Through this seminar, students of Kagman High School became familiar about KMCV and IT&E’s advance technology, specifically fiber optic cable which MCV is currently using.
I am very thankful that KMCV discussed about fiber optic cable. The students became aware of their technology because they presented very well. IT&E gave some advice and shared their experiences.
They encouraged the students to continue their studies no matter how hard it is. They motivated them by giving samples based on their own experiences when they were in high school. Their study habits became better after the said seminar.
I am very proud that students in Kagman High School supported the seminar and did a great job.
All of this would never materialize without the consent of our supportive school principal, Mr. Alfred Ada who believes in me, that this seminar will have good impact to students learning.
I would like to also thank all participants who tried their best in singing and impersonating. Congratulations to Kyle Misa, Best Singer in the game and Kenneth Aguon for being the Best in Impersonating Game.
Congratulations to all my students who pasted my subject in Basic Electronic with a total of 51 students for this 2nd semester. And to all who tried working to make their project AM Radio and Amplifier, I am very proud of you. Always keep in mind that “Learning is the Ladder to your Success. Don’t stop even if you fail. Keep trying to make things better.
Failure and Success goes together. Nobody reaches his success without experiencing any failure. It’s the spice of life.”
Also thanks to Mr. Sangalang, teacher in woodcraft class, for helping us to build our project by building us a plywood board.
Benjie Ladringan
Kagman
