ACKNOWLEDGMENT Teachers To Maam Mich Felizardo, my first Filipino teacher in Imus Institute, thank you. Thank you for being the most outstanding Filipino teacher. Thank you for making me fall enthusiastically in love with pandiwas, pang-uris and so much more. Thank you for your words whose definitions cant be easily guessed. Thank you for making me an ardent Filipino literature geek. Thank you for making my first year in Imus Institute a luxury. To Maam Marian Sola, my most artistic teacher, thank you. Thank you for drastically improving my love for Social Studies. Thank you for your whimsical instructions and challenging tests, or in a nutshell, your creative works. Thank you for being not only an Asian history teacher but also an awesome friend. To Maam Babylenne Almonte-Sapallida, our very own panda who excels in Kung Fu, thank you. Thank you for being the jolliest unbiological mother to us. Thank you for the tear-jerking laughter. Thank you for holding with us with tight grasps as we went to the mournful and melancholic side of our senior year. A simple thank you cant suffice our utmost gratitude to you. To Maam Martzie Jhayne, my clubs adviser, thank you. Thank you for being the best adviser an academic club could wish for. Thank you for filling every day of my high school life with bliss and euphoria. Thank you for tranquilly guiding me as I managed the circulation of work within Kapisanan ng Agham Panlipunan. If not because of you and your encouraging words, our club wouldnt have bagged the best organization award. To Maam Raquel Monzon, my Values III and IV teacher, thank you. Thank you for your comforting words and values. Thank you for your infinite lectures and notes. Thank you for enhancing my immunity to enumerations and fill-in-the-blanks. Thank you for being a mother to us. To Sir Richard Ongayo, my Physics II class teacher, thank you. Thank you for withdrawing us out of our callous shells. Thank you for making me appreciate even horrifying scores of seventy and seventy five. Thank you for challenging me in my last year of stay at Imus Institute. To Sir Donnie Legaspi, my Biology teacher and thesis adviser, thank you. Thank you for making me suffer with your more than 100 items and very much detailed quizzes. Thank you for coercing us to dissect those little frogs with bare hands. Thank you for accompanying us with our thesis experimentation in UST. To Maam Natividad, my Economics teacher, thank you. Thank you for narrating us a diverse set of experiences. Thank you for your bold fill-in-the-blanks and infinite enumerations. Thank you for encouraging me to obtain the highest rating in your subject. Thank you.
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