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The First Reflection

After over three months of attending in-person classes, I can say that I have learned a lot of the lessons imparted by our gifted instructors, particularly in this area, Information and Communications Technology. I anticipated that this topic would be challenging, but it turned out the opposite. The positive atmosphere in our lesson made the subject more enjoyable. Even though it can be difficult at times, I was able to handle the lessons, and fortunately, I received satisfactory scores on our previous quizzes. With the assistance and direction of our subject's enthusiastic teacher, Mrs. Vera Cruz, I was able to learn new information about our lesson for the first quarter, the Internet.

The Internet's timeline has been our primary focus. The definition of the term "Internet" will then be followed by a discussion of its applications, key elements, services, and tools. The third section includes samples of each of the three data type categories. Fourth, the two forms of Internet Access, the components of a web browser, Uniform Resource Locators, Internet protocols, domain names and their levels, port addresses, directory paths, object names, and spot names. Fifth, a discussion of blogs, including their definitions, types, and search engines. Finally, we have discussed search engines, their definitions, and some instances, as well as the five categories of search terms. Contrarily, I have not had any major issues, though I have undoubtedly run into a lot of minor difficulties. I had little trouble reviewing and memorizing the lessons that would be covered in the quizzes that our teacher had assigned. Perhaps this was because it was my first quiz in almost three years, but I overcame these challenges by having faith in my ability to succeed and by keeping in mind that I am doing all of these for my future and my family. My motivation returns when I consider my motivation, and fortunately, I am able to thoroughly review the material required for the impending assessment.

The first quarter was such a bliss. I have gathered new knowledge about this awesome subject while creating more memories with the whole class. This subject, Information and Communications Technology, was more fun than I had previously thought of. I hope that I will learn more about how the Internet works, or in general, about this subject. Thanks to these difficulties, I am growing stronger and stronger day by day. Now, I am looking forward to more lessons and memories in the future with optimism. I hope that everything will be alright in the next grading periods.

So help me God.








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