Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
Municipality of Imelda
7007
WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- IMELDA EXTERNAL STUDIES UNIT

CERTIFICATION

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

THIS IS TO CERTIFYthat JHONY BOY C. RECABLANCA is officially and presently enrolled as Fourth Year student in this institution taking up BACHELOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (BEED) this First Semester of School Year 2015-2016.

This CERTIFIES further that he is a bonafide student in this institution.

This CERTIFICATION is issued to the above named-student as a requirement for his educational assistance and for all any legal intent that it may serve him best.

Issued this 30thday of June, 2015 at Western Mindanao State University, Imelda External Studies Unit, Imelda, ZamboangaSibugay.

GREGORIO B. FEROLINO MERCY G. DELOS SANTOS Support Staff Administrative Officer IV Acting Unit Registrar

DENNIS D. SILVA
Unit Coordinator

Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
Municipality of Imelda
7007
WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- IMELDA EXTERNAL STUDIES UNIT

CERTIFICATION

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that JHONY BOY C. RECABLANCA is officially enrolled as Third Year student in this institution taking up BACHELOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (BEED) last Second Semester of School Year 2014-2015 with the following subjects taken and corresponding grades and units earned to wit:

THIRD YEAR- SECOND SEMESTER S.Y 2014-2015

SUBJECT DESCRIPTIVE TITLE UNITS RATING

ECON.101 Principles of Econ.with 3 1.75 Taxation & Agrarian Reform
LIT.101 Philippine Lit.in English 3 1.75 PED 119 Assessment of Student Learning 3 1.25
PED 118 FS 5 Learning Assessment 1 1.5
PED 112 Relevant Laws for Teachers & the Teaching Profession 3 1.5
CC13 LIT.115 Masterpieces of World Literature 3 1.75
CC14 FIL.103.2 MgaAnyongKontemporaryong Panitikang Filipino 3 1.75
CC15 MATH 195 Problem Solving 3 2.0
CC16 ED.SS119 Basic Geography 3 1.25
PED 120 FS 6 Becoming a Teacher 1 1.5 26 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXNOTHINGFOLLOWSXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx This certification is issued to the above named-student for all any legal intent that it may serve him best. Issued this 30thday of June, 2015 at Western Mindanao State University, Imelda External Studies Unit, Imelda, ZamboangaSibugay.

GREGORIO B. FEROLINO MERCY G. DELOS SANTOS Support Staff Administrative Officer IV Acting Registrar

DENNIS D. SILVA
Unit Coordinator

2....Flashbacks are interruptions that writers do to insert past events in order to provide background or context to the current events of a narrative. By using flashbacks, writers allow their readers to gain insight into a character’s motivation and provide a background to a current conflict. Dream sequences and memories are methods used to present flashbacks. Example...Robert Frost, in his poem “Birches”, employs flashback. In this poem, a character sees swaying birch trees and says, “So was I once myself a swinger of birches. And so I dream of going back to be.” He goes back to the days of his childhood, and then returns to the present and says, “I’d like to get away from earth awhile, and then come back to it and begin over.” The narrator remembers and desires for the freedom and joy he experienced as a child swinging on birch trees and wishes to return to that moment of his childhood.
Example is the ballad of “The Cruel Mother.” A mother remembers her murdered child. While going to a church, she remembers her child’s birth, growing up, and death. Later, she thinks back further to a distant time in her past to remember how her own mother was ruthless to her.

1.....4 TYPES OF CHARACTER
Round Character
A character of which we know his characteristics and background
Flat Character
A character of which we know very little about his characteristics and background
Static Character
A character that does not change throughout a literary work
Dynamic Character
A character that changes in a literary work

3....A cliffhanger is a type of narrative or a plot device in which the end is curiously abrupt so that the main characters are left in a difficult situation without offering any resolution of conflicts.
Example.....J.K Rowling in “Harry Potter and the Last Sorcerer’s Stone” employs many Cliffhangers. To cite an example from Chapter 3, “The Letters from No One”:
“One minute to go and he’d be eleven. Thirty seconds…twenty…ten…nine – may be he’d wake Dudley up, just to annoy him – three…two…one…
BOOM.
The whole shack shivered and Harry sat bolt upright, staring at the door. Someone was outside, knocking to come in.”
4....In medias res is a Latin phrase that literally translates as “in the middle of things.” In fiction, it describes the technique of beginning a story by dropping the reader in the midst of the action.
Example..Raymond Carver’s “Whoever Was Using This Bed,” which begins in medias res:
The call comes in the middle of the night, three in the morning, and it nearly scares us to death.
“Answer it, answer it!” my wife cries. “My God who is it? Answer it!”
I can’t find the light, but I get to the other room, where the phone is, and pick it up after the fourth ring.
This opening wrenches you into the story, immersing you in the moment with the narrator and his wife, and leaving you as panicked and disoriented by the ringing phone as they are. For the writer, beginning in medias res encourages dramatization from the very first line.
Western Visayas - Region VI
Western Visayas is located in Central Philippines and lies between two large bodies of water, namely; the Sibuyan Sea and the Visayas Sea. The Region is composed of six provinces: 1. Aklan Province, Philippines 2. Antique Province, Philippines 3. Capiz Province, Philippines 4. Iloilo Province, Philippines 5. Negros Occidental Province, Philippines 6. Guimaras Province, Philippines
The Region has a total land area of 20,223.2 sq km, which is approximately 6.74 percent of the total land area of the Philippines. Forty-three percent of the region's land resources is devoted to agricultural purposes. Sugar cane covers the majority of area in Negros Occidental and rainfed or irrigated palay in Panay. The region's fishing grounds produce a large variety of marine, fishery and aquaculture products. It is one of the country's major exporters of prawn, tuna, and other fish products.
Western Visayas is rich in mineral and non-mineral resources. Metallic ore reserves found in the region include primary copper, iron (lump ore) and pyrite. The region is a good place for investment. Its foremost resource is its rich, fertile soil which can grow a wide variety and abundant supply of agricultural crops throughout the year.
Natural attractions like Boracay and Guimaras Islands make the region a major tourist destination. Its rich cultural heritage provides a microcosm of Philippine culture and heritage.
The region's ports and airports are well-kept to facilitate and accommodate the inflow and outflow of commodities in the region. The deep natural harbor in the city of Iloilo has the potential of becoming a major gateway for the region's produce.
The region's skilled manpower resource is also due of its greatest potential. With proper training and capability building, the people of the region can pave the way for the industrial growth and expansion of Western Visayas.
These are the cities that make up Western Visayas Region, also known as Region 6:

1. Roxas City
2.ILOILO CITY
3. Passi City
4. Bacolod City
5. Bago City
6. Cadiz City
7. Escalante City
8. Himamaylan City

9. Kabankalan City
10. La Carlota City
11. Sagay City

12. San Carlos City
13. Silay City
14. Sipalay City
15. Talisay City
16. Victorias City

Economic status...
The National Statistical Coordination Board revealed that economic condition of Western Visayas in 2009 remained sturdy as measured by its Gross Domestic Regional Product that accelerated by 5.9 percent as against the 4.3 percent growth recorded in 2008. The NSCB, in the 2009 Economic Performance of Western Visayas report, disclosed that the region was able to maintain its position as the fourth largest contributor to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at 7.6 percent and is also the third fastest growing economy in 2009, and the fastest among the three Visayas regions.
4.195 million (2010)
Western Visayas, Population

Features....
Region six is home to the world-renowned beach of Boracay, and some of the country’s top festivals — Dinagyang, Masskara, andAti-Atihan. This is a place of color and excitement!
Aklan province is more than just Boracay. Unravel the treasures of the municipality of Buruanga — uncharted dive sites in Batabat Coral Reef and palm-fringed beaches in Malalison Island included. Explore hidden caves clad by dense jungles. Plunge into waterfalls. Visit the Kalibo Piña Village and see how locals turn plant fibers into stunning clothing.
The island of Antique (pronunced an-TEE-keh) has a raw appeal. Despite its prime coastal location, it isn’t on most tourists’ radars. It’s a shame. Antique is flanked by marine reserves, pastoral land, individual mountains, lush jungles and sleepy fishing towns. It’s a great place for people looking for a laidback escape.
Guimaras has clear blue waters, sun-kissed beaches, and a serene vibe. Discover the countless cave formations that lie hidden in its jungles and mountains. Take a refreshing dip in its cold springs. And in between lounging and exploring, bite into some of theworld’s sweetest mangoes.
76 sacks of coins were melted to make the bells of Capiz — the biggest bells in Southeast Asia. Capiz is also the birthplace of the first president of the independent Philippines — Manuel Roxas. This sleepy province has several caves, including the lengthySuhot Cave, the massive Quipot Cave, and the ancient burial site of Pilar.
The province of Iloilo has signs of its history all over the place. Explore the stunning beaches off Carles and Estancia, and the pine trees and rice terraces in the highlands of Leon and Igbaras.
Bacolod City, the capital of Negros Occidental, hosts the impossibly joyful Masskara Festival every year. It may be the defining image of the province, but it’s not the only great thing about it. Fall in love all over again at The Ruins in Talisay. Wander through the ancestral houses of Silay in the north. Lounge on the beaches of the south. Head to Danjugan Island, and get closer to nature.
Western Visayas is on the beaten track, but it’s still a joy to visit. Enjoy what it has to offer, and seek out its undiscovered attractions. Ati-atihan festival----aklan Binirayan festival----antique Manggahan festival----guimaras Pintaflores festival----negros occidental Dinagyang festival---iloilo Aswang festival-----capiz
Natural resources....
In terms of natural resources, Western Visayas is one of the richest regions in the country. Forty-three percent of the region's land resources are devoted to agricultural purposes. It is the largest producer of sugar and was the third largest rice producer among the regions. Sugar cane covers the majority of area in Negros Occidental and rain fed or irrigated palay in Panay. The region also produces coconut, banana, fruits, root crops and vegetables. Its forests however have been denuded due to indiscriminate logging. Its waters produce numerous species of fish and other marine products. Western Visayas exports prawn, tuna and other fish products. Mineral resources include copper, gold, silver, clay, limestone, coal, sand and gravel and other non-metallic.
TRIBES....
ILONGGO
CEBUANO
WARAY
DIALECTS/LANGUAGES
The dialect or language spoken in this region are Hiligaynon, Kinaray-a, Akeanon, Malaynon and Cebuano. Tagalog and English are the medium of instruction in schools.