rEFLECTION 5: aRTICULATION

During this 3-day preparation for our articulation presentation on April

14, 2023, I found it difficult but fun to work with classmates for hours
and us trying to catch up to the deadline of our first articulation. We
made use of our ample time to prepare for our grand presentation by
practicing for hours, working with little to no breaks in between
subjects, and overtiming in school just to make our props. During the
preparation time, I practiced the theatrical play with other actors,
composed music for the MAPEH part of the articulation, making the
decorations in the room, and helping in creating the costumes of the
actors. Overall after the preparation, I was somewhat disappointed in
our final output since we forgot some of our choreography probably
because of exhaustion, but after a while it dawned on me that our hard
work paid off at the end.

rEFLECTION 6: pOSTER

In this activity, we were assigned to make a poster about phase

changes naturally found in the environment. In my perspective, this
activity was easier than previous activities however it still had its share
of difficulty in terms of quality, accuracy, and time. I was assigned to be
the researcher and without completing the research, the artists could
not draw their poster. Since I needed to be able to give correct
information on phase changes found in nature within a ample amount
of time, I did my best to provide the information to my fellow group
members. I was happy with the drawing and the explanation of each
phase changes.