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Ashley Fauni
Mary Salvador
Kristine Marentes
Jamaica Daria
Akisha Balle

A situation known as overpopulation occurs when the number of people on Earth surpasses the planet's real carrying capacity. Numerous causes contribute to overpopulation. Overpopulation is a result of a number of factors, including decreased death rates, improved medical services, and the depletion of precious resources. If a region can't support life, it may become highly crowded from being sparsely populated in the first place.

The human race has been impacted by technological advancements in many different ways over the years. One of these has been the capacity to preserve lives and improve medical care for all. The lengthened longevity and population growth are direct results of this.




Members:
Jocel Ersando
Kim Joanna Flores
Francine Clarisse Barte
Angel Zamora
Mark Magdaluyo
Calvin Stamaria
Paul Jhon Abenoja

 

Outdoor games are done outside, mostly commonly in natural settings. It benefits the body, mind, and spirit and improve fitness. Here are some examples of outdoor games. Basketball is one of the most popular sports in the world and widely viewed. It is a game played between two teams of five players each on a rectangular court. Each team tries to score by shooting the ball through the goal. Hopscotch is one of the oldest and most popular streets/playground games to exist. A player tosses an object called “pamato” into areas of a figure outlined on the ground and hops through the figure and back to regain the object by only jumping with one leg and then two legs in each square. Here in the Philippines we call it “piko”. Tumbang preso is a popular native game in the Philippines. The word tumba means “to fall” and preso means “prisoner.” The objective of the game is to make the can fall to its side and retrieve the thrown slipper before the “it” stands the can back up. The game involves throwing a slipper at a can by which the “it” or “taya” attempts to guard. Tag is a playground game involving two or more players.

The player who is “it” chases the other players in attempt to “tag” them by trying to touch one of them and making that person “it”. Ladtly? capture the flag is most fun when played with a large group. Players are split into two teams, each team having a flag or other marker at the team's base. The object of the game is to run into the other team's territory, capture their flag and make it safely back to your own territory. You can tag "enemy" players in your territory, sending them to your jail. They can be sprung from jail by a member of their own team running into your territory, tagging them and running back, with one freed person allowed per jail break. It is sometimes played that all the people in jail could hold hands and make a chain back toward their own territory, making it easier for members of their team to tag them.

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Matriano, Ashley Nicole
Soriano, Shanaya Alliyah
Baylosis, Ma Theresa
Gonzales, Jennyfer
Vergara, Jhondave
Silades, Maria Christina
Estrada, Paul Adam Miguel

1.        Worsens numerous environmental and social factors such as pollution, malnutrition, overcrowded living conditions, and lacking health care which makes poor communities vulnerable to infectious diseases.

2.       Overpopulation can cause lack of health care in every family and also pollution for our environment and the more people the higher risk of disasters like pandemics

3.       Many people are poor because of overpopulation and they want some support from the government.

4.       Degradation of Environment.

5.       Conflicts and Wars.

6.       Rise in Unemployment. 

7.       High Cost of Living.

8.       Child Labor

1.       Empower women. Studies show that women with access to reproductive health services find it easier to break out of poverty, while those who work are more likely to use birth control. 

2.       Promote family planning. 

3.       Make education entertaining.

4.       Government incentives.

5.       One-child legislation

6.       Teach your teenagers about sex and contraception as early and openly as possible.

7.       Consider supporting candidates who will offer policy remedies to the harmful effects of population growth.

8.       Think about adopting!

MANALO, Charles 

VILLAR, John

DELA TORRE, Abigail

LASCANO, Sofia 

PARCON, Rose

    The existence of a cause or reason for the study in 2020 is a great horror that has enveloped our country. It is a disease that any person cannot see. It is a disease in which it is transmitted to all people. All students in the Philippines have had difficulty studying because of the spread of the disease in our country. Even students are afraid to study, and their parents do not want them to study because of the spread. To me, the child's learning was shocked and caused by fear and self-pity because they would not be able to enter school again. Also, the mental health toll of childhood rates, such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, rose sharply.


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Alamo, Mikaella A.

Cariño, Menryll Lyriex L.

De Ungria, JhodyMay D.

Fan, Mike Lenard Q.

Ilas, Sabrina Kheith D.

Recently, a correspondent wrote challenging us to identify solutions to the demographic and environmental problems we write about. We appreciate the reminder to remain forward looking and in response share the ideas below. Obviously, no one person or organization can cover all these efforts. But each of us can do something and together we can create a sustainable world.

These are personal and policy suggestions that we and others study. Some points are obvious, others fairly well established, but all need more research. If you are a scientist or scholar, one of the most important actions to take is to address population matters in your research, or join other researchers who are doing so.

Participants:
Sallador, Harley
Santos, Kenneth
Rocabo, King
Rada, John Marlon
Saria, David
Salvacion, Jasmine Xhea
Saquilayan, Chrislaine
Sta. Iglesia, Jackilyn

The three good fairies began bestowing their gifts upon Aurora. Aurora received the gift of Beauty, and gift of SongÖ but before the last gift was bestowed, a wicked fairy interrupted. This wicked fairy was upset that she wasnít invited to the party, so she cast a spell ñ on the day of Auroraís 16th birthday, she would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die.

The third good fairy hadnít bestowed her gift yet, and she was horrified at the spell the wicked fairy cast. The good fairy wasnít strong enough to undo the spell, but she was able to dilute it a bit ñ instead of death, Aurora would fall asleep until her true love come along to undo the spell with a kiss.

As a precaution, all spinning wheels were removed from the kingdom, and Aurora lived in hiding as a peasant with the good fairies for protection. She grew up, met Prince Philip, and fell in love. On the night of Auroraís 16th birthday, Aurora, Prince Philip, and the good fairies all went back to the castle to live. But the evil fairy snuck into the castle and pricked Auroraís finger with a needle, causing her to fall asleep. With the help of the good fairies, Prince Philip kissed her and she awoke. They all lived happily ever after.


Members:
Mary Jo Malazarte
Christian Distura
Steven Kien Balboa 
Samantha Lopez
Sofia Nicole Sapo
Kodi Plata
Kenneth Kionisala

An elementary or secondary school that is sponsored and administered by a private company or individual rather than a state institution.​

Decided by the school board.​

The school sets the schedule.​

A graduate degree or other higher education is frequently held by those who may or may not be certified.​

According to the school. The technology at private institutions with higher tuition is more recent.​

Tuition, gifts, endowments, private businesses, and charity activities.​

Solitary or more. The amount of student interaction is significant. either in elementary or junior high schools, there is no preparation. If attending a co-ed high school, you can see the variation.​

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Public School:​

A primary or secondary school in the United States that receives funding from the government and gives residents of a town or district free education.​

Mandated by public education. by the Common Core national standards more frequently.​

Electives and graduation requirements are frequently combined in the schedule.​

Teachers must adhere to all legal standards and be extremely knowledgeable in their field. Almost all educators hold master's degrees.​

Depending on the school, it may be extremely modern or rather archaic.​

Grants, prizes, and gifts are provided by the federal government, states, local governments, and tax-paying citizens.​

More social interaction is possible due to a larger population. Students' horizons are expanded by having access to sports, clubs, community service organizations, and other extracurricular activities. Excellent training for the social pressures of college.​


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Collano, Maria Sofia
Fundales, Princess Jessa
Amen, James Rod
Amoroso, Mart
De castro, Lantis
Soneja, Jastine Cholo
Soneja, Jennie Rose
Ramada, Jannah