Reflection Paper in NSTP – CWTS

Dela Cruz Jon Nelson S. Part: Reflections of EB at NSTP - CWTS When we showed our plans to the people of Payatas, I wonder how lucky and lucky we are and I I knew enough money to support their needs. And some people work hard to eat three meals a day and can afford to buy a house. We realized that we need to share our blessings with other people. I also recognize that the plan we proposed to the people of Payatas is not easy to achieve as it requires patience and effort. All of our plans are positive and pleasant. As I am the chairman of any committee of the group, I can contribute by becoming a responsible leader and see our plans for sports and teamwork. I can also help by contributing to other families and helping them and by helping them plan for them by arranging for them to attend meetings. Through joint efforts and mutual support, we will succeed and will be able to help the citizens of Payatas. I learned a lot from the visiting community. One thing that is helpful and consideration is one. I am not a kind person, but even when they suffer, whenever they see a smile on their face, I have no choice but to help them. They also taught me to be considerate as some of the children there are really active. I also learned not to judge. Initially I was suspicious of people in the community. Because they thought that they lived in Payata and thought they were poor because they were poor, they thought they were stealers and bad guys, but after our family members, our ideas disappeared. They are superior to us, they gave us a warm welcome and did not criticize us. The community also taught me to fall on the earth. While studying at De La Salle, I sometimes get biased to myself, become an elitist, and feel like criticizing others who are not at the prestigious university. But when I saw that they were very happy even though they were poor they made me part of Dela Cruz Jon Nelson S. Of course, the most important thing I learned from engagement is to love one another is the most important thing in my life. Even though they are suffering, I already know why they are always happy because why they love each other. Their love is greater than any other money. In the NSTP - CWTS course, you can learn and experience all these courses at the same time. Thanks to them, I learned a lot. During the next term, we will ensure that all proposed plans are carried out on them. To appreciate

By rethinking NSTP, you can get something back into the community. It cherishes the environment and tells us how to help others. It is very difficult and tiring, but it is worth it all because I know that my simple action will serve many children. Looking at the faces of children in orphanages with a big smile gave me a wonderful feeling. NSTP is a place where people are exposed to the lifestyles of other people, and often our students become more aware of the needs of the unhappy people. NSTP taught me to give more than I received, and we can make these children smile their face. I understand that even the smallest things we can make these children happy.

Dela Cruz Jon Nelson S. Part: Reflections of EB at NSTP - CWTS When we showed our plans to the people of Payatas, I wonder how lucky and lucky we are and I I knew enough money to support their needs. And some people work hard to eat three meals a day and can afford to buy a house. We realized that we need to share our blessings with other people. I also recognize that the plan we proposed to the people of Payatas is not easy to achieve as it requires patience and effort. All of our plans are positive and pleasant. As I am the chairman of any committee of the group, I can contribute by becoming a responsible leader and see our plans for sports and teamwork. I learned many lessons and lessons from visiting the community.