
Prompt 4: fulfilling

Emmanuel Co

2025-07-26 05:28:47 UTC

When we gave the goods and items we bought for them using our resource mobilization funds.
One of my favorite parts of NSTP was the last off-campus activity. This is because I was able to host and see how far our class has gone to help our community.
I had no regrets going during NSTP journey.
I would say it is fulfilling and very memorable. It's not something we always do, and we did it together as a block. It was really fun despite waking up early or having no sleep.

Bricia, Marcus

2025-07-26 05:29:14 UTC

1) A specific moment that clicked to me was when I was talking with my group's partner nanay during the first site visit. This moment clicked to me as it was a moment that brought more purpose and meaning to what this class brings to communities.

2) My favorite part was talking to the nanays during the last day, as it was also the day of the salu-salo and turnover, which made the day more festive.

3) There were no regrets in my journey. I believe the campaign and program were executed well.

4) Fulfilling

Moira Sy

2025-07-26 05:30:03 UTC

Prompt 1: For me, it was the last off-campus that actually clicked for me, that was the day that I realized all the hard-work and efforts. Seeing everything come together and witnessing the impact we made reminded me why we do this in the first place.
Prompt 2: My favorite part of NSTP-CWTS was the resmob week and the off-campus. It was fun to be able to sell our stickers, as well as experiencing being able to help the community.
Prompt 3: I feel like time management, it was personally hard to juggle NSTP with other subjects and extracurriculars.
Prompt 4: fulfilling

Jeoffrey Mateo

2025-07-26 05:30:24 UTC

1. The first time I met our partner community and saw them smiling and happy during our sessions—it clicked for me that we were doing something truly meaningful.
Organizing the Hapag Kalinga fundraiser, where we sold stickers and raffle tickets to raise money for our cause.
I think my only regret is not being able to attend the first off-campus session with our partner community. I missed out on a lot and didn’t get the chance to meet them properly.
Meaningful

Rafael Deray

2025-07-26 05:30:26 UTC

A moment wherein everything just clicked for me during NSTP was during our first visit to our partner community and we got to see the main area for our activities and the places around it as well. Roaming around during the first day was something that helped when the sudden click happened.

My favorite moment during NSTP was on the last day visiting the area, one of the participants approached me and asked question about what was being taught in front. Being able to explain it as much as I could for him to understand made me feel a bit happy inside as I was able to help somebody within the community.

I don’t have big regrets during the NSTP but a small regret I do have would be me brining the wrong cord for the laptop for the projector since that was my only thing I needed to bring but I still messed up. Luckily I was able to compromise a solution in order for the solution to be solved.

Growth

Audrey Chua

audrey_rose_chua — 2025-07-26 05:30:45 UTC

Hearing their personal story and how they appreciated our presence made me realize that even small actions can have a deep impact.
The off campus activity was my favorite part since we got to engage and have fun with the community.
If I had any regrets, it would be not stepping out of my comfort zone more. But aside from that, I have no regrets during our NSTP.
Engaging

Nathaniel

2025-07-26 05:30:46 UTC

The off-campus, it was the part where there was actual action and not just planning and talk.
My favorite moment has to be when we get to hear the stories of the individuals we helped during our off-campus activities. Listening to their stories about their lives made me realize how lucky I am, it is genuinely humbling. It allowed me to find peace on a deeper level, when I was worrying about miniscule activities that troubled me momentarily, while other's are joyous upon the grace of other's visit and care. there are. Overall, this activity has allowed me to express gratitude for what I have, and also reminds me that there is joy when helping others.
I regret not taking it as seriously at the beginning.
Hope

Allyzza Apin

2025-07-26 05:31:00 UTC

It all clicked for me when we were doing the actual implementation and saw the reactions of our partner community there.
The off-campus activities felt like a mini-adventures, so they’re my definitely my favorite. Waking up early wasn’t it, but getting to go somewhere outside campus, do something meaningful, and share that with others made it worth it.
Looking back, I wish I asked more questions and just talked to the community members more. They had so much experience to share and I think that’s something we could’ve all learned from beyond just the activities.
Grateful

Jasmine Grace Francisco

2025-07-26 05:31:04 UTC

1) The specific moment I remember was talking with my first partner. That was where I felt my heart surge with warmth as I here about her resilience in taking care of her son but still smiles even with how tough it gets.

2) My favorite moment was probably off campus activities as I enjoyed seeing the participants laugh with the games, even during the lectures, and also the salo salo we had towards the end.

3) Throughout this journey in serving the community, I believe that I tried my best in doing what I can. However, if I do have regret that would be not talking with more of our participants.

4) Transformative

NATALIE DAYAG

2025-07-26 05:31:50 UTC

The first off-campus session was when it all clicked for me. It was the first time we interacted with the community and asked them questions. And that moment made me realize how much even a small effort from us could help them.

All of the off-campus sessions were my favorite part of CWTS. It gave us the chance to bond with the community, which allowed us to have an understanding of the people we were serving.

If I had one regret, it would be not participating more. Because of that, I feel like I did not have the opportunity to connect more with the community.

Eye-opening.

Raya Mombay

raya_mombay — 2025-07-26 05:32:52 UTC

The moment when everything clicked for me was during the last off-campus activity. Seeing the faces of our Nanays and Tatays of the Partner Community, seeing how we were able to help these people through collaboration. It was a good and heart-warming experience to see our efforts not go to waste, but instead, it put smiles on the faces of our friends.
My favorite part of NSTP-CWTS will have to be the games we played with the Partner Community. I really watching them laugh and connect with us. At that moment, we felt like one -- like we belong in one place and we had a shared purpose.
I have no regrets in this journey. When we had that one-on-one conversations with the Partner Community, I was able to see that we, indeed, were able to make an impact. Seeing our class work together was fulfilling for me.
Grounding

Danielle Garcia

2025-07-26 05:33:18 UTC

The most memorable moment during NSTP-CWTS was the last day of the offcampus session. This was because I was able to witness the results of our hard work during the resmob, which allowed us to gather enough materials needed by the community
My favorite part during NSTP-CWTS was meeting the partner community because I was able to hear some of their stories and I was glad to see their active engagement
A regret that I think I might have is that I wasn’t able to fully interact or be engaged with the partner community.
Realize

Amanda Aurelio

2025-07-26 05:33:54 UTC

The specific moment in NSTP-CWTS that clicked for me was the last session, because I saw how our efforts for this class and project paid off, especially when we gave our gifts to our partner community. I saw how happy they were and how important it was for them.
My favorite part or moment of NSTP-CWTS was when we were making stickers for the resmob week for a cause.

I have no regrets about my journey because I am very happy to help everyone and gain knowledge from it.

Memorable

Mica Cendana

micacendana — 2025-07-26 05:34:14 UTC

The first off-campus session was the most memorable for me, in which we held interviews with our partner community, and we get to ask them about their lived experiences for us to grasp their condition.
Talking with our partner community, not only the organization, but the families who participated in our off-campus activity as well.
To take more initiative and spark volunteerism as the essence of NSTP CWTS.
Warm

Dela Cruz

2025-07-26 05:34:41 UTC

1: During the turnover to our partner community.
2: Every off-campus activity where we engaged with the partner community.
3: I regretted not being able to attend the first off-campus activity. But I made up for it by actively participating in the next ones.
4: Fulfilling

Marcus Bricia

2025-07-26 05:34:50 UTC

1) A moment where that clicked to me was during the first site visit, as seeing the beneficiary gave the class more meaning and purpose.

2) My favorite part of was talking with the nanays during the last, as it was also the salu-salo and turnover, which made the day more festive.

3) I don't have any regrets. I think the campaign and program were executed well by the class.

4) Fulfilling

Francine Hipolito

francine_hipolito — 2025-07-26 05:34:55 UTC

First NSTP Off-Campus showed me how we all live in different backgrounds and how the kids are a big blessings to the family.

Every Off-Campus because i get to bond and help the people in the community. With every kwentuhans and lessons they've shared, I learned a lot. One of these lessons is, Be Grateful for the life you have.

None, Every activity we've done for them is very fulfilling.
Enriching

Cui

2025-07-26 05:35:26 UTC

The moment during the resmob week when all of us were able to contributing our effort in raising our funds that really cliked for me because I felt we were working together like true colleagues, and also during the trunover when we delivered the rice and chairs I realized we were able to help our community in our action.
Every offcampus activity because I have to wake early and get to their place to help them.
One regret I have is not able to contribute extra funds in the resmob week.
transformative

Audrey Chua

audrey_rose_chua — 2025-07-26 05:35:30 UTC

Hearing their personal story and how they appreciated our presence made me realize that even small actions can have a deep impact.
My favorite part was the off campus activity since we were able to connect and have fun with the community.
If I had any regrets, it would be not stepping out of my comfort zone more. But aside from that, I dont have any regrets during my NSTP.
Engaging

Laurene Uy

2025-07-26 05:35:44 UTC

An NSTP-CWTS moment where it all clicked for me was when our partner community told us how happy she was that her autistic son was finally able to recognize her and call her Ma. It made me want to help them more, especially with her son’s therapy sessions. I saw the true meaning on why we do what we do.
My favorite part or moment of NSTP-CWTS was during the last few moments where we were just eating and celebrating with our partner community for all our efforts.
My only regrets in our journey is that we could have raised more money during our resmob week if we were allowed to sell more items like food.
fulfilling

Casey Chiu

2025-07-26 05:36:54 UTC

It all made sense for me when we started planning activities specifically for persons with disabilities. That was the moment I realized NSTP wasn’t just a requirement but it was a real chance to make life easier for people who are often overlooked.

My favorite part was assisting them during our program. Just talking to them, helping with small tasks, and seeing them smile made everything worth it.

I regret not putting in more effort from the beginning. At first, I didn’t really see the impact of what we were doing. Moving forward, I want to stay involved in efforts that support inclusivity.

Empowering

Kristine Masangkay

2025-07-26 05:37:13 UTC

Prompt 1: It all clicked for me during the turnover of materials because it’s not just about the material items but the efforts we’ve made to reach that point

Prompt 2: My favorite part was when we got to talk to one of the members of the community because it felt so genuine and heartwarming to hear her stories.

Prompt 3: I regret not engaging or conversing with the community members more as I realized that they all have different life stories to share. Perhaps I could be more present and grab every opportunity to engage with them if given the chance.

Prompt 4: Fruitful

Audrey Chua

audrey_rose_chua — 2025-07-26 05:37:20 UTC

Hearing their personal story and how they appreciated our presence made me realize that even small actions can have a deep impact.
My favorite part was the off campus activity since we were able to connect and have fun with the community.
If I had any regrets, it would be not stepping out of my comfort zone more. But aside from that, I dont have any regrets during my NSTP.
Engaging

Kreasey Mendola

2025-07-26 05:37:44 UTC

1. The moment where it all clicked for me is when we finally gave what the community needed. It felt reassuring to know that what we did actually had an impact and we would not only get a grade in the subject but help actual people too in the end.

2. The second off-campus activity is my favorite part or moment as all our efforts finally paid off and finally gave back to the community. We got to eat together too which was fun.

3. I regret not talking to more people in our block early on as I was only able to talk to some during the off-campus activities (towards the end of the term) which made me feel like I missed out on a lot more not doing so early on.

4. Inspiring

Francheska Uy

2025-07-26 05:39:26 UTC

It clicked for me during the turnover. Seeing the community so thankful when we gave the bigas, chairs, and TV made me realize how our small efforts meant so much to them.

Looking back, my favorite moment was Resmob Week. Even though it was honestly one of the most stressful weeks, selling raffle tickets and stickers felt really meaningful, knowing it was for our partner community made it all worth it.

I regret not volunteering more and not taking the time to know the community better.

Transformative

David Fernandez

2025-07-26 05:41:15 UTC

Engaging with the community during our off-campus sessions was a truly enriching part of my NSTP experience. I had the chance to connect with individuals, hear their stories, and witness firsthand the challenges they face. It deepened my understanding of what it means to serve.
One of the most fulfilling moments was giving back by executing the proposed plan. Watching our ideas turn into tangible support for the community reminded me that even small efforts can make a difference.
I had no regrets during the NSTP journey.
Special

Sabina Alido

2025-07-26 05:42:06 UTC

Prompt 1: When and what was your specific moment in NSTP- CWTS where it all clicked to you?

It definitely clicked for me when we stepped out of campus and finally saw the community in person. Since I wasn’t part of the previous term’s visit, witnessing the community for the first time was eye-opening. It was heart warming to see each individual and their background, and how the leaders and heads had carefully prepared everything. That moment made me realize the importance of the cause we were all working for. It all felt meaningful.

Prompt 2: Your favourite part of NSTP-CWTS?

My favourite moment was seeing all our behind the scenes work come to life when we all visited the community. Everything we had been planning and preparing for made sense and to witness the fulfilment on the faces of our partner community members during and after the activities made it all worthwhile.

Prompt 3: Were there any regrets in your journey?

If there’s one thing I regret, it’s not being able to give 100% of myself to the projects. There were times when I felt disconnected or distracted because of other academics, and I genuinely feel I could’ve done more for both the Team and the community. I want to be more intentional with time and I definitely want to show up fully.

Prompt 4:

If you can describe your whole NSTP-CWTS experience in one word what would that be?

Grounding