Maria Franchesca

I can only describe my learning experiences during the pandemic in one word, and it is "challenging". All my modular days during the pandemic was hard and of course harder than previous face-to-face classes. I have more negative vibes than the positive vibes because I would always be cramming and pass my module at the last minute. I'm very disappointed in myself for having a habit in being late. I want to change little by little. I would look at my time, write precise schedules and improve my time management. Cramming will always be in my mind every time I remember modular learning. Self studying was my worst nightmare because it is like an idiot teaching another idiot and I can't move on to the next topic since I didn't understand the present topic. I had a fear of asking teachers to explain the topic or lesson because when i was in 3rd grade there was this Filipino teacher of mine that suddenly shouted at me when I asked a question regarding our topic. She kind

Hi!  I'm Maria Franchesca Abellera Queypo. I was born on September 8, 2006, I am now 16 years old. Grade 10 student at Ilocos Sur National High School. I’m the firstborn daughter of Kate Pamela and Emmanuel Paul. I have a younger brother named Jericko Nathan. We are neither poor nor rich. We are currently living in our grandmother’s house (father’s side) here in Vigan. We sometimes go to Candon City to visit my mother’s relatives if we have time like short breaks, Christmas Vacations, and Summer vacations.  I studied here in Vigan when I was in kindergarten - grade 1, grade 2 – grade 4 in Manila, and grade 5 – present here in Vigan.   I am currently having a hard time understanding some lessons since I am poor in comprehension, especially with new and unfamiliar lessons. But as a  SSC student (Special Science Class student) I am trying my best to at least meet the expectations our teachers have in an SSC student. I also don't want to disappoint my family because all I can do in