Ashley

Dear President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.,           Good day, Mr. President! I am a student from Ilocos Sur National High School and I am writing this letter to congratulate you for your victory in the Philippine National Election that was conducted on May 9, 2022! I would also like to give my opinions and expectations in your regime.           First of all, congratulations on becoming the president of the Philippines, Mr. Ferdinand Marcos Jr.! You won by a landslide, many people have supported you thinking that through your regime, the Philippines will be back on top again. You gave many promises to the people, you have told them things that seem too good to be true, but they believed in you. You said that through unity, we will be able to make our country a great place to live in. Now that you won, the people, including me, are expecting that you will keep all of your promises and make them come true. I hope that your supporters are right, that through your lead, the Philippines will rise

          I am a student. A student who have dreams and aspirations in life. I go to school five days in a week to achieve these and have a bright future. Studying is not easy, but with the help of our teachers, I am able to enjoy it. They make studying more fun and less stressful. Over the years, I have met a lot of great teachers and I am very grateful for them.            When I was a kid, I had a teacher whom I respect and honor very much. That teacher is very good at teaching and you'll feel comfortable in her class because she's not scary. In high school, I met one of my favorite teachers. She's very easy to be close with and is very passionate in her work. Her subject was not an easy one but I was able to understand the lessons because of her clear and fun teaching. She also helped me whenever I was experiencing troubles. I was very open to that teacher because I did not feel the need to be scared of her. She's very patient and understanding.            Our teach

             In 2019, the corona virus disease started to spread. The whole world was affected, the normal flow of time seemed to stop. There was chaos everywhere and everyone was scared for their lives. Numerous establishments closed and shortage for toilet papers, alcohols and other necessities occurred. Schools also came into a halt, a 2 week suspension of face to face classes was extended into months, and then a year.            In the span of many months with no classes, I was really bored and I did not know what to do with the time I had. I hoped and wished that the opening of classes will start sooner. When it finally started, modular and online learning were the only options we had. At first, it was fun to be back at studying because I got to do something different, but as the time went by, answering modules became more and more difficult to do. My mental health was also affected, I cried almost everyday because of the pressure that the people gave me and the lack of motivation