A Journey of Discovery in ICT

 A. During the first quarter, I've learned about how useful ICT subject for us. Because of this subject we gained a wider knowledge about internet, and the person who made behind those applications that are useful in our daily life. I also discovered how technology helps us in communication, research, education, and even entertainment. Learning ICT made me realize that it is not just about using gadgets, but also about understanding how they work and how we can use them responsibly and productively.

B. The struggled I have encountered is: I struggled with new terms especially on terms I'm not familiar with. 

C. To overcome this, i thought myself to work patiently. I took my time in reviewing our lessons after discussions. i also used available recourses such us tutorials in YouTube to better understand the topics we discussed at earlier topics. 

D. Moving on, I'll dive deeper into ICT with enthusiasm and persistence, applying my knowledge in both academics and real-world scenarios. I'll work on sharpening my time management skills and become more proactive in tackling challenges. I'll also recognize the value of ICT as a vital resource for learning, connection, and future growth.

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  1. QueenieAugust 27, 2025 at 7:02 AM

    Hi Ketty! Congrats on surviving the first quarter. Even with many struggles, you still find a way to manage and solve them, I am so proud of you!

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