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 How do you define sustainable development?            The first thing that comes up to my mind when I heard the word sustainable development is just like maintaining a progressive life in the long term. Yes, of course, we cannot sustain a better life without making the right decision towards our work, using natural resources, and socializing with other people. What is very important here is the benefits we can make to mother earth as we are the inhabitants of his planet and we all rely on resources so it is our responsibility to take good care of them. However, to meet our needs completely we need to work or establish a business to earn for a living. But we need to make sure that we will survive long and secure our future and the future of our generations. We can achieve sustainable development if we always consider the sake of our resources not minding the income we could generate by abusing nature just to earn double in a short span of time. I reme...

How can technology and interventions in development offset the pressures of population growth? Nowadays where modern technology has been accessible to many people with the use of the internet and many have been exposed to porn sites that influence them to do such bad things to their fellow. But we must grateful somehow for interventions produced by our government and by using technology they were able to control the growth of the population. I know that one of the policies implemented by our authorities is gender equality. It helps especially women who are in other countries do not have equal rights to men. This program promotes woman's empowerment that helps them do the things they want to improve themselves. So many women today are studying in school together with men, proving that they can do the things men can do. Women nowadays can work and earn money on their own and they can support their families. So instead of seeing women in their homes, they are now outside t...

How can technology and interventions in development                  Offset the pressures  of population growth               Population growth is undeniably increasing through the years and this causes problems in the community. The more people are living in this world the more demand they need for all essential things and other needs like transportation clothing, water, and all supplies used in everyday life. All the resources will not last long if the growth of the population continues. More people will suffer from poverty and all crimes will also rise. However, as the problems have been identified the people as well as the government create solutions to control the rapid population growth and of course with the help of technology.               Cases of unwanted pregnancies are not new to us. Way back before as you can remember our grandpare...

  Minimal pairs of words   that would contrast the following English phonemes 1) /f/ - /v/                                                                     5) /i:/ - /i/ fairy- very                                                                 heat -hit 2) /t/ - /d/                                                                     6) /i/ - /ai/ neat - need  ...

      What are the benefits and detriments of economies dependent on migrant remittances?   When we say remittances it tells about of course financial or monetary remittances and this is generally a private money transfer that migrants made individually or collectively generally back to their country of origin. It is possible for transfers to be sent from countries of origin to countries of destination. Migrants travel because of economic reasons they move to make an improvement not just for their own lives but also for the lives of their own families. They give aid and improve the lives of their family, community, and even their country through their remittances. Remittances may also be detrimental to economies that depend on remittances. Remittances help the economies, and there are lots of benefits from remittances. First remittances support economic growth. The remittances can increase household income and thus like it can be used to alleviate p...

                                                                       Differentiate Allophone and Phoneme.    A phoneme is an individual unit of sound in the word. It is any of the perceptually distinct units of the sound of a specified language that distinguish one word from another. Slashes represent it. Allophone is a phonetic variation of phonemes that actually pronounces speech sounds. Brackets represent it. A phoneme is a mental abstract representation of speech sound, a mental category it is a psychological reality so whenever we are producing phonemes it only exists in our minds when we are actually speaking it that when we use allophones. The phonetics realization of a phoneme can be realized as one or more different allophones depending on the environment in which that sound appears. Allop...

  Write an essay about your unforgettable moment or memories.  Use interjections and underline them.                My Little Savior When I was told to write my unforgettable experience the first time I thought, hmm . Oh, dear! You won't believe me because I will share something incredible today. My story is about my experience a long time ago in my province. It happened when I was a little kid and there was a little one that do big things . Boy , I am not that little one! Let's find out who or what it is. I could clearly visualize our big old house usually almost made of wood and bamboo. It has a balcony, kitchen, dining room, living room, and bedrooms. I like the way it was built because it has an underground. My grandfather was a designer! He is the one who made it! Cool! He is really an expert in being a Panday. We have animals too. We have dogs, chickens, ducks, and cats. We are surrounded by different ornamen...

                                  Order of Adverbs Examples        Orders of Adverbs:                                  1. Adverbs of Manner                  2. Adverbs of Place                  3. Adverbs of Frequency                  4. Adverbs of Time                  5. Adverbs of Purpose              Examples:           Harry's baby cousin cries loudly (manner) in the crib (place) every morning (frequency) at 6:00 AM (time) for milk. (purpose) Harry trains vigorously (manner) in the barangay's covered court (place) every afternoon (frequency) fro...

  Which of the aforementioned views on the history of globalization do you find most appealing? Why? The most appealing view in the history of globalization for me is hardwired. When we say globalization, it is the process by which ideas, knowledge, goods and services, and information spread around the world. And I believe that it will happen if people will start to travel and try to interact with other people where the exchange of goods and information takes place. As we can see from the concept of Nayan Chanda (hardwired) that globalization began with the exodus of the first human in Africa. Africans are our ancestors. Well, we knew that we modern humans originated in Africa so, therefore, of course, there is a big possibility that the first origin of globalization will be in that place.  Our ancestor was urged to travel because they experience depletion in their resources and they need to search for a climate where more food was available to make their life better and s...

   What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of homogenization of culture?  One of the advantages of homogenization of culture for me is that the connection of people around the world will become stronger, and tighten which creates bonding with each other since the communication between them is comprehensible to one another because they already have one culture and beliefs, this avoids misconception. People have more access to the new cultural products and they can able to import products legally. Since communication is easier across borders, the access to information and data needed by people is also accessible. People around the world share ideas and understanding of the world that’s why many countries cooperate in the development of education technology following the standard set. People can have more opportunities and choices in the content the world can offer like music, movies, and more options for consumers. Now, on the other hand, the disadvanta...

  Are societies in the world becoming more similar (homogenous) or more different (heterogeneous)?   From my observation that was happening today the world is now becoming more similar or homogenous. Most of the things we used nowadays are becoming more accessible to everyone. The influence of global products like phones, cars even beauty products has become dominant to people and an increasing number of people preferred to buy almost the same unit of cellphones, and items with the same brands and styles. We can even buy whatever we want online and there are products that all countries can use or purchase. There is a restaurant that is available globally and wherever you are around the globe you can buy the foods similarly and eat in the same restaurant or fast food. For example, the largest fast food chain in the world is McDonald where everyone can avail same foods. We preferred branded products, clothes, and shoes that become trends and fashion by people.   It is eas...

  How will you apply the concept of the monitor model as a future English Teacher? Sometimes I wonder how teachers become great in their profession even if no one noticed their perseverance and consistency in teaching. It is easy for students to distinguish a teacher who has heart in their chosen career. Students can feel the seriousness and can see the ability of a teacher once they teach. Students regardless of their capacity to acquire learning from a good teacher. That is not magic it is the work of a teacher who knows what exactly they are doing. What if I become a teacher? This is the question I am processing in my mind today.  Applying the concept of Stephen Krashen’s monitor model is what I needed, to become an effective and reliable teacher to my future students. First I need to plan, teaching without planning is useless. Because my goal is to have meaningful interaction with my students. I would like to understand my student first. I need to monitor each and ever...

  How does English “Control” the World English become the world’s main communication tool. It became the dominant and official language of the world.  The English has now the power to shape new people's cultures.  This is commonly used in communication where people express their thoughts and ideas that may influence and change people's minds and way of living. People use English to have power in growing connections in business and employment. It became the standard for someone to become competent in whatever field they would like to engage in. This is an advantage for a business owner to extend their company globally. Indeed, most multinational companies prefer English so that their employees around the world can understand each other. With the use of the English language, the world can control the spread of products and the flow of finances all around the countries. Trade become possible and the development of new technologies made it easy....

  Is English a sacred language? English is a universal language and this is also helpful to understand the religious doctrines of people who have different languages however for me it is not considered sacred. The English language was used only to translate the original scriptures written in other languages like our bible which is originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.  Since sacred language is dedicated to religious purposes or a religious language unlike English we use it for good and evil while sacred language is where the revelation from God is received and used by the churches without changing its true meaning and maintaining the only source. If an original scripture will be translated the divine message might change and the interpretation might not be correct that leads to confusion. Sacred language is not used in ordinary communication thus we can say that English is not sacred since it is used by everyone even in ordinary and common conversation, they even...

  Factors Affecting Second Language Acquisition    Language is important, it begins as early as the child starts to hear and tends to speak. This is the time when he or she wants to express himself to others or to ask something to someone. But a child cannot only learn one language as he or she grows up but he or she can acquire two or more languages depending on his or her capabilities and their environment. And what are the factors that affect people's second language? Based on the observation not everyone is at the same level of proficiency in their language. You may say that those who are excellent at communicating with others are those who are knowledgeable about their language. They are someone who is creative and imaginative with a better understanding of the things around them yet who can deliver a message perfectly and comprehensibly to others. On the other hand, acquiring a second language is a personal choice for us if we want to become fluent in it. As a ...

    Differentiate behaviorism, innatism, and interactionism Behaviorism is emphasizing performance and behavior in successful learning, In behaviorism, someone learns oral language from other humans through processes that involve imitation, appreciation, and practice. Children acquire language through more practice, repeating the same words or phrases. Innatism views language as a creative process, acquiring language through physical interactions with the environment. Innatists do not see language development as something that is influenced by responses to stimuli as behaviorists do. One would have a very hard time learning or mastering one language after one passed a certain period of time, usually before puberty. Children do not only imitate the sounds they hear when learning languages, but also arrange grammar in the language as they go through the natural development process. While Interactionism uses language in communicative actions, children learned language mainly th...

     The Difference between Primary and Secondary Resources with examples          Historical sources will tell us about history and it can be obtained from artifacts, literary sources, documents, etc., and will help us understand the event or what happened a long time ago from the point of view of the people who lived through them. This historical source is classified into two which are primary sources and secondary sources.  When we say primary sources, it includes diaries, letters, interviews, speeches, government records, videos, photographs, diaries, memos, and the like. Primary sources are written or produced by someone who has first-hand testimony or experience of the event, a source produced at the same time as the event or topic being studied. It is the original materials. This is also considered the most direct evidence of the event or time since it was created or witnessed by the people present at the time. For example, we are...

  Why is it crucial to emphasize that globalization is uneven? It is crucial to emphasize that globalization is uneven because aside from the advantages brought by globalization around the world it has disadvantages too that need to be considered most especially to the country who is left behind by the changes brought by new technologies and modernization of the facilities and equipment in industry.  There are cases that this globalization causes problems for a country like it favors industrialization that might harm the environment. So, it is crucial to emphasize that globalization is uneven for us to be aware and know the problem. Knowing the root of the problem, we may find possible solutions to lessen the poverty that may be caused by globalization. But globalization can provide the best services to humans and makes it easier to connect to different kinds of people around the world that aid in advancement of infrastructure, economic growth and overall development, thus...

  Do you think some of the observed characteristics and practices of the early Filpino still exist now a day? Give examples, if there are. Justify if there is none. Answer: Yes, some of the observed characteristics and practices of the early Filipinos still exist now a day.  Samples:  The use of karaoke  Bayanihan Celebrating Fiestas  Celebrating Christmas Pagmamano Filipino  are hospitable Strong families ties Pakikisama Crab mentality Using the word “bahala na” Filipino time Eating rice for main meals Giving gifts  Using Chinese products Hilot as a traditional massage Consulting in mangkukulam and mambabarang Using statues or idols in worshipping God