New Discoveries Become New Skills

"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." – Mahatma Gandhi. This quarter, I have learned many new things that helped me grow in my studies.

 

One of the most important lessons I learned was about Community-Based Research (CBR). I did not just study it, but I also got to experience it myself by making our own research. This helped me understand how research is done in a community and why it is important. I learned how to gather information, analyze data, and present my findings in a way that helps others. Doing research was not easy because it required patience, teamwork, and good organization, but it was a great learning experience.

 

I also learned how to create a simple webpage using HTML. At first, I thought it would be very difficult, but as I practiced, I realized that it follows a pattern. I learned how to use different HTML tags to format text, add images, and create links. Seeing how a webpage is built was exciting because I now understand how websites work and how they are designed.

 

Another skill I learned was creating lists using HTML. Ordered lists are used when steps need to be followed in a sequence, while unordered lists are useful for listing items without a specific order. I also learned how to make nested lists, where one list is placed inside another. This skill is helpful in organizing information clearly, whether in a webpage or a document.

 

Of course, I faced some challenges along the way. In research, I sometimes found it hard to organize my work and follow the correct steps. In making a webpage, I made mistakes, like missing a tag, which caused errors. But I did not give up. I asked for help from my teachers and classmates, and I made sure to review my work carefully.

 

Moving forward, I will continue to improve my research skills and practice more on HTML coding. I know these skills will be useful in the future, whether in creating websites, organizing information, or doing research. This quarter has been full of new learning, and I am excited for what’s next!