Thirdy's Take Away

This quarter, I learned a lot from Community-Based Research (CBR) 1 & 2 and HTML frames. CBR taught me how to gather information from real communities, study data, and create research that can help solve problems. It was interesting to see how research is used in real life. At the same time, learning about HTML frames helped me understand how websites are made. It was exciting to see how different parts of a webpage come together using simple codes.


There were also challenges along the way. One of the hardest parts was balancing my time between research, coding, and other schoolwork. CBR required teamwork and patience, while HTML needed focus and practice. At times, I felt confused, especially when writing codes or organizing research data. But one thing that really helped was working with my classmates. We helped each other understand HTML better by sharing tips, fixing mistakes together, and practicing as a group. This made learning easier and more fun.


Moving forward, I will continue to improve my research and coding skills. CBR showed me how important research is in solving real-world problems, and HTML gave me a new skill in web design. I will use what I learned to do better in future projects. Even though this quarter was challenging, it was also a great learning experience, and I look forward to learning more next time.


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  1. Jiro Yuri L. AltaresFebruary 17, 2025 at 5:45 PM

    Your blog post was great! it would've been a 10/10 if you added more photos. Btw, Good work!

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  2. GIANFebruary 17, 2025 at 7:50 PM

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