Presenting Science without the Overly Complicated Math… Teaching is a challenging endeavour. Learning any field of Science is also as hard. Combining the two is to try and conquer a seemingly insurmountable mountaintop, but don’t worry, the view makes it all worth it in the end. Science-teaching is not exactly a new field. From our […]
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When we say “atom,” different people get different mental images. Those that grew up on the Knowledge Channel and/or were avid readers of their science textbooks would have the image of a nucleus with electrons revolving around it in circular orbits. Those that grew up during the Cold War would be reminded of the nuclear
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There has been a buzz surrounding ChatGPT lately that has generated various opinions from people. Some see the AI chatbot as a negative thing that poses a lot of threats to our society while others see it as a tool that can help humanity be more efficient and productive. Published in this article is my
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“It’s more fun in the Philippines.” For years… this famous tagline has attracted tourists and businesses to the Philippines. But it relates to more than just the tourist destinations like El Nido and Baguio: it refers to the happy-go-lucky nature of Filipinos too. Filipinos are indeed joyful despite crises and disasters; they are still able
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I remember when I wanted to work hard in school because I dreamed of becoming a firefighter. Being a firefighter sounded so cool when you were a kid: I mean, you got to kill fires and save people in their burning houses! I told myself that I will be a firefighter someday, and I am
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“Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere.” – Anton Ego, Ratatouille (2007) I’ve always maintained that the making of art belongs to everybody. By being both sentient and sapient, we humans have given ourselves the capacity to make art. Of course, there are those whose names are
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By Kryshia Gayle Solon HAPI Scholar ~ Human trafficking is a complex social issue that has occurred for centuries. Unfortunately, due to several factors, the phenomenon has become even more prominent in modern times. The demand for cheap labor in many developing countries combined with the growth of international travel and the relaxation of immigration
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The Globalization of Religion By Junelie Velonta HAPI Youth Ambassador The globalist expansion of religion could be traced back to the colonial expansions of European powers starting in the 14th Century. While the search for spices was the initial push factor of the expansions, many Western “frontiersmen” found themselves settling in various areas all over
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Humanism and Mental Health: Supporting the Whole Person By Ma. Almaver Victoria M. Suarez Contributor ~ Have you ever been in a situation where you were struggling with mental health challenges, but were told to just “snap out of it”? Have you ever felt pressured to put your work or other responsibilities ahead of your
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Celebrating Rizal Day: Remembering the Humanist Hero By Ma. Almaver Victoria “Vic” M. Suarez Contributor ~ Why is Jose Rizal considered an inspiration to humanists around the world? What are the values and beliefs that he stood for, and how did he use them to make a positive impact on society? How can we learn
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