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to identify and acknowledge that fear is affecting you in your life, is the first step towards overcoming any fear.
upang kilalanin at kilalanin na ang takot ay nakakaapekto sa iyo sa iyong buhay, ay ang unang hakbang patungo sa pagharap sa anumang takot.

the who has recommended the wearing of masks by healthy people only if they are at high risk, such as those who are caring for a person with covid-19, although they also acknowledge that wearing masks may help people avoid touching their face.
inirekomenda ng who na magsuot na lang ng mga maskara ang malulusog na tao kung nasa mataas silang panganib, tulad ng mga taong nag-aalaga sa isang taong may covid-19, kahit kinikilala rin nila na ang pagsuot ng mga maskara ay maaaring makatulong sa mga tao na makaiwas na hawakan ang kanilang mukha.

the undersigned fully understand this assumption of risk, release and waiver of liability and indemnity agreement, that the undersigned are giving up substantial rights in connection therewith, and that its terms are contractual, and not a mere recital. the undersigned acknowledge that they are signing this agreement freely and voluntarily.
ganap na nauunawaan ng nakalagda ang palagay na ito ng panganib, pagpapalaya at pagwawaksi ng pananagutan at kasunduan sa danyos, na ang nakalagda ay nagbibigay ng malalaking karapatan na may kaugnayan dito, at ang mga tuntunin nito ay kontraktwal, at hindi isang recital lamang. kinikilala ng mga may lagda na malaya at kusa nilang nilalagdaan ang kasunduang ito.

teacher chanan mae murillo is a public teacher in the school of liloan national technical vocational highschool, with a four years experience in the teaching field, she’s handles english, filipino subject and a social science major knowing that she’s just four years in the teaching field . she was born on october 11, 1993 in the province of caloocan. she graduated as bachelor secondary education at slsu-cte or known as southern leyte state university college of teacher education in the year 2016. she went to different schools as well as seminar and trainings to improve her skill in the field of teaching, given her the opportunity to share her knowledge as a speaker, and as a government employee for she was able to handle different personalities of students. her journey taught her many lessons as a teacher and these are to become a listener, to be more patient in handling the needs of diverse learners, to acknowledge that every child is special and to be someone who can give equity. she said that “i have been a living witness of the reality of an ordinary filipino learner, and s a witness, i have to stand and address the things that i have witnessed so that it would be given attention”.
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