Pisay Meets World, We Hold the Future
Posted on March 14, 2007
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I received the following note from a 2nd year student from the Philippine Science High School, requesting for a candid review of their project, Pisay Meets World, We Hold the Future, that was posted in You Tube. We can help them make the difference, by giving 5 minutes of our time, and posting our comments. A little gesture will make these fine young scholars, tomorrow’s leaders, know that we care for them. Thank you, dear friends.
Hi! I am Felize Mendoza, a 2nd year student from Philippine Science High School. I just want to show you our project in Social Science (Pisay Meets World), We Hold the Future. It shows how students like us can make a difference.Please click this link (my teacher’s blog) and please also click the video frame which links to YouTube, please leave a comment there, you need an account to comment (in YouTube). We need comments.
The video will take only about 5-6 minutes of your time.
Would you mind putting our video on our site? It would be very much appreciated.
Thank you very much. Ü
You can view the video by clicking the link here.
The video depicts the dreams of young men and women, the youth of today, who will be the leaders of tomorrow. As citizens of the country, more so scholars of the country, they should take it upon themselves to emulate the highest degree of being responsible citizens. Dream big, and be tomorrow’s leaders, Pisay students. Meet the world!
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Thank you very much for indulging my Felize’s request. That means so much to all of us. I hope you find something you like in the other projects. Cheers!
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I visited the link… Such good kids! May they reach their dreams.
Good day, ma’am!
I am Jejomar O. Bongat, also a sophomore from the PSHS. I am a classmate of Felize.
I’m glad that you liked my classmates’ project. I wish you could also take time to visit my project, which is a blog.
http://cometomorrow.wordpress.com
There is also a podcast in the final post, which basically concludes the project.
Thank you very much, ma’am, and have a good day!
I’ve also visited the link. I wish them good luck!
Thank you very much for your time Ma’am! I really appreciated your effort.
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Thanks for the support Ma’am! Your post really means a lot to us!!
-Angeli Ramos of Pisay Meets World’s Horizontal Axis
Thanks for your opinions! Pls also visit our project of Pisay Meets world, Mirrored Future, where we show you interviews of people very influential to our school.
I watched the film and it was interesting!I left a comment,too
btw,whats pisay means?i have no idea…
Thanks for your post and your support, ma’am
We really appreciate it
~Kate Loyola, from the Alliance of Student Superheroes (a.s.s.) group
I hope they will achieve their dreams!
(:
Ghee: Pisay is short for Philippine Science High School.
Mom’s sleeping right now. Hahaha. XD
Kudos to the students of Pisay. Job well done on the video. It’s great to see a teacher who puts so much effort on educating the youth. I hope everyone will reach their dreams.
Hi sexy mom. I haven’t gone to that site you emailed me, but I will. Promise. I just had a problem with my blog, and it was just a couple of days ago that it got straightened out.