I believe in building community-based in our Barangay.

People must learn how to develop community in

order to maintain a safe and successful environment, especially teenagers. Now, is the opportunity to
provide a firmer, stronger platform for growth that will not only endure future economic crises, but will
also allow us to prosper. However, a new understanding of the educational value of barangay
involvement is developing. Leading scholars have proven this by strategically directing higher
education's various resources, ranging from academic programs.

(In academic programs, naa nay nasugdan ang atong barangay, such as naghatag sila ug pahalipay sa
mga nang graduate ug college and senior high nga honor students. In this way, naka inspire siya sa mga
students nga muskuyla ug tarong.)

Here is my advocacy entitled “No citizen left behind” Restoring civic education, which gives young
people insights to the educational curriculum.

I am (Name), one of residents in Barangay Maslog Danao City Cebu, believes that ensuring all
students receive the same civic education would strengthen our country and cause more citizens to take
an active role in its government

Being a part of our beloved barangay, I realized that in our Barangay, there are not enough
programs that benefit teenagers, especially students. Most of these teenagers stop school due to
poverty that forced them to work, and most of the students are also working students that help them
paying the school expenses.

Schools should teach collective action, openly discuss the racialized dimensions of citizenship,
and provoke students by engaging their passions against contemporary injustices. Students must also
have frequent opportunities to take civic and political action, including within the school itself. To build a
truly egalitarian society, we must reject myths of civic sameness and empower all young people to raise
their diverse voices.

ither you are born with intelligence or you are not. Success or failure is considered almost like
guaranteed, rather than the result of hard work. Teenagers who understand the value of hard work have
a much easier time, even if they lack self-confidence. They are more prepared to handle the issues that
cause them the most difficulties. Parents might help in this area by emphasizing how hard work can
frequently mean the difference between success and failure.